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Below is the design process for your outdoor design.

We offer this proposal, including all original concepts and designs, with the agreement that you will not share them publicly, on social media, or with outside contractors without the permission of Pratt Guys. We do encourage you to share the site internally with your family and friends and build excitement for your project!

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Design Waivers

1️⃣ Color and Selection Waiver: The drawings' materials and colors are for conceptual purposes only and may not represent your final selections. The Material and Color Selection Finalization Form takes priority over any shown materials or colors. Please note that actual colors may vary from what is seen on monitors or when printed.

2️⃣ Landscape Waiver: Any landscaping depicted on renderings is for conceptual purposes only. Client must obtain landscape plan to verify specific plant species and sizes.

3️⃣ Special Features Waiver: Depictions of special features such as water and fire features are for conceptual purposes only. The velocity and volume of the water or fire will vary.

4️⃣ Engineering Waiver: Structural elements depicted on renderings are for conceptual purposes only. Engineering takes precedence over the size, location, and products used for structural masonry, wood framing, roofing, floors, etc.

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CURRENT

Feasibility Study

Primary and Accessory Structure Setbacks:

25' from front property line

10' from rear property line

10' from side property lines

Max Lot Coverage by Impervious Surface Area: N/A

HOA Restrictions: N/A

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Pre Design

Name

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Sun Study

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Preliminary Layouts

Concept A

Component

Take Off

Component Cont.

Take Off Cont.

Pool

750 sq. ft.

Cabana

20’ x 16’

Spa

63 sq. ft.

Putting Green

402

New Pavers (Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)

1381 sq. ft.

Screen Enclosure

N/A

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Concept B

Component

Take Off

Component Cont.

Take Off Cont.

Pool

767 sq. ft.

Cabana

17’ x 16’

Spa

66 sq. ft.

Putting Green

437

New Pavers (Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)

1293 sq. ft.

Screen Enclosure

N/A

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Concept C

Component

Take Off

Component Cont.

Take Off Cont.

Pool

792 sq. ft.

Cabana

23’ x 19’

Spa

64 sq. ft.

Putting Green

451

New Pavers (Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)

2594 sq. ft.

Screen Enclosure

88’ x 48’

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Concept D

Component

Take Off

Component Cont.

Take Off Cont.

Pool

724 sq. ft.

Cabana

29’ x 23’

Spa

65 sq. ft.

Putting Green

544

New Pavers (Does Not Include Existing Lanai Pavers)

2153 sq. ft.

Screen Enclosure

59’ x 60’

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Alignments

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Concept A

Concept A

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Concept B

Concept B

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Concept C

Concept C

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Concept D

Concept D

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ARCHIVE

Client Meeting Notes - 10/10/24

Style Preferences and Materials

Aesthetic: The clients favor a modern, clean-line design consistent with their updated house interior.

Material Choices: Interest in subway tiles, inspired by the London Underground, and wood accents that would complement the outdoor look without overwhelming the modern feel.

Functional Entertaining Space:

Focus on creating a comfortable hangout and entertaining area

Ensure the space can accommodate the client and their family (5-8 people) comfortably

Integrate TV’s strategically for watching sports

Pool Deck

Raise entire pool deck to lanai height or one step down from lanai height.

Outdoor Kitchen

Remove existing hot tub. Create sunken kitchen with swim up bar in that area.

Interested in retractable pergola to cover outdoor kitchen area

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Marshview Oasis | Pratt Guys⁠

shown in section below utilized a retractable pergola under a screen enclosure.

We are dealers of

Dirello⁠

retractable pergolas. See links in section below.

Another option would be to create a built in structure connected to the screen enclosure. See examples in section below.

Screen Enclosure

Existing Structure: The clients prefer to keep the screen enclosure but with potential upgrades like retractable pergolas inside the screened area for flexible coverage.

Bug Control: To address bugs, they might rescreen with a finer micro-mesh and plan a more plant-free area within the enclosure to reduce breeding grounds for insects

Fire Pit

Natasha loves fire features. Fire pit was discussed as a potential seating area separated from the main outdoor kitchen and entertainment space. The clients envisioned it as a cozy, secondary area, possibly located at the end of a long space where the hot tub currently is. Open to other locations as well.

Seating and Dining Areas

Under Lanai: The dining area will remain under the lanai, with possible inclusion of couches and lounge seating to create an outdoor living room feel.

TV Viewing: A seating arrangement within view of the TV was highlighted, especially near the swim-up bar.

Putting Green

A putting green was discussed as a potential addition to the outdoor space. The suggested location for the putting green was near an area where swings are currently covered.

Design Process

Initial Layouts: Jack will create a few preliminary 2D layouts to establish the general placement of all elements, focusing on size, orientation, and overall arrangement.

Design Approval: Once the basic layout is approved, a more detailed 3D rendering will be developed. This helps to visualize the space more realistically and finalize key design choices.

Material and Color Selection: After the 3D design is approved, Jack and the clients will meet in person to review material and color options, with samples available at the showroom.

Invoice Approval: Once all elements are chosen, a final invoice will be prepared for the clients to approve, locking in the design and budget.

Timeframe

Goal for Design Completion: The 3D plans are targeted for completion by early January.

Engineering and Permitting: Expected to take about three months in total, including two months for engineering and one month for permitting.

Construction Start: Aiming to break ground by late April.

Next Steps:

Jack:

Site visit on Tuesday the 15th. Will verify time next week.

Andy and Natasha:

Review Pool Layouts and Mood Boards. Provide feedback to Jack.

Marshview Oasis Project

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Marshview Oasis | Pratt Guys⁠

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Dirello - Retractable Pergola

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ORCHESTRA The Dirello Patents symbol highlights the possession of registered industrial property titles in Italy and abroad. dirello.com⁠

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ARMONIA The perimeter gutter is equipped with a flap profile to protect against water splashing inside the pergola in the event of rain. dirello.com⁠

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Structures Built Into Screen Enclosures

Pool Layouts

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Mood Boards

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