CUSTOM HOME DESIGN PROCESS
We believe that custom home design is a specialized craft. When you work with Envinity, you don’t just get a house – you get a beautiful and energy efficient custom home that will last for generations.
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State College, PA 16801
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The Conceptual Design Phase
Many homes today are designed and built by separate parties, which can result in miscommunication, inefficiency, and a lack of accountability. When you build a home with Envinity, there is a constant dialogue and interaction, resulting in the right home for you.
Our collaborative design build process happens in four phases.
During the Conceptual Design Phase, we establish the form, appearance, and size of your home. We will visit your site and talk about possible locations.
The Design Development Phase + The Final Design Phase
Design Development – We explore the home in more detail. We will give you a guided tour through a 3D computer model, look at details up-close, and talk about construction materials. Your dream home will take shape into custom home plans.
Final Design – All the details of your project come together. We will review the dimensions of your future home and finalize materials, finishes, and internal systems.
The Construction Documents Phase
Construction Documents Phase – We prepare all the documentation necessary to build your home. Our goal is to make sure you get the home you want, and to make the process of getting there as seamless as possible.
Design Projects Portfolio
State College Greenbuild Net-Zero Duplex Comes to Life
Starting as a PSU student architecture and engineering project, these net-zero duplexes are coming to life. The properties have double insulation, an air-tight frame, energy efficient appliances, windows and solar panels. Utility costs should be around $10 a month....
Envinity Installs Solar Bus Stop on Penn State University Park Campus
If you find yourself on Penn State University’s Main Campus in University Park, be sure to check out the new solar array at the bus stop near the Stadium West Parking Lot on Curtin Rd! This solar array is a gift from the class of 2015, and intends to highlight Penn...
SCCLT Greenbuild Update
The State College Community Land Trust (SCCLT) has received $100,000 in grant funding and a $350,000 construction loan from the West Penn Power Sustainable Energy Fund (WPPSEF) . "Project funding from WPPSEF enables our Land Trust to expand affordable housing to...
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