What’s The Process?

  • 1. Consultation

    We begin by understanding your goals, vision, budget, and site conditions. This initial conversation sets the foundation for a tailored design approach aligned with your priorities.

  • 2. Programming

    We define the project requirements, including space needs, functional relationships, and key constraints. This step ensures the design is grounded in how the building will be used.

  • 3. Schematic Design

    We translate ideas into initial layouts and concepts. Through plans and diagrams, we explore form, scale, and organization to establish the overall direction of the project.

  • 4. 3D Model

    We develop a three-dimensional representation of the design, allowing you to visualize the project clearly and make informed decisions before moving forward.

  • 5. Construction Drawings

    We produce detailed drawings and specifications that communicate exactly how the project will be built, ensuring clarity for contractors and the municipality.

  • 6. Permits

    We coordinate and submit documentation required for approvals, navigating local regulations to move your project efficiently through the permitting process.

  • 7. Construction

    We remain involved during construction to answer questions, review progress, and help ensure the design is executed as intended.

Front view of a modern two-story white house with a dark gray roof, large front windows, and a stone accent around the entrance. There is a two-car garage with wooden doors on the left, a manicured lawn, and some trimmed bushes. A person is standing at the front door.

Our Mission

BPA & GA’s mission has consistently been to deliver a high-quality service to our valued clients. We take a collaborative approach to any architectural design and work closely with our clients to help bring their projects to successful fruition. BPA & GA also takes great pride in producing a thorough and comprehensive set of construction drawings, ensuring that they contain all of the necessary technical information needed to procure a building permit and provide your contractor with clear guidance for the construction phase.