NY Architecture Design, INC

“My pricing is based on the scope and complexity of the project. I offer fair, transparent rates and can work with fixed prices or hourly rates depending on the client’s preference. I’m also open to offering package deals or discounts for long-term or repeat projects.”

“I start by discussing the client’s vision, goals, and budget. Then I move into concept development with sketches or 3D models. Once approved, I develop detailed drawings and coordinate throughout the project to ensure everything stays on track and meets expectations.”

“I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture and a Master’s in Big Data Analytics. I’ve worked as an architectural designer for several companies, gaining hands-on experience in design, drafting, 3D modeling, and project coordination using tools like AutoCAD, SketchUp, and 3D Max.”

I’ve always had a strong interest in design and how spaces shape the way we live and interact. I started my journey by studying architecture in school, where I gained a solid foundation in design principles, technical drafting, and 3D modeling. Early in my career, I had the opportunity to work on both residential and commercial projects, which helped me develop a diverse skill set. What really drew me in was the ability to combine creativity with problem-solving—translating a client’s vision into functional, beautiful spaces. Over time, I also became skilled in software like AutoCAD, Revit, and SketchUp, which allowed me to bring ideas to life visually and technically. That’s how I got started and continued to grow in this field

“I’ve worked with a variety of clients, including homeowners, commercial property developers, and businesses looking to create functional, aesthetic spaces. My experience spans residential, commercial, and renovation projects, tailoring solutions to each client’s specific needs and vision.”

A recent project I’m fond of was a residential renovation where we reconfigured the interior layout to improve functionality and natural light. I was responsible for the design development, drafting floor plans in AutoCAD, and creating 3D visualizations in SketchUp and Revit to help the client visualize the space. The timeline really depended on the project scope—in this case, it took about 2 to 10 weeks from initial concept to finalized construction documents. Some projects move faster or slower depending on size, complexity, permitting, and client feedback.

“I’d advise checking their portfolio to see if their style matches needs, confirming their experience with similar projects, and making sure they communicate clearly and use professional tools like AutoCAD or SketchUp.”

“Customers should think about their goals, budget, timeline, and must-have features. It’s also helpful to know the style they like, the function of the space, and whether they need full design services or just specific parts like drawings or 3D models.”