PROJECT DESCRIPTION - Design, Architectural Improvements, and City Permitting for a new detached ADU in San Diego, CA SCHEMATIC DESIGNAs-built Documentation And Verification.Space Planning and Layouts.DESIGN DEVELOPMENTBuilding Code Analysis and Verification.Photo-Realistic Renderings.CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTSConstruction Documents For Bidding And Construction Purposes.Coordination With Structural and Civil Engineers As Required.Title 24 Calculations.PERMITS-EXPEDITINGAll Permit Necessary DocumentsCoordination With All Reviewers Until Final Sign-offs.Running Of Permits Through The Local Municipality.Coordination With Necessary Entities As Required.CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATIONConstruction Meetings And Responding To RFIs.This is the typical level of service we provide.

Also I'm just trying to problem solve because I'm fresh out of school and don't have huge reserves saved up yet so I'm just trying to speed things along by creativity.Also I've worked with Habitat a few times and that's a great program to learn building systems but I'm actually an architectural engineer so I have a good feel for construction, codes, etc. but I for sure recommend it to people starting out!

I just need a usage permit approved by town, to include architectural drawings, because it is currently being used by the town as residential.  

The beaches are some of the best in the United States and you are 5 minutes away from 30A which is known for its affluence and unique architecture.

Frank -Reunion Resort is a beautiful community with the variations of the architecture of the homes and the 3 golf courses. 

You can also do architectural work or civil engineering.

I am sitting in a similar position to you, but perhaps 2 years behind, working a great full-time job, working on my MBA and business plan while soaking up everything I can here on BP (my background is in architecture/sustainability).

Cost estimates are offered by General Contractors, home inspectors, architecture firms and construction management firms.

2) For those that have done something similar in the recent past, besides the Land purchase and construction costs, what were the other big ticket line items from the project (Legal, Engineering, Architecture, CPA, etc)? 

It's a very large lot and house and the previous owner already had architectural drawings but didn't pursue anything.