Does my project go before the Board of Architects?

Exterior work generally does. Interior-only work that changes nothing visible from the street usually avoids design review, though it still needs permits.

How much does design review add to the schedule?

The calendar is set by meeting dates rather than by how fast the drawings are ready. We submit against those dates instead of discovering them later.

Can I change the exterior colour of my house?

Exterior colour falls under the city's design guidelines, so it is a decision to bring into the submittal rather than one to make at the paint store.

Is interior work reviewed the same way?

No. Interior work that leaves the exterior untouched generally skips design review, but permits and inspections still apply in full.

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Remodeling & Construction in Coral Gables

Coral Gables rewards preparation. Design review, permitting, existing homes and neighborhood standards make the pre-construction phase as important as the field work itself.

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Planning a construction project in Coral Gables

Exterior work in Coral Gables goes before the Board of Architects, and the city holds design guidelines that govern everything visible from the street — finishes, openings, roof, colors. A remodel drawn without that in mind gets sent back, and the calendar is set by meeting dates, not by how fast you want to start. We plan the submittal around those dates instead of discovering them halfway through.

Properties we commonly work with in Coral Gables

Mostly historic single-family homes

Mediterranean Revival homes under design review
Mid-century houses on large lots
Low-rise condominiums along Ponce

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Remodeling & construction services in Coral Gables

Full Home Remodeling in Coral Gables

Full Home Remodeling in Coral Gables is managed as one integrated renovation. Demolition, layout changes, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, lighting, millwork, plumbing, electrical and HVAC are coordinated against a written scope and one sequence. In older houses, we document existing conditions as they are exposed and keep the design team, trades and owner aligned before changes move into the field. The goal is a finished home that feels intentionally rebuilt, not incrementally patched.

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Condo & Apartment Remodeling in Coral Gables

Condominium and apartment renovations in Coral Gables require a second layer of planning beyond the interior design. Association requirements, certificates of insurance, work hours, common-area protection, deliveries and sound-control rules are reviewed before demolition. The unit schedule is then built around those constraints so kitchens, bathrooms, flooring and millwork can progress without preventable access delays.

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Kitchen Remodeling in Coral Gables

Kitchen Remodeling in Coral Gables starts with layout and coordination. Cabinetry, appliance specifications, plumbing, electrical, lighting, stone and flooring are resolved before fabrication. Where the renovation changes walls or openings, those decisions are coordinated before the kitchen is released to the shop. Field dimensions are verified so cabinetry and countertops are built for the actual room rather than for an early drawing.

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Bathroom Remodeling in Coral Gables

Bathroom Remodeling in Coral Gables is built from the waterproofing system outward. Existing finishes are removed, plumbing and substrate conditions are verified, waterproofing is installed and tested, then tile, stone, niches, vanities, fixtures and glass are installed in a controlled sequence. Large-format finishes are laid out intentionally so cuts, joints and transitions support the architecture of the room.

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Custom Millwork in Coral Gables

Custom Millwork in Coral Gables is designed around the architecture rather than dropped into it. We field- measure, prepare shop drawings and coordinate wall conditions, lighting, outlets and stone before fabrication. Kitchens, libraries, closets, vanities, bars and feature walls are fabricated off-site and installed only after the surrounding conditions are ready.

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Commercial Construction in Coral Gables

Commercial Construction in Coral Gables includes restaurants, retail, wellness, office and other interior build- outs where city approvals, landlord requirements and opening dates must be coordinated together. We define the scope by trade, plan inspections, track long-lead materials and manage turnover so the final weeks are controlled instead of reactive.

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Pre-Construction & Construction Management in Coral Gables

Pre-Construction & Construction Management in Coral Gables connects design decisions to cost and schedule before construction starts. We review constructability, organize trade scopes, compare proposals, identify procurement risks, coordinate the approval strategy and create the working schedule. Once construction begins, progress and changes are documented against that same baseline.

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Questions about remodeling in Coral Gables

Does my project go before the Board of Architects?
Exterior work generally does. Interior-only work that changes nothing visible from the street usually avoids design review, though it still needs permits.
How much does design review add to the schedule?
The calendar is set by meeting dates rather than by how fast the drawings are ready. We submit against those dates instead of discovering them later.
Can I change the exterior colour of my house?
Exterior colour falls under the city's design guidelines, so it is a decision to bring into the submittal rather than one to make at the paint store.
Is interior work reviewed the same way?
No. Interior work that leaves the exterior untouched generally skips design review, but permits and inspections still apply in full.

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Planning a project in Coral Gables?

Tell us the property address and what you want to change. We will review the project, identify the major construction constraints and define the next steps.