The bigger the establishment equates to a more complex project with additional issues. Regardless of the scale of an eating place, all restaurants share common components that must be planned and carefully organized.
Bacon Lane Architect LLC is proficient in numerous project types: Office, Manufacturing, Warehouse, and Information Technologies. The key is not the built project type, but the depth of project planning experience, such as feasibility studies, masterplanning, building design, space planning, engineering coordination, process integration, equipment coordination, programming, project management, etc.
This dynamic lean consulting tool allows a 360 degree perspective of an operation that allows EACH member of the manufacturing team a chance to view where they fit into the overall process.
One of the best moments during the course of a project is to receive some acknowledgment near the end of the process that the work was completed to the satisfaction of your client, and it was a job well done. We recently experienced that moment as we just received a kind letter from our past … Continued
Building permits are required for new construction to insure the proposed building project will be safe and built to industry standards. Completing a building project that is not permitted and inspected by the local regulatory agencies can set you up for problems down the road.
States Post article “Recession’s silver lining: cost to build” confirms what Bacon Lane Architect LLC has shared earlier – Now is the time to build since the cost of construction is lower.
The good news: Constructions costs are down and now is the time to plan for commercial architecture projects or plan for a facility design
The partners at Bacon Lane Architect LLC have been very busy during the month of January, and the first of February, with various active projects and new prospective endeavors. Our goal will be to write detailed and illustrative articles (including pictures and drawings) in the coming weeks about these subjects.
The rendering portrays an artistic image of a prospective mixed use project being considered in a NW States neighborhood, Rendering was developed once the due-diligence efforts and planning studies were complete to understand the nature and constraints of the proposed site.
The project design presented to the Nederland Community Library will create a “green” building design that will incorporate sustainable features and practices from the inception.
