Remington Architecture

Remington Architecture is located in St. Charles, United States on 1121 E Main St #123. Remington Architecture is rated 5 out of 5 in the category architect in United States. Architects and Design-Builders since 1989, with design projects ranging from finely crafted estates to simple decks Our firm started just like many others...a simple beginning followed by the steady growth of clients and professional reputation. We have served hundreds of clients over the years with projects ranging from simple decks to finely crafted estates. Our returning clients seem to be a testament to our commitment to their needs. We are now working on projects for a second generation of valued clients. Those kids that we designed bedrooms and playrooms for years ago are now returning and asking us to work on their special projects. Remington Architecture is a nationally recognized architectural firm, with some great magazine credits under our belt, yet we remain pretty down to earth when it comes to listening to our clients. Whether the project is large or small, we hold our clients in high regard. We are responsive and pay close attention to the details. From our initial meeting to your move in day, we are there to help you to turn your vision into the home of your dreams. At Remington Architecture we combine our skill and experience with the latest computer and communications technology to bring precision to the building process. When needed, we often suggest computer generated 3D images and virtual walk-throughs of your new home. This is essential for those clients who have a tough time reading traditional blueprints. Not only is it very satisfying to see an actual 3D image of your project before it is built, but the real value is in discovering any needed changes during the design phase when they can be addressed economically. We feel good design and precision blueprints save our clients much more than their investment in our fees. We have saved our clients thousands of dollars by heading off costly ad hoc, in-the-field design changes and job-site extras that wreak havoc with both budgets and construction.schedules.