Lincoln, Nebraska
Luxury Custom Homes
In Lincoln, NE
Large and finely finished homes in Lincoln, drawn around how you live and built by the same team, with every invoice open to you.

What A Top-Tier
Home Includes
At the top tier, the price follows your selections more than the square footage. We design the house and the finishes together, so you see what each choice costs.
- Design from the ground upA plan drawn for you and your lot, from 400 square feet up to 10,000.
- Selections that set the numberCabinetry, stone, windows, and fixtures decide where a top-tier home lands, so we price them as you choose them.
- Renderings before you commitViews of the house from the street and the yard, and of the rooms inside, so approvals happen on something you can picture.
- Structure for the big movesA long beam, a tall wall of glass, or a steep site gets an engineer for that part of the design.
- ConstructionOur crew and trades build what we drew, with one person accountable on site and a budget you can read.
- Open-book billingWe build cost-plus with a standard markup, and you see every invoice we receive as the work moves along.
- $300+
- Per square foot, top-tier finishes
- 10,000
- Square feet, the largest we design
- #71724-25
- Nebraska contractor license
Questions
Before You Book
Something else on your mind? Ask us directly.
Our top-tier planning rate starts at $300 per square foot and goes up from there, because at that level the number depends almost entirely on what you choose: the cabinetry, the stone, the windows, the fixtures. A 3,000 square foot home starts near $900,000 of construction. The lot, site work, and fees are separate.
We design homes from 400 square feet up to 10,000. Homes of 10,000 square feet or more must be designed by a licensed architect or professional engineer in Nebraska, and we bring one in for those.
Cost-plus, with a standard markup. The work costs what it costs to build, and our markup sits next to those costs. You see every invoice we receive.
Alec Calzada leads architectural design, and the same team that draws the house builds it under Colten Roth, our licensed contractor.
Schematic design usually runs four to eight weeks, and construction documents and engineering add another six to ten. The permit clock belongs to the city. Once we know your lot and plan, we map the schedule for your home.
Lincoln and Seward and across Lancaster County, and we take on Omaha projects.
How we work
Our Process
Four steps, one team. You meet the people who draw your home and the people who build it on day one.
Step 1: Discovery & Site Visit
We start on your lot or in your house. We walk it with you, talk through how you live, what the budget looks like, and what the zoning allows, so the first sketch is grounded in the real site.
Step 2: Design & Permits
Our designers draw the home, from concept plans to construction documents, and we carry the permit set through the city ourselves. You see every revision before it moves forward.
Step 3: Pricing & Pre-Construction
With the drawings set, we price the build line by line, lock the schedule, and walk you through selections. Because we design and build, the people who drew the plans price them, and you see every invoice once work starts.
Step 4: Build & Handover
Our crew builds what we drew. You get one point of contact, regular walkthroughs, and a clean handover with the documents, warranties, and a home that matches the plans.

Let's Talk About
Your Next Home
One team designs it and builds it, from the first sketch to move‑in day. It all starts with a 30‑minute call.
Alec CalzadaCo-Founder, Architectural DesignBlog
Guides & Tips
Straight answers on costs, timelines, and permits from the people who draw and build the homes.
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