Renovation Design Group

The leader in architectural design of Home Renovations and Additions in Utah. Before and after pictures of Renovation Design Group's remodeling projects.

Life-Centered Design, only from Renovation Design Group.

At Renovation Design Group we change lives. Our Architects know you aren't ultimately looking for a pretty set of remodeling plans; you want something that improves your life. And who wants to spend a life's savings on a beautiful renovation that doesn't really improve their quality of life? Our Architects find making homes beautiful to be the easy part. We enjoy the challenge of making the biggest possible impact on your life for the better ?“ through architecture, of course.
While Drafters may create a wonderful set of plans, our Architects create wonderful lifestyles by our plans. Designers and other Architects transform homes in order to gain recognition, while we receive appreciation for transforming our client's lives. The design of Contractors is simply building sturdy places, but our spaces are designed to build relationships and support life goals.
We hold ourselves to a higher standard ?“ your standard. You come to us with a vision of a better life. We recognize this, and so we take a comprehensive approach to make sure your newly remodeled home supports your life goals and enhances the quality of your daily life ?“ even long after your renovation is complete.
This focus naturally leads us to champion what is truly in your best interest. It requires that we listen to you in order to identify how your new home will ultimately support, enhance and change how you live and feel every day ?“ for as long as you live there.
Our exclusive Life-Centered Design methodology does just that for you. No one else delivers it; not builders, not drafters, even designers and other architects go amiss. Renovation Design Group is proud to be regionally respected for consistently delivering "A new design for a Better Life". And when you hire us for our Inspire?® architectural services, only Renovation Design Group promises to refund half of our fees if you don't feel that your new home supports your life goals and enhances the quality of your daily life.

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Your life; designed better.

A New Design for a Better Life.

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Architects

The Owner of Renovation Design Group is Ann Robinson

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Years before starting the Renovation Design Group, partners Ann Robinson and Annie Vernon both dreamed of using architecture to enhance people’s lives. “That’s the very reason I wanted to become an architect, ” explains Annie.
When the two women became friends while working at a Salt Lake City architectural firm, some aspects of their work situation weren’t fully allowing them to fulfill that dream. “I enjoyed designing things like high schools, business offices, and resorts, but I didn’t have the satisfaction of seeing firsthand how my work was helping people, ” explains Ann. “I found myself wanting more interaction with the end-users. ” Annie also began to feel frustrated because of the disconnect between herself and the people who would use the architecture she designed.
While Ann enjoyed the years of experience she gained working on a wide variety of projects, she began to see the wisdom of narrowing the focus of her practice. “Wouldn’t it be nice to become an expert in just one area?” she thought.
Ann and Annie had long been aware that many homeowners seeking design help with remodels were being turned away by traditional architectural firms which are usually set up to handle multi-million-dollar projects. The two women began to talk about how they’d like to design renovations for these homeowners. This would provide them the personal interaction they wanted with clients, while allowing them to improve people’s lives and to become experts in one area. But neither of them dreamed of actually starting their own company. “I’m not a big risk-taker, ” Ann explains “and I had worked long and hard to become an architect, so I didn’t want to go back to school again to get the business background we knew we’d need to start a company. ”