With the construction industry booming once again in the United States, you probably have dreams about building something unique for your own family. On your own property. And you probably want to save time and money getting it built. Right?…
Find out how this developer crowned a great piece of land with a $2.5 million home in less than 6 months. Attention: Homeowners, contractors and developers... Douglas Cutler Architects designed the plans for this gorgeous, modular spec home outside. The home…
When a Greenwich property owner called and said he wanted us to design a new modular home for his Greenwich property, we were thrilled. It was a 2 acre, flat property, very close to the Westchester airport. We have designed…
Our latest contemporary home has just been shipped from the factory and is still all wrapped up and safe from the weather.
As you can see, the property is on a very steep hill. Notice how the foundation has been put in place to welcome all the modular elements. Keep coming back to see how the lines of the design will start to emerge.
Take a look at our elevation drawing for this Scarsdale modular home in Westchester County, NY to see how this home will look when it is finished.
This walkthrough with Douglas Cutler Architects in Wilton, CT will help you understand the process of designing a home on a complicated (full of potential) parcel of land.
A young professional couple from overseas wanted to build in Scarsdale, NY. He worked at a bank in Manhattan but they had children and were very impressed with the Scarsdale public school system. Highly educated themselves, they wanted the very best for their family, but they also wanted their home to be brand new and designed just for them.
The process of getting home pricing from architects and builders can seem overwhelming if you have no idea where to begin.
Maybe you’ve tried to get bids, but they’re all so different you don’t trust any of them to be accurate. Perhaps you’re worried that the estimates you receive don’t reflect your taste level, your location or even the size of your home. And in many cases getting estimates can be a tedious, time consuming task if you are just beginning to explore the idea of building a modular home.
Even when you have a few estimates, trying to compare the apple vs. orange bids can lead to confusion and frustration at at time when you should be excited to get started.
If you are thinking about building, or rebuilding, a home near any body of water, this article may of tremendous importance to you. We, at Douglas Cutler Architects, want to extend our sympathies to anyone who suffered home damage…