Gary Meyer by far I think is the most reasonable and great with small spaces- http://waynemeyerworks.com/profile.htmlSarah Hobstetter at Hobstetter Architecture Studio is a little more high end and modern-http://www.hobstetterarch.comBest of luck.

I'm from Toronto and have been in real estate for as long as I can remember (I studied architecture so I count that too :)).

We have worked in the branding and commercial interior design industry for the past 26 years and have always been passionate about architecture.

The structural engineer is saying that the building's original architectural plans only show the first floor (it's a very old 2 story building and its the 2nd floor where we'll be doing most of the work), they're hand drawings with no dimension nor on correct scale.

I have family in both architecture and construction so I am optimistic (or maybe naive) that we can cut costs by doing some of the project ourselves!

Congrats, I could tell that this was a STl property from the architecture before I saw that you were from STL.

But the land we bought for our neighborhood development has been a gigantic learning curve regarding what the city council, architectural review board, department of environmental management, and other agencies will require you to comply with.

Affordable rentals and home prices, along with cafes and architecture from the 1800's- what's not to like?

I am an architectural designer and contractor and my wife, @Heather Hopkins is a realtor in the bay area.

I have 3 years of drafting/architectural design classes.