APEX Construction Management

Sep 2013

APEX Construction Managements winning entry was for a small bathroom remodel in a 1955 home. The owners had recently retired and wanted to renovate the main floor of their home to reflect their new lifestyle and incorporate Universal Design principles that would allow them to remain in their home for the rest of their lives. The main floor remodel started with the bathroom project. Design objectives for the bathroom remodel included: Increasing the bathroom size, improving functionality, incorporate aging-in-place design to allow the space to grow with the home owners, and add beauty. In the works of the homeowner, this project turned out just awesome.

$28k

Minneapolis, MN

Aug 2007

hey wanted a more open floor plan that would better allow them to entertain frequent guests and visits by family members. Their lifestyle changes drove the design objectives to create an integrated kitchen/dining space with a separate reading/media space that was also separated from the living room. An additional design objective was to replace several windows and doors for improved energy conservation. We were engaged and charged with changing their spaces for their changing lifestyles. The Process in order to understand and meet the design objectives effectively, we guided the client through several iterations of the design process before the construction was started. The stated design elements were identified and implemented as follows: Kitchen Upgrade: The kitchen was completely deconstructed and redesigned with a new floor plan. It was originally separated from the dining room by a wall, which was removed to create a much larger open space. A new floor plan, lighting, cabinets, countertops, appliances and flooring plus the creative combinations of materials, colors, and textures came together to create a beautiful new kitchen. Open Floor Plan: The under-utilized dining room was seamlessly integrated into the kitchen space by removing walls and creating a large open and inviting space with much more functionality that satisfies the needs of this clients new lifestyle. Strong lighting design provided more than enough light for a full range of evening or nighttime activities. Increased Interior Privacy: The half bath and master suite were plainly visible in the old plan. The new plan effectively increased the privacy of those spaces with a minimum amount of cleverly placed walls that included an art alcove.

$127k

Plymouth, MN

Oct 2008

Permit Number: 0809369 Permit Type: Building Permit Description: ALT01 RMV PARTITION WALLS, RAISE FLOOR IN SUNKEN LIV ROOM, ADD BATH & MUDROOM IN GARAGE.

$6k

Bloomington, MN

Oct 2008

Permit Number: 0809369 Permit Type: Building Permit Description: ALT01 RMV PARTITION WALLS, RAISE FLOOR IN SUNKEN LIV ROOM, ADD BATH & MUDROOM IN GARAGE.

$6k

Minneapolis, MN

May 2007

Permit Number: 0703773 Permit Type: Building Permit Description: ALT01 RENOVATE EXISTING FAMILY ROOM

$18k

Minneapolis, MN