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Can I get the house plans

2 years ago

Would like the plans

English Countryside Manor Front Elevation · More Info

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Patrick Dyke Collaborative l.l.c.
2 years ago
Hello Teresa,

I appreciate your desire to buy the plans for this home but they are not for sale. Each home I create with my Trademarked Process is very unique to each client and their lot. There is extensive inquiry about the clients lifestyle, living patterns and personal preferences. I also study desired solar exposure, preferred vistas, topography and tree salvage for the lot. I integrate all of that information into the home design, and, to me, that is the most extraordinary aspect about how I design.

I would be more than happy to discuss your project with you if you are interested.

(248) 321-4444

Regards,

Patrick
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