Architecture, Building Code Consultation
Creative, Practical Solutions for Residential and Commercial Projects
Commercial and Residential Building and Architecture Specializing in Code Review and Consultation
Provides Connecticut with a creative and unique approach to the delivery of architectural services. Combining Mr. Griffith's 20 years of experience as a licensed architect and building official, with his commitment to an efficient, logical, environmentally responsible, and personal approach to each project, clients will realize an experience rarely found in the architectural profession today.
These projects represent a small sampling of the work we have provided in the area. Whether the project is a custom residence, medical office, school, or minor renovation, each project represents the successful results of working closely with clients to address their programmatic needs, their budget constraints, and their aesthetic desires.
When Do I Need a Building Permit?
In general, the Connecticut State Building Code (SBC) requires that all construction or regulated work be provided or performed under a building permit issued by the local building official. There are exemptions for minor work described under Section 105.2 of the SBC and exemptions for “ordinary repairs to structures” described under the SBC, with similar language in the International Residential Code (IRC).