Concept Architecture, LLC

After over 20 years in the building industry, Martin Reimers began a private practice in Sacramento, California. Having grown up in Northern Nevada and graduating from the University of Southern California, Martin gained experience with such firms as Lundahl and Associates, Dworsky Associates (now Cannon Design), Cathexes Architects and TPC Architects. His background in architecture has been enhanced by his many years spent managing real estate development projects as well as general construction ventures. The base of operations was moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2003 and the name changed to Concept Architecture, LLC. We continue to have projects in Washington, Nevada and California. New Homes from $400,000 to $4 Million. Whole Home Renovations $200,000 to $2 Million. Estates and Vacation Homes $500,000 to $6 Million. Condo/Townhouse Renovations $350,000 to $2 Million. Single & Multi-room Additions $150,000 to $1 Million. Room Additions $100,000 to $300,000. Estimates based on experience. Your actual costs may vary depending on the scope of your project. Contact us for a consultation about your project. Approach: Coupling innovative ideas with realistic solutions has been a hallmark of Concept from its inception. We love what we do and it comes out in our work. Each project is tailored not only fit its local surroundings, but also take into consideration the geography as a whole. Working in a broad area has resulted in a true learning approach to each job. The project locale, neighborhood, and community are always studied. This knowledge is incorporated into each design to create a solution meeting client needs in relation to the project environment. Listening is the key to understanding and solving problems. We begin each project by learning about the project program, the client’s ideas and the reasons behind them. Getting a feel for the users - the family, the staff, the congregation, enables us to provide spaces that serve their purpose, are aesthetically pleasing and fit the budget. There are always decisions along the way. Many of these are budget trade-offs. We are adamant that good design is not necessarily tied to construction cost. A well designed building encompasses a good layout, circulation system with comfortable relationships between rooms and a good general composition that satisfies the needs of the occupants. Through the design process the client develops a true “sense of ownership”; after all, it’s your concept.