A JOURNEY FROM SKETCH TO 3D. All projects begin the same way here at Hayne, with some yellow trace paper and a pencil. From there, by identifying the project restrictions, Robbin Hayne will use layers and layers of trace (most of which end up crumpled on...
You all know we love as-builts (eye roll) ...
It's been a minute since we've updated you on this project so let's bring you up to speed! Here are some photos of the existing property for you get a feel of the house. The front of the house is tucked behind a beautiful concrete planter.Kitchen to...
One week closer to Thanksgiving (EEK!), another week to share what we are thankful for! This week we want to shout out and give thanks for the evolution of design. Seeing our projects transform from ideas to drawings to rendered views and ultimately to being built...
To be white or to be blue, that is the question. Out Claremont House interior remodel project continues as we try to finalize our kitchen cabinetry. The primary focus in this kitchen is the gorgeous French range from Lacanche. The traditional range we are looking at...
let there be DEMOLITION! Our Sierra Towers project is moving full steam ahead. All of the mirrors and wall paper have been removed and we get to see the space as an open blank canvas! Ummmm...
Our Sierra Towers project is moving into construction, and as we start demolition to field verify some existing conditions (like drain pipe and mechanical ductwork locations) we spent some time refining our cabinetry designs. As we've talked about previously, our current work-flow is to create...
We are so close to completion we can almost taste that deliciously refreshing beer...
Today we are going to show some love to one of our favorite systems to incorporate in our projects, LiveRoof and LiveWall. These are both modular systems designed with integrated irrigation that are pre-planted, so when they are installed they are lush and full! No...
Continuing our February LOVEFEST, lets talk about the power of BIM and the quick production of 3D views. Not everyone can look at a 2D drawing (plan or elevation) and understand the 3 dimensional space. Why not use those super detailed BIM models to create...
