
Coleman Architecture
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At Coleman Architecture, we help property owners design, develop, and build the most well crafted and exquisitely curated homes and estates possible, while mitigating project risk and maximizing opportunities and potential. Whether new ground-up construction, an intensive remodel, or a historic renovation, our varied background, unique skill sets, and extensive experience are uniquely suited to offer an unparalleled level of service.
A native Southern Californian, Nicholas S. Coleman holds degrees in architecture from USC and Yale, where he trained under the leading modernist and traditionalist theoreticians and practitioners. His comprehensive work experience ranges from the immense complexities of Federal courthouses to the intimate intricacies of high-end custom homes.
Awards
AIA, NCARB
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Business Details
Business Name
Coleman Architecture
Phone Number
(714) 553-8875
Website
Address
260 E Mountain View Street
Long Beach, CA 90805
Typical Job Cost
$50,000 - 750,000
We help owners with projects of every shape and size, from the most modest of kitchen renovations to ground-up new construction.
License Number
C-36966
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Services Provided
Architectural Design
Building Design
Home Remodeling
Architectural Drawings
Custom Homes
House Plans
New Home Construction
Home Additions
Home Extensions
Kitchen Design
Kitchen Remodeling
Floor Plans
Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)
Space Planning
Guesthouse Design & Construction
Pool House Design & Construction
Home Restoration
Drafting
Historic Building Conservation
Tiny House Construction
Modular Home Additions
Hand Rendering
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Areas Served
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Torrance
Pasadena
Inglewood
Santa Monica
Hawthorne
Newport Beach
Lakewood
Culver City
Manhattan Beach
Beverly Hills
South Pasadena
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Palos Verdes Estates
Rolling Hills Estates
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