At Hover, we excel in bringing your building to life with proven expertise. Our skilled team has extensive experience in designing a wide range of structures, from automotive repair centers and car washes to retail centers, storage facilities, and flex warehouses. Each project benefits from our deep understanding of architectural principles and our commitment to innovative design solutions. By blending creativity with technical proficiency, we ensure that every building we design not only meets functional needs but also attracts visitors through eye-catching design. We work closely with you throughout the entire process, from initial concept through to detailed plans and final execution, ensuring that every aspect of your project is carefully considered and expertly crafted.

• Architectural Drawings: Floor plans, elevations, sections, and details that illustrate the design and layout of the project.
• Specifications: Detailed descriptions of materials, finishes, and construction methods.
• Schedules: Timelines and schedules for the construction phases, including milestones and deadlines.

Schematic Building Design focuses on creating a basic outline of the building’s form, layout, and spatial relationships. It sets the foundation and translates initial project concepts into a workable plan for more detailed design work that follows.

Colored Elevations are architectural drawings that provide a visual representation of a building’s exterior, incorporating color to convey the design’s final appearance. Unlike traditional black-and-white elevations, which show the basic structure and layout of a building, colored elevations add depth and realism to the design by depicting materials, finishes, and architectural details in color.

3D Renderings are highly detailed, computer-generated images that provide a realistic representation of a building. These visualizations help clients, stakeholders, and designers see what a project will look like before it’s built or completed.

Floor Plans are detailed, two-dimensional drawings that represent the layout of a building or space from a top-down perspective and are often used by equipment vendors to put together a final equipment package.

As-Builts are detailed representations of a building or structure as it was actually constructed, rather than how it was originally designed. These drawings reflect all changes, modifications, and deviations from the original design that occurred during the construction process.

Prototyping is a way to standardize the look and feel of your buildings. If you are looking to expand in state or across the country, it can be beneficial to your brand and financially to develop a prototype and standardize design across your locations.