Process

A disciplined path from project information to coordinated decisions and professional documentation.

SketchUp kitchen model showing the range, hood surround and adjacent cabinetry.

WORKFLOW

CLEAR INPUTS. COORDINATED DEVELOPMENT.

A Process Built Around the Information That Matters

Anthony works directly with designers, builders, and clients to understand the available information, expose the decisions that matter, and carry one coordinated technical direction through review.

FOUR STAGES

FROM INTAKE THROUGH APPROVAL

How the Commission Moves

Each stage turns available project information into clearer, coordinated decisions.

Each stage turns available project information into clearer, coordinated decisions.

Share current measurements, plans, sketches, redlines, PDFs, photographs, reference material, and the deliverables you need.

1. Project Review

Anthony develops the room, cabinetry, millwork, appliances, openings, and critical relationships together in SketchUp.

2. Coordinated 3D Development

LayOut organizes plans, elevations, sections, details, dimensions, callouts, and approval information into a clear package.

3. Technical Documentation

Controlled revisions keep the model, drawings, and current decisions aligned through review, approval, and final PDF drawing packages.

4. Revisions & Outputs

PROCESS DETAILS

WHAT TO SEND. WHAT YOU RECEIVE.

A Clear Technical Path for Complex Millwork

Use the steps below to understand what to send, what is developed, and what you receive.

Use the steps below to understand what to send, what is developed, and what you receive.

STEP 1 · REMOTE · PROJECT REVIEW

Send the Current Project Information

Share the measurements, plans, sketches, redlines, PDFs, photographs, reference material, questions, and required deliverables currently available. Anthony reviews the commission for scope, missing information, workflow fit, and the clearest technical next step before production begins.

STEP 2 · SKETCHUP · 3D DEVELOPMENT

Coordinate the Model

The room, cabinetry, millwork, appliances, openings, clearances, and critical relationships are developed together in SketchUp. The goal is to make conflicts, priorities, and design decisions visible while they can still be reviewed and refined.

STEP 3 · LAYOUT · DOCUMENTATION

Build the Drawing Package

The coordinated model is carried into LayOut plans, elevations, sections, details, dimensions, callouts, and approval information. Rendering may support design communication, while the technical sheets establish the shared reference for decisions.

STEP 4 · REVIEW · REVISIONS

Refine and Deliver

Comments, approvals, and revisions are reconciled so the model and documentation remain aligned. Final controlled PDF drawing packages are prepared for review, pricing, coordination, approval, and downstream project communication.

NEXT STEP

Start With What You Have

Measurements, plans, sketches, redlines, PDFs, photographs, and design intent are all valid starting points.