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Alterpex

Alterpex

Los Angeles, CA

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Condo: New 28-Unit / Mixed Use Building

We undertook the task of enhancing the design for a novel 28-unit, 4-story residential building, along with ground-floor commercial spaces. The mandate included crafting a comprehensive architectural design set encompassing plans, renderings, and a detailed 3D model.

Project Details

  • Building Area 32,211 sf
  • 28 Units, 10 Parking Spaces
  • Architectural Design Set of Plans
  • Proposed Renderings
  • Material Selection
  • 3D Revit Model & CAD drawings 

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Encompassing Plan

An encompassing plan in construction and design is a detailed, all-inclusive document that outlines every phase of a project from start to finish. This type of plan doesn't just focus on one area; it covers every key detail, from initial design to execution, quality control, and post-construction maintenance.

For example, an encompassing plan in a construction project might specify everything from the site survey, design specifications, and material sourcing to timeline management, safety protocols, and environmental considerations. The goal? To ensure no part of the project is overlooked, and all aspects work together seamlessly.

Think of it as a roadmap that keeps the team aligned and makes sure each task supports the project’s end goal. This type of plan not only saves time and money but also reduces the chance of unexpected issues during the build. For clients, it offers peace of mind, knowing there's a clear, cohesive strategy from start to finish.

3D model

A 3D model is a digital representation of an object or space, created with specialized software. Unlike flat images, 3D models have depth, width, and height, giving them realistic dimensions and allowing viewers to see the object from any angle. 

They let designers and clients explore ideas in detail before committing to a physical build or production. With a 3D model, you can assess proportions, test layouts, and even simulate real-world scenarios, all on a computer screen.

Using 3D models saves time and money, as it highlights potential issues early, reduces guesswork, and provides a solid visual for making better decisions. 


 
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Status: Built