I am in the process of designing the site on paper as to the type of content I'd like on there. 

The owner would need to hire an civil engineer and real estate attorney (google "condo conversion attorney") to get this process started.The civil engineer would be in charge of designing a condo map and the lawyer would be responsible for the CC&R and legal docs. 

The "narrowed search" are things like specific styles of design, types of flooring, open concept, etc.

That being said, I am still very budget conscious (raised a good Jewish girl & frugal LOL) and absolutely love the creative aspect of designing homes.

Parking requirements are often the single biggest driver of what your project looks like in terms of design and unit mix. 

At any rate I have great interest in these sorts of design problems. 

Newer and newer requirements are becoming mandatory slowly in design be it high energy efficiency, material which gives more light-air but blocks noise pollution, unhindered connectivity, better insulation, common areas designed for privacy.Which trends you think will be in future of construction specially in term of Design phase and Materials which will allow designers and developers to deliver future requirements.

He does a lot of design and landscaping on the east side.

The images aren’t of the actual game board, just the mood board showing the style of design that the box, board, and cards would have. 

I hit the add to cart button & ship everything to my handyman or cleaners.I send my handyman and/or cleaners images of the renderings & tell them “I ordered you a bunch of stuff - make the room look like this please & send me some updated pics when its complete”This is how I get around my lack of design skills without overpaying.The nice thing about this too is the large margin for error when the prices are this low.