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exceptional environments, inc. (eei), is a multifaceted design firm doing business
in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area since 1977.
Originally a partnership named professional design; the corporation was formed
in 1981 to umbrella the various divisions of the company.
These are professional design, the architectural division; exceptional interiors,
the interior design division;
environmental management, the property management division; and
inter city builders which is the construction management division.
In 1985 the company built the building it now occupies, featuring six meeting areas, and
an up-to-date product library.
The largest segment of the practice continues to be
professional design which produces 150 to 200 individual design projects a year.
These include residential, commercial, remodel, space planning,
and various other design projects.
In late 1994 the design division converted to CADD using Softplan,
an excellent design program. In 2002, the company began using the
Internet to market its extensive collection of stock plans. Rather than attempting
to offer plans just on their own web site, the decision was made to use
larger brokerage sites for better market penetration. The management of
professional
design is by Bill Buehler, a founder and half owner of eei.
Bill is a professional member of both the
American Institute of Building Designers (AIBD)
and the
Texas Institute of Building Designers (TIBD)
.
All five employees are involved with this division, with three working full-time on
design projects.
A knowledgeable staff, attention to details, and a strong adherence to scheduling have
kept a perfect delivery record intact.
In all of their years of business, professional design has never missed a delivery date
which is rare in the construction industry.
environmental management and inter city builders are generally specialty divisions,
used principally for in-house projects and occasional construction management and consultation.
Bill and Phyllis meet with all clients, keeping track of the pulse of actual buyers, not just the theory of design.
Additionally, they attend construction conventions, take continuing education classes, and extensively research construction techniques and products.
Hands on training of the designers, both in the field and in the office, insure a thorough understanding of the construction process by the entire staff.
Involvement in construction management helps keep them aware of the realities of construction
and the problems builders face at the actual construction site.
eei is a very fluid company; growing and adjusting to the ever-changing construction
market.
This allows them to continuously supply outstanding design solutions to a wide variety
of customer needs.