Ask for Sam and reference me and he will take care of you, they are reasonably priced, he has lots of stuff to choose from in his showroom and has a good sense of design and color to help pick stuff out. 

I've tried to do a search online for books on the characteristics of a building in terms of design, architecture, and construction i.e. what is a parapet, what are the different types of doors (double-hinged, storefront glass), what are the available roof systems, what is a knee-wall, what are the different styles of flooring, the differing fixtures and fascias, etc...

The size of the rehab might decide the type of designer you need for the project.

Zoning change and a lot of design an lobbying.

I'll send you examples of designs that we talked about in a little while

It is very user friendly and has a good amount of design options.

I have heard a lot of investors are wary of design fees associated with achieving a well designed property, so I went virtual.

They are a bit pricey if you only buy a few, but I love the ease of design and the rates get pretty good if you buy more than 5 or 10.Intentionally un-linked so there's no affiliation.

You will get tons of designs and don't have to pay until you find the right one.

They won’t be the focal point of the design that appliances and countertops will be, but they are important elements of design.