Tell us what you want to build or change. We explore design options with AI, then refine them with you into clear drawings, 3D views and a practical plan for budget and schedule.
For homeowners, landlords, property investors, small developers and contractors who want to see the options clearly and plan the next steps.
Start with a sketch, a photo, a listing or just an idea. We help you see the options and organize what it will take to build.
Seeing a space clearly before you commit to it.
Floor plans, layout options and 3D views you can compare, share with family or partners, and take to your builder.
Updating, repairing or rethinking a building you already have.
Concepts that show the existing building next to the proposed change, with a clear list of the work involved.
Understanding what a project involves before you start spending.
An organized estimate, quantities and schedule with every assumption written down, ready to compare with contractor quotes.
Keeping the project organized once work begins.
Regular progress updates, an up-to-date list of next steps and one point of contact for questions.
On-site work depends on where the project is and is confirmed in your quote.
Our work covers concepts, visualizations, drafting support and planning. It isn’t a substitute for stamped drawings or engineering. Before you apply for permits or start construction, have your project reviewed by the licensed professionals it requires, such as an architect, engineer or licensed contractor. We’ll tell you where that applies.
A real study from our portfolio, explored the way we would approach your project.
A six-storey infill concept for a narrow city lot: five two-bedroom homes above a ground-floor lobby, with an automated parking concept in the basement. The interactive model lets you move through every floor, cut away walls and switch building systems on and off.
Concept work: zoning, structure and building services have not been verified.
Living and dining face the street and both bedrooms face the rear yard. Two stairs, an elevator and stacked bathrooms sit in the middle of the plan.
Walls cut low to show the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry and furniture in each room.
Columns, beams, water, drainage, electrical and sprinkler layers switched on to show how systems stack between floors.
Four steps from your first message to a reviewed deliverable.
Step 1
We start by listening: what you want, the site, your style, budget, timeline and any constraints. Photos, sketches or existing drawings help, but you don’t need them to begin.
Step 2
We use AI design tools to study a range of directions, from layouts to finishes. A person directs every study and decides which ideas are worth developing for you.
Step 3
We walk you through the options, explain the trade-offs and refine the design against the brief we agreed. You decide what changes.
Step 4
You receive the agreed drawings, models or plans, with the assumptions written down and clear next steps, including which professionals to involve.
Scope, the number of revision rounds, fees and turnaround are agreed in your quote before work starts.
Fieldstone Meridian is a new company based in Jersey City, New Jersey. Our founders bring construction experience together with graduate-level study in technology and information systems.
We use AI because it lets us explore more ideas for you, more efficiently. It doesn’t replace the conversation. You talk with the people working on your project, and a person reviews every deliverable before it reaches you.
We work remotely with clients in many places and on site where the location, scope and availability are agreed.
Smit’s master’s program is Information Systems Engineering and Management, with a focus on AI for business, blockchain and cryptocurrencies.
Harsh’s program is Business Information Technology, with a focus on cybersecurity management and analytics.
Something we haven’t covered? Ask us at fieldstonemeridian@gmail.com.
A short description of what you want to build or change and where it is (city and state is enough). Photos, sketches, listings or existing drawings are helpful, and you can send them after we reply. Budget and timeline help us suggest the right scope, but they’re optional at first.
It depends on your project and what we agree in the quote. Typical deliverables include 2D layouts, 3D models or views, renovation concepts, a preliminary estimate, material quantities, a schedule or a coordination plan. Each one lists the assumptions it’s based on.
The number of revision rounds is set in your quote, so you know before we start. When you ask for a change, we’ll explain what else it affects.
It depends on the scope. We agree a delivery timeline with you in the quote, before any work begins.
Our estimates are preliminary. They help you plan, set a budget and compare options, but they rest on stated assumptions and aren’t contractor bids. Final costs depend on site conditions, prices at the time and the contractors you hire.
Yes. Most of our work happens by email and video call, so we can help with projects in many places. On-site coordination is possible where the location, scope and availability are agreed.
Not on their own. Concept and planning work needs review by the licensed professionals your project and location require, such as an architect, engineer or licensed contractor, who may also need to prepare or stamp the final documents before permitting or construction. We’ll tell you where that applies.
AI helps us generate and compare design options efficiently. People on our team set the direction, check every result against your brief and make the final calls. You won’t be handed raw AI output.
Every project is different, so we quote once we understand your scope. The quote lists the deliverables, revision rounds, fee and delivery timeline.
Your ideas, developed with care.
Share a few details and we’ll reply by email to talk through the scope. If it’s a good fit, we’ll send a quote with the deliverables, timeline and fee.
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