Pineland Engineering holds Florida Architecture license AR102594 and provides complete residential architectural design services throughout Florida. Our residential design services include custom home design, additions, renovations, and accessory structures. We combine architectural design with structural engineering — one firm for the complete project.

Residential Architectural Design Services

Pineland Engineering provides complete residential architectural design services: conceptual design (floor plan development, exterior elevation design, site planning), design development (detailed floor plans, elevations, sections, and details), and construction documents (complete permit drawings including architectural, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing). We design custom homes, additions, renovations, and accessory structures throughout Florida. Contact us at (239) 233-5133 for a free project consultation.

Florida Architect License AR102594

Pineland Engineering holds Florida Architecture license AR102594. A Florida-licensed architect is required for the design of residential buildings with more than 3,000 square feet of conditioned space, and for all commercial buildings. Even for smaller residential projects, having an architect design the project ensures that the design meets the Florida Building Code and the local jurisdiction's requirements. Pineland Engineering also holds Engineering license PE 39202 — one firm for both the architectural design and the structural engineering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need an architect for a new home in Florida?

Florida requires an architect for residential buildings with more than 3,000 square feet of conditioned space. For smaller homes, a licensed architect is not required, but having an architect design the project ensures code compliance and a quality design.

What does an architect do for a residential project?

An architect designs the floor plan, exterior elevations, and interior spaces of the building. For a permit application, the architect prepares the architectural drawings (floor plans, elevations, sections, and details) that are submitted with the structural and MEP drawings.

How do I find a licensed architect in Florida?

You can verify a Florida architect's license at the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) website. Pineland Engineering holds Architecture license AR102594 and Engineering license PE 39202 — one firm for both disciplines.

Can an architect also do structural engineering in Florida?

Not typically — architectural and engineering licenses are separate in Florida. Pineland Engineering is unique in holding both AR102594 (architecture) and PE 39202 (engineering), so we handle both disciplines in-house with no subcontracting.

What is the difference between an architect and a designer in Florida?

A licensed architect (AR) can stamp and seal construction documents for any building type. An unlicensed designer can only prepare drawings for small residential buildings under 3,000 sq ft. For coastal homes, commercial buildings, or any project requiring stamped drawings, you need a licensed architect.

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