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ArchitexOne "All fine architectural values are human values, else not valuable" - FLW ArchitexOne designs, builds and renovates home.

Our Collaborative approach to architecture and construction provides homeowners with a single contact to assure clear communication through the process of design and building. We believe the strongest teams are rooted in mutual respect: respect for the needs and aspiration of each homeowner and respect for the dedication and passion of each team member. Every project receives our focused attention to quality, detail, value and time. Each of our project teams has a Project Architect who focuses on the creative aspect of the design, and a Project Manager who oversees budget, schedule and construction. We organize our projects so that we are able to provide fair estimates at milestones within the design process. Through the design phase, the Project Architect offers options in sketch format. Later, perspective sketches, computer models, computer-drafted drawings, and the review of actual building-material samples help the owners through the myriad of choices they will need to make. The Project Manager plays an active role through the design process consulting on construction practices and techniques and keeping the project in line with the budget. The Project manager also acts as another observer at the table to assure that the client’s ideas are heard. Once Design is complete, the Project Manager becomes the primary contact for the Owner, and prepares the Construction Budget, which, if there has been no change in the project scope, is in alignment with the preliminary budgets. Whether working with our in-house architects or with a client’s architect, our Project managers provide a regular check on the design process. Because our approach keeps open the lines of communication between the owners, the Architect and the builder, we are able to mitigate the stresses to the owner through what can seem a disruptive and chaotic process.

At the kitchen table, demotte architects vs cardello architects proposals can look hard to compare until you line up wha...
11/03/2026

At the kitchen table, demotte architects vs cardello architects proposals can look hard to compare until you line up what each fee covers.

Check revision terms and construction-phase services alongside the price. Those details show what each quote actually includes. Which proposal term would you want clarified before signing?

https://blog.architexone.com/demotte-architects-vs-cardello-architects

A custom home budget can feel daunting when architectural design costs start adding up. Custom builds can cost 20%-30% m...
11/01/2026

A custom home budget can feel daunting when architectural design costs start adding up. Custom builds can cost 20%-30% more per square foot than production-builder homes, which can also raise percentage-based architect fees.

Our team can help you compare fee models and set a realistic design budget. What construction budget and home size are you planning around?

https://blog.architexone.com/how-to-budget-custom-home-architectural-design-costs

Planning a home addition? Choosing residential architects starts with matching their experience to the work your family ...
10/28/2026

Planning a home addition? Choosing residential architects starts with matching their experience to the work your family needs. An addition calls for different expertise than a waterfront renovation or a custom new home.

Our six-phase process guides homeowners from site selection through completion. What kind of addition are you planning, and what experience matters most to your family?

https://blog.architexone.com/best-residential-architects-connecticut-2026

3D home plans can make a familiar room feel surprisingly different if its ceiling height is off. Measure every room's he...
10/26/2026

3D home plans can make a familiar room feel surprisingly different if its ceiling height is off. Measure every room's height before modeling, not just one, then use those figures to set the walls accurately. A small check before you start. How will you verify ceiling heights in each room?

https://blog.architexone.com/visualize-3d-home-plans

Construction delays can start while you're still choosing tile or cabinets.Lock material selections by their decision de...
10/25/2026

Construction delays can start while you're still choosing tile or cabinets.

Lock material selections by their decision deadlines, then move long-lead items through four gates: identify, approve, order, and track. A finish choice made late can hold up the next phase. What material decision is still open on your remodel schedule?

https://blog.architexone.com/avoiding-construction-delays-during-home-remodel

The question I get asked most: "Should we renovate or build new?" It usually comes down to three things:🏠 The bones. A s...
10/23/2026

The question I get asked most: "Should we renovate or build new?" It usually comes down to three things:

🏠 The bones. A solid foundation and good structure make renovation worth it. Major structural, foundation or mechanical problems tip it toward building new.
📐 The layout. If you'd be moving most walls anyway, you're paying to demolish what you're keeping.
📍 The location. If you love the neighborhood and the lot, an addition or renovation keeps both.

No two houses are the same, and an hour of walkthrough usually answers it. Weighing the two options? Let's talk.

Before calling a residential architect, write one sentence about what your home needs to do that it doesn't do now.That ...
10/23/2026

Before calling a residential architect, write one sentence about what your home needs to do that it doesn't do now.

That sentence gives the project a clear purpose before you discuss drawings or budget. A useful starting point: "We need a first-floor suite so daily life works better as we age." What does your home need to do differently?

https://blog.architexone.com/how-to-hire-residential-architect

Some of the best savings on a new home come from how it's designed, not from cheaper finishes:📏 Work with standard lumbe...
10/21/2026

Some of the best savings on a new home come from how it's designed, not from cheaper finishes:

📏 Work with standard lumber and sheet sizes. Planning walls and floors around 2-foot increments cuts waste and labor.
🏠 Keep the roof simple. Every extra valley, dormer and hip adds framing, flashing and future leak points. One well-designed roof line can save thousands.
🚿 Stack the plumbing. Putting kitchens and baths above or next to each other shortens pipe runs and simplifies the mechanicals.

None of these change how the house feels to live in. They change what it costs to build. That's the advantage of an architect who has spent time on job sites.

At 4 p.m., modern home design can make the daily homecoming calmer with one practical detail: a mudroom spot for boots, ...
10/21/2026

At 4 p.m., modern home design can make the daily homecoming calmer with one practical detail: a mudroom spot for boots, bags, and backpacks.

When each item has a place, the entry works better for the whole family. Where do backpacks and boots land in your home now?

https://blog.architexone.com/modern-home-design-connecticut-families

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36 Walnut Street
Southington, CT
06489

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