Daniel Ruark, Architect

Daniel Ruark is an independently practicing Architect—a broadly experienced professional with over twenty years of dedication to creating functional, practical, aesthetically pleasing, and inspirational environments for a client's personal and professional lifestyle. New Homes from $750,000 to 10 Million. Entire Home Renovations $500,000 to $5 Million. Remodels and Additions $300,000 to $3 Million. Professional Architectural services fees generally fall within the range of 7 to 12 percent of construction cost, depending upon services required and whether the project is new construction or remodeling of existing construction. Actual costs can vary depending on the scope and complexity of your project as well as geographic location and site characteristics. Daniel's architectural practice is a design- and service-oriented business dedicated to individual craftsmanship and careful attention-to-detail that is based squarely upon the client's needs and requirements. He offers the complete array of professional design services that most projects and clients require. This typically encompasses the initial step of a dialogue with the client to determine their essential needs and requirements, proceeding along to the creation of the architectural design, then documentation for obtaining approvals, building permits, and construction pricing, then finally, the administration and supervision of the actual construction and follow-up phases of the project. Daniel Ruark's independent practice of architecture builds upon a combined experience of thirteen years within two separate, yet uniquely similar, offices. Five years with the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, as a Taliesin-trained Architect working upon residential, healthcare, and church projects. Eight years working closely alongside Aaron Green, FAIA, in his multi-disciplinary office. Aaron Green was an apprentice to Frank Lloyd Wright who professionally became Wright’s West Coast Representative working from his San Francisco office. In addition to managing his own private practice, Aaron Green was directly involved in over 40 projects of Frank Lloyd Wright's that spanned the final eight years of the master architect's life.