Intemporal Architecture LLC

Yes. We help identify zoning and permit requirements, prepare architectural permit drawings, and coordinate with town officials and consultants as included in our scope. Depending on the property, this may involve septic, wetlands, coastal, floodplain, or structural review. Addressing these issues early can help reduce avoidable redesign, delays, and surprises. Our agreement defines the services provided; final approvals rest with the reviewing authorities.

We start with your construction budget and priorities, then compare options for size, layout, materials, and phasing. Early builder input helps test pricing as the design develops. Thoughtful planning and coordinated drawings can help save time and money by reducing unnecessary work, avoidable redesign, and costly changes during construction. We explain tradeoffs clearly so you can make informed decisions. Final costs depend on bids, site conditions, and selections.

Yes. We can work with a builder you already know and trust. If you have not selected one, we can help you compare qualifications, scope, and pricing. Early coordination helps align design decisions with construction realities. When included in our agreement, we also support construction through site visits, responses to contractor questions, and review of relevant submissions to help maintain the design intent.

Yes. We serve homeowners along the Connecticut shoreline, including East Lyme, Niantic, Waterford, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook, and Madison. We design custom homes, additions, and renovations around views, daylight, privacy, materials, and connections to outdoor space. Early feasibility review considers applicable coastal, floodplain, zoning, septic, and wetlands requirements. Our goal is a calm, comfortable home shaped by its setting and the way you live.