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+1 801-533-5331
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824 S 400 W Ste B123, Salt Lake City, UT, 84101
Salt Lake City, Granary District, Peoples Freeway
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1.2 miMAX
1.2 miWest Valley Central
1.9 miDecker Lake
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Specialties
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.
History
Established in 2003.
Renovation Design Group is the leading residential architectural firm designing additions and remodels in Utah, but is also licensed in Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, Washington, and Wyoming. It was founded to accomplish its mission to improve the everyday lives of homeowners.
Meet the Business Owner
Annie S.
Business Owner
Annie Schwemmer is a detail-oriented architect who loves the process of taking something good and making it better. She’s good at seeing the potential in homes and enjoys building relationships with her clients. Her friendly and optimistic personality lends itself well to coordinating with clients, consultants, and contractors throughout the design and construction process. Annie began working in an architectural firm in 1993. She received her Bachelor’s and Master’s of Architecture degrees from the University of Utah and became a licensed architect in 2004. She has designed and managed residential and commercial projects of all sizes. «I approach architecture like a puzzle,» she says. «I enjoy taking all the parameters of a project into consideration to come up with a great solution.»
