Rand Soellner Architect is receiving calls from people interested in several of his cottage and cabin designs. Every year, Soellner receives e-mails and phone calls from people looking for his architectural design services to create a quality compact house, in addition to those wanting mansions and everything in between.
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Rand Soellner Architect is creating the latest new house designs for his clients right now. Give Rand a call to see about him developing one for your family.
Exciting new ideas that give you more space for less investment, subject to your choice of features, finishes and appliances. Each Soellner custom house starts by Mr. Soellner himself meeting with you and listening to what you want, then creating a new house design just for your family, to suit your site and your desired lifestyle.
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Rand Soellner Architect has new house designs from 1,200 square feet to 1,800 square feet to 2,500 square feet and beyond. These are under development for a variety of clients, just like you.
New house design by Rand Soellner Architect
To see these new house designs, you can come visit Rand at his home office, or he is in the process of obtaining a Skype configuration that will allow you to contact him through his computer and see what he is developing. The Soellner firm would be happy to create a version of any of these and even your own, from scratch, if you wish. You deserve it.
Tired of settling for other people’s ideas and buying their used houses? Isn’t it about time you had your dream designed and built for you? Can’t find what you want looking at “free plans” on the internet? You won’t. Soellner hears this all the time. People come to him after they have wasted months searching for the exact plan and design they want. You may wonder why want you want does not exist? The answer is surprisingly simple: you are unique. You have special needs, wants and objectives. Until you finally pay someone to create exactly what you want, you probably will not find it.
Another of Rand Soellner’s new house designs
Residential Architects are here to help you accomplish that. An architect is, by definition, licensed and registered in at least one state in the USA. They are are only profession legally authorized to use the term “architect” and “architectural.” whomever you decide to have design your project should be able to provide you with their license number in a matters of a few seconds. If they can’t they are probably not the real thing. It suggested that you not place the health, happiness and welfare of your family in the trust of anyone other than a properly licensed real architect. Your house should be a healthy, structurally sound, safe and life-giving place. An architect is the only one, who through education, experience, testing and licensing that is best able to provide this.
Soellner’s new house designs are all based on his Open Plan Design principles that give you the feeling that the house has more space than it really does. Soellner learned these concepts while designing projects for one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s main apprentices (Nils Schweizer).
The other feature that is attractive regarding these new house designs: lower construction cost. While the actual final cost of your house is the result of the decisions you make and how your builder prices it, these new Soellner designs incorporate lessons learned from a lifetime of designing, learning from other architects, builders and clients, constantly trying to improve the value of the house. Schedule a meeting with Rand Soellner to begin discussing how you can benefit from these cutting-edge new house designs.
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The Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) Illumination Awards are in for 2010, and the lighting designs are truly magnificent. Here is a selection of photos from the winning lighting designs (feel free to comment below on which is your favorite!):
Lightcatcher Museum: The Paul Waterbury Award for Outdoor Lighting Design
Izunome Tokyo: The Edwin F. Guth Memorial Award for Interior Lighting Design
I think my personal favorite is the Hard Rock Café, which received its award specifically for the guitar chandelier.
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