Find an architect with experience in reuse renovations.

Licensed architect in DC.

I'm native to the Pittsburgh region currently investing in Allegheny and Butler Country in Multifamily Properties, commercial and residentialQuick RE Background: General Contractor for a few yearsExcavating / Demo - Operator for a few yearsCivil Engineer / Architect - currentlyMy current market contains two parallel pipelines.

He worked with an architect to get renderings drawn up, permits submitted & approved.

WE PLANNED ON WORKING WITH AN ARCHITECT FOR PLANS AND DRAWINGS.

New Single-Family House acquisition in Downey CA seeking an architect and interior designer ASAP.  

Unfortunately, posting about building code issues and local permit rules can only get you advice that may not be safe.First of all, as an Architect, I can assure you that pulling a permit is the most important thing you could do.

I was reviewed under the scrutiny of five big-time architects who owned their own firms in the Portland Metro area including Soderstrom and ZGF Architects and learned more about myself than I've had in all my life.

If written plans were not part of the contract, then you know your answer, which is #2 (sorry).Most contractors do not draw plans anyway; architects create plans (to scale, etc).

A site that large will most likely need an architect, civil engineer, traffic consultant, impact engineer, attorney, and perhaps a wetland engineer if there is a creek.