A quick, inexpensive way to explore design ideas with a professional designer

	How It Works
	A professional designer works with you in an intensive design session to do the following things:
	Establish and organize your requirements, preferences, goals and reasons for making a change in your house or office. Review and analyze the possibilities of your building, site and budget Develop and review sketches of design options so that you can see and respond to the layout and appearance as they develop Produce informal but professional sketches that you can take away and use.

	What You Get
	You get professionally drawn freehand plans and computer modeled views, as appropriate.  You will also have a basic understanding of the structural issues to be addressed. Most important, you will know what your project will look like, how it will work and the realistic possibilities.
	What It Costs
	The cost is based on time and varies from project to project. Here's how we charge:
	$150 for initial data input. $40/quarter hour for the design session.  A typical session lasts about 3 1/2 hours. The most common charge for a session is between $500-600.  Some projects require more than one session. Learn more about cost
	Your Part of the Work
	To work with you, we need some information about your existing building (if you're thinking of an addition or renovation) and/or your site. The most economical way to provide that information is for you to make some measured sketches and take some pictures. See Tips on Measuring. Or, if you prefer, we can do it for you. See Additional Services. The design sessions usually last 3-4 hours. We ask you to set aside a morning or an afternoon for us and to come to our office ready to work and have fun.
	The Archisketch Gallery
	We have done over 100 successful projects with Archisketch! Take a look at some of them.
	Downloads
	Archisketch Introduction (Residential) Archisketch Introduction (Business) Letter of Agreement Tips on Measuring Tips on Photography Description of Additional Services
	Questions?
	Get in Touch or check out the Archisketch FAQ page