Great design begins with collaboration. Lumabuilt’s Design Assist program supports architects, designers, and contractors from the earliest stages of a project, helping transform ideas into buildable architectural solutions.
By engaging our team early, project teams gain access to technical expertise, material insight, and specification guidance that ensures every detail is achievable, efficient, and beautifully executed.
Architectural concepts often evolve rapidly during early project phases. Design Assist helps bridge
the gap between creative vision and real-world construction.
By working with Lumabuilt during the design phase, project teams can:
The result is a smoother path from concept to completion.
Our team provides guidance on CSI specifications, submittals, and project documentation to help architects confidently specify Lumabuilt systems.
Selecting the right materials early in the process ensures design intent and performance requirements stay aligned. Lumabuilt offers recommendations on profiles, finishes, and system options tailored to each project’s architectural goals.
Early technical collaboration helps eliminate uncertainty later in the project. Our team provides takeoffs, system details, and budget estimates to support informed decision-making during design development.
Design Assist creates direct communication between the project team and Lumabuilt specialists. This collaborative approach helps ensure seamless integration from concept through fabrication and installation.
The earlier Lumabuilt is involved in a project, the greater the opportunity to refine details, optimize system performance, and bring ambitious design concepts to life.
Our Design Assist team can support projects at several key stages of development:
By collaborating with Lumabuilt early in the process, project teams gain clarity, reduce uncertainty, and move forward with confidence.
When Lumabuilt is involved early in the design process, those ideas become achievable solutions. Our Design Assist program helps reduce uncertainty, minimize rework, and ensure every detail translates successfully from concept to construction.
Because great architecture isn’t just imagined, it’s engineered to be built.