From rendering to reality
What are building envelope design renderings?
Why renderings help you make decisions
See it before you approve it
Renderings show the materials, colors, textures, and details of your building’s new exterior so there are no surprises when construction is finished.
Choose a look that fits
Your Board can judge how a design will look on your building and in your neighborhood, making it easier to agree on a direction.
Compare materials side by side
See different options for siding, roofing, windows, and trim before you choose.
Understand how the design performs
Renderings can show how a design addresses environmental factors,like the placement of insulation, windows, and shading, to improve energy efficiency and comfort.
Build owner support
Renderings give owners a realistic preview of the finished building,making it easier to win approval before construction begins.
Support regulatory approvals
When required,renderings can help show compliance with local building codes, zoning regulations, and historic preservation requirements.
How J2 designs your repair
From inspection findings to a plan contractors can build
Pre-design review
Scope of work
Bid documents with pricing options
Permit documents
Design renderings
Drawings and specifications
Building code review
What to expect
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Start with the diagnosisDesign begins with what we learned during the inspection. |
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Agree on the directionWe meet with you to review findings, goals, budget, and repair options. |
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Choose your designWe present two or three design renderings, and you select one. |
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Confirm the scopeWe document exactly what the repair will include. |
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Review the drawingsWe prepare drawings and specifications, and review them with you partway through and at completion. |
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Get ready to bidYou receive bid-ready and permit-ready documents, so contractors can price the work. |
What you receive
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a building envelope design rendering?
materials, colors, and details so your Board can make decisions before construction begins.
How many design options will we see?
Can we compare costs between design options?
Can we share renderings with owners?
Do we need an inspection before design?
inspection.
Will the design meet building codes?
Before and after the design
Diagnose: inspections and testing
Treat: bidding and construction oversight
