Traditional Farmhouse Full Design
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I’m ready to move fast on a complete, traditional-style farmhouse project and need one skilled professional (or a tightly-coordinated team) who can handle everything from the first sketch through final visuals. The scope covers architectural, landscape, and interior design, all presented as a single, coherent package that feels timeless rather than modern or rustic.
Because the schedule is tight, I’ll look for someone who can jump in immediately, manage overlap between disciplines, and keep communication clear while the work is in progress. AutoCAD/Revit (or a comparable BIM workflow) for architectural drawings, SketchUp/3-D Studio for quick massing and photorealistic renders, and Adobe tools for presentation boards are the kinds of tools I expect to see in your pipeline; if you work in different software, that’s fine as long as the outputs arrive in universally readable formats.
To make expectations crystal-clear, here’s what I need to sign off the project:
• Architectural set: scaled floor plans, elevations, sections, roof plan, foundation layout, basic structural notes
• Interior package: room-by-room furniture layouts, reflected ceiling plans, key joinery/millwork details, material & colour schedules
• Landscape plan: site grading, planting scheme, hardscape layout, irrigation concept, plus a lighting layer that ties back to both indoor and outdoor spaces
• 3-D visuals: at least four exterior perspectives and six interior viewpoints that showcase the overall feel of the house and the flow into the yard
• One coordinated master file (or federated model) so I can hand everything straight to my builder without re-formatting
Let me know your earliest start date, a concise timeline to meet the “ASAP” brief, and a sample or two that proves you’ve delivered traditional farmhouse work before. If the match looks right, I’m ready to award quickly and move straight into concept development.
Because the schedule is tight, I’ll look for someone who can jump in immediately, manage overlap between disciplines, and keep communication clear while the work is in progress. AutoCAD/Revit (or a comparable BIM workflow) for architectural drawings, SketchUp/3-D Studio for quick massing and photorealistic renders, and Adobe tools for presentation boards are the kinds of tools I expect to see in your pipeline; if you work in different software, that’s fine as long as the outputs arrive in universally readable formats.
To make expectations crystal-clear, here’s what I need to sign off the project:
• Architectural set: scaled floor plans, elevations, sections, roof plan, foundation layout, basic structural notes
• Interior package: room-by-room furniture layouts, reflected ceiling plans, key joinery/millwork details, material & colour schedules
• Landscape plan: site grading, planting scheme, hardscape layout, irrigation concept, plus a lighting layer that ties back to both indoor and outdoor spaces
• 3-D visuals: at least four exterior perspectives and six interior viewpoints that showcase the overall feel of the house and the flow into the yard
• One coordinated master file (or federated model) so I can hand everything straight to my builder without re-formatting
Let me know your earliest start date, a concise timeline to meet the “ASAP” brief, and a sample or two that proves you’ve delivered traditional farmhouse work before. If the match looks right, I’m ready to award quickly and move straight into concept development.
Related categories:
Building Architecture
3D Rendering
AutoCAD
SketchUp
3D Modelling
Landscape Design
Revit
3D Studio Max