Architects, Architecture Firms, & Building Designers in University Heights

“This firm is a hidden treasure! I have built homes with them twice and they exceeded my expectations both times. Sanjay really listened to what I wanted and surprised me each time by fulfilling my needs in a unique and beautiful way that I could never have imagined. They are very talented and forward thinking. And they are fun to work with!!”

“Winkel Design Forum designed a beautiful home to fit on a pie shaped lot with a 12 foot drop off 30 feet from the back of the house. They used the lot angle to create the same angle in the design of the house utilizing the lot angle down to within an inch of the legal setback. Others would have said the square footage we wanted could not be done!”

“J's Pro-Draft Inc. creates and produces architectural drawings for room additions and remodels for our company. J's Pro-Draft also, delivers plans to our office in a timely manner.”

“I really enjoy working with Mike to design my custom home. I had specific ideas and he listened and implemented them. He was always objective and provide great solutions. I would definitely recommend Mike from Prull Custom Designs for your next custom home.”

“Greg Sundberg is a creative genius. He has an eye for large projects like new home design, as well as for colors and lighting. He is an old-school architect that still uses his artistic talent to put his ideas on paper. He can visualize different construction scenarios in his head. He watches out for the interests of the customer and wants to create an atmosphere that is both comfortable and beautiful!”

“This firm was chosen to design the Cedar Rapids Public Library. I love the design they came up with. It will fit very well with the downtown area but also looks so modern and inviting to patrons. The project is not completed but the photos and design are on display at the library.”

“Architect Deepak Bakshi had the job of creating a home with Vastu principles, that would fit in aesthetically with the Iowa countryside, would be as close as possible to meeting the requirements of a Passive House to buffer the seasonal temperature and humidity extremes of this climate and meet our limited budget constraints. The house is not yet finished, but even in its raw state feels wonderful. My wife describes it best: "Last autumn, when our basement was finally constructed, I was astonished when I walked into it for the first time. The energy felt very silent and peaceful and standing in the brahmasthan I suddenly felt as if I was standing in the center of the cosmos, connected to every particle of the universe by rays of conscious light that streamed out from me in every direction. It was a very secure and natural feeling. And also a feeling of responsibility. As if, when I am living in this house all of my actions will influence the whole of the universe so I wish to be sure that I live a life that is truly worth living and that the influences I create will be a benefit to evolution everywhere. The house construction process has clearly been moving forward on its own timetable and we were not able to create the structure for the floors above the basement until this autumn, a year later. But it has been worth the wait. The energy in the upper part of the house is so soft and sweet and balanced. It just makes the heart feel so happy and contented to be in that space. I look around and even though the walls are still the raw surfaces of the SIPs and the site looks like a construction zone with dirt and exposed beams and green plastic over the windows, everything seems to be so harmonious and in perfect pleasing proportions." Deepak met or exceeded deadlines, worked diligently with contractors and suppliers and devoted extra research to what will be Iowa's first Vastu Design Passive House.”