Design+ build.

Architect and construction lead reviewing a scale model and drawings inside a South Florida courtyard residence under construction.

One team from first idea to finished space.

Enter the story

00 / One vision

The strongest projects begin when design and construction share the same table.

Front elevation of a single-story Boca Raton home framed by palm trees.
RENOVA Design-Build / South Florida

RENOVA’s design-build service connects early concepts, architectural planning, scope, estimating, consultant input, and construction in one coordinated project conversation.

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Architectural model, plans, sketches, limestone, walnut, glass, and bronze samples arranged for design development.
01 / IDEAThe brief takes formRENOVA study
Limestone South Florida courtyard with an olive tree, bronze-framed glazing, tropical planting, and a reflecting pool.
03 / PLACEArchitecture in contextRENOVA study
Rear exterior of a Boca Raton custom home with broad glazing and a pool terrace.
02 / RESULTOne resolved directionBoca Raton

Four connected stages

A clear line from what you want to create to the decisions needed to build it.

01 / The brief

Begin with the property, the people, and the way the space should work.

Garage and driveway beside the landscaped entrance of a Boca Raton custom home.
Architect, construction lead, and craftsperson reviewing a full-scale glazing, limestone, and white-oak junction.

Early conversations define priorities, existing conditions, references, consultant roles, and the practical needs the design must answer.

Property / Priorities / Program

02 / Direction

Develop the architecture, materials, and scope together.

Side elevation of the home with a covered outdoor living area.
Elevated front view of the custom home, driveway, and landscaped beds.

Design choices are considered alongside buildability, investment priorities, approvals, and the sequence required to carry them into the field.

Architecture / Materials / Scope

03 / Alignment

Resolve the details before they become field questions.

North Ocean kitchen and living area with a stone island, black stools, and wood cabinetry.
North Ocean living room with a stone feature wall, fireplace, and built-in shelves.

Architects, consultants, builders, fabricators, and owners review current information together so design intent and construction reality stay connected.

Consultants / Estimate / Coordination

04 / Delivery

Carry one clear point of view through the final details.

Dining area beneath an open staircase with a slim black railing.

The result should not feel divided between a design phase and a construction phase. Each decision should contribute to one coherent, buildable whole.

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North Ocean bedroom with a warm wood ceiling and a fireplace beside the bed.

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Imagined together.
Resolved together.
Built as one.

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From early concept through construction

Planning design-build.

The design-build scope is defined around the property, project type, current documentation, consultant team, and work required. You can begin with an idea or with plans already in development.

Design & direction
Shape the brief, layout, architectural character, material language, and relationships between spaces.
Scope & investment
Consider project requirements, priorities, and estimates as the design takes form.
People & coordination
Connect architects, consultants, fabricators, trades, and the owner around current decisions.
Construction & completion
Carry the agreed design and scope through approvals, building, installation, and closeout.

Project questions

Before you begin.

What does design-build mean?

Design-build brings design and construction into one coordinated agreement. RENOVA connects the early concepts, planning decisions, and building work through a single project conversation.

Can RENOVA work with my existing architect?

Yes. RENOVA can collaborate with an architect you already have. Share the current plans, consultant information, and the architect’s intended role when discussing the project.

Do I need finished plans before contacting RENOVA?

No. You can begin with an early idea or bring plans already in development. Describe the property, the changes you are considering, and where you are in the planning process.

How are the budget and schedule determined?

They depend on existing conditions, project scale and complexity, design decisions, material selections, consultant input, and required approvals. The estimate and sequence are developed around the specific scope.

What should I bring to the first conversation?

Share the property location, your main goals, any plans or inspiration, priorities for investment and timing, and the names of architects or consultants who are already involved.