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Send your plans. You get back a scope, a price, and a delivery date - from the licensed California architect who will actually do the work, not an intake form.
Most quotes are returned within one business day.
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Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Pacific
Service Area
San Diego County and Orange County. On-site VR presentations available across both.
What happens after you hit send
- I read your drawings myself - there is no intake team
- You get scope, price, and a delivery date in writing
- Approve it and work starts - no retainer required
Why architects and developers send me their files
A licensed architect reads your plans
Two decades as a software engineer, a California architecture license, and high-end residential work in communities like Shady Canyon. Construction documents get read, not interpreted - so the geometry matches your intent on the first pass.
One person, start to finish
No account manager. No overseas team. The architect who reviews your model is the same person who answers your email and hits your deadline.
VR and BIM handled in-house
Hand your client a headset and walk them through the unbuilt home at full scale. Or get a working BIM with quantity takeoffs and cost outputs your estimator can use.
What clients say
We sent Thorpe Studios a Revit model the night before a client presentation and got back exteriors that matched our design intent better than renders we'd waited three weeks for elsewhere. The fact that he reads construction documents fluently shows up in every frame.
Thorpe delivered day, dusk, and night variations from a single source on schedule, and the dusk shots ended up on the cover of our PPM. Two investors told us the renderings were the moment they decided to commit.
The VR walkthrough closed the deal. Our client had been on the fence about a $6.2M custom build for months, and the moment they put on the headset and stood in their own living room, the conversation shifted from 'if' to 'when.'
Recent work
Photoreal exteriors built in Blender from AutoCAD, SketchUp, and Revit files.
Rather talk it through first?
Call and you get the architect, not a receptionist.