architectural services

Wharry Engineering has offices in Battle Creek, MI and Dallas, TX where we can provide excellent architectural design services for projects of all scopes and sizes. 

Wharry Engineering has been providing clients in Battle Creek, MI and Dallas, TX with superior architectural design services for more than 40 years. 

When it comes to designing your business' building, it's easy to forget how difficult the process can be. Juggling zoning laws, building codes, contractor guidelines and more, business owners often get frustrated navigating the labyrinthine combination of obstacles. Whether you're a small business that is looking to construct a new building or a global entity expanding into an uncharted location, an architect can act as a guide, easing the process and helping you get the most out of your construction budget. In this post, we're going to look at five ways that an architect can help you maximize your investment.

When starting a new building project, it’s common to think everything will go according to plan. It’s easy to assume that there won’t be any hiccups or complications. But, in reality, every project comes with its fair share of difficulties. Because of this, it’s important to utilize all of the tools at your disposal, including a trusted, quality provider of architectural services. Working with an architect can ensure that you successfully navigate the complexities of your project, from zoning laws and building codes to building design and contractor management.

It is all too easy to assume that a building project will go off without a hitch. Being optimistic, many people simply overlook the complicated logistics, legal wranglings and finer details of constructing a new building. No matter the size of your business – whether a small, local operation or a massive, multi-national conglomerate – the assistance of an architect can prove invaluable in navigating the often complex – and occasionally perilous – combination of zoning laws, contractor relations and building codes involved in designing a building.