Next Step: Schematic Design!

Hi Ben and Delaney!

We're thrilled to update you on the progress of your project. As we conclude the predesign phase, which involves documentation and identifying goals and challenges, we're excited to move on to the next step. But, before we dive in, we have a bit of homework for you!

Key Updates:

  • Feasibility: We feel that this can be done on your budget!

  • Permitting Timeline: No need to permit if we’re not changing structure

  • Project Budget: $15-20k (confirm)

Program Document and Existing Documentation:

In your folder on the main portal page, you'll find a link to the program document pdf. This is a living document which serves as our project bible, capturing every detail and nuance. 

We've also included in the shared file, a copy of your existing documentation, providing a clear view of the dimensions (and constraints) we're working with. Take a moment to review these materials, and if everything aligns with your expectations, please proceed to the next step.

Phase Approval Form:

To move forward, we request you to complete our "phase approval" form, located in the shared file in the form of a link. This marks the completion of the predesign phase.

Next Phase: Schematic Design - Let the Fun Begin!

Once we receive your approval, we'll enthusiastically jump into the Schematic Design phase. To give you a quick refresher, we are providing an outline of what to expect in this phase (also included in the shared file). It's where the creative magic begins, shaping the visual concept of your dream spaces. 

Feel free to reach out with any questions or clarifications. We're here to ensure you feel informed and excited about each stage of the process. 

Thank you for your continued trust in Waldron Designs. We're eager to continue this journey with you and bring your vision to life!

Rachel Waldron

Waldron Designs was founded by Rachel Waldron (that’s me!). in 2013.

I am so happy designing that it is not unusual to catch me in a giggle as I rev up to do my work. I think of my designs the way that I think of my children- each is unique and has their own personality. It is my job to nurture them and help them grow, not define them.

I got my bachelor's degree in interior design from Washington State University - a CIDA-accredited school - in 2005, immediately moved into a leadership position and have continued designing with passion.

I received my MBA in Marketing in 2012 and launched Waldron Designs in 2013. When I am not designing, you will find me enjoying my precious time with my husband and two spectacular children.

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