What happens during an interactive design meeting
Interactive meetings let the project team review plans and modeled spaces together. Depending on the stage, we can compare room relationships, circulation, cabinetry, exterior massing, finish direction, and other decisions while the relevant context is visible.
How revisions stay controlled
Contracted meeting count
The fixed design fee states how many meetings are included. An additional meeting is $250 and includes the revised plan set issued afterward.
Revised plans after meetings
The updated set records the direction developed during the meeting and gives the team a reference for the next review or handoff.
Scope-defined renders
Fixed views normally focus on decision-rich kitchens, bathrooms, exteriors, and other proposal-named areas. Cameras can be placed in other modeled spaces during a meeting when useful.
Project-specific pace
Complexity, starting information, custom elements, decisions, review cadence, and current workload affect how much can be resolved in one meeting and how long the overall project takes.
What the meeting does not replace
An interactive session does not replace field verification, contractor pricing, engineering, product specifications, construction documents, or jurisdictional review. Those responsibilities remain as stated in the proposal and project contracts.
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