Sam Conklin
Drafter / 3D Visualizations
As a student at NC State University, Sam is majoring in Technology, Engineering, and Design Education. He has developed a love for CAD and 3D Rendering through his courses at NC State and his work at LifeStage. Sam works mainly on developing realistic renderings of homes using specific lighting techniques, environmental design, and material selection. He hopes to pursue a career in the fields of architectural design or 3D rendering!
Fun Facts:
In his free time, Sam enjoys playing racquetball and snowboarding. He is a member of both Club Racquetball and Ski & Snowboarding Club at NC State. He is also a serious fan of the brand Adidas, and will always be wearing at least one item of clothing from it.
Universal Design Features In LifeStage Home Plans
Home plans designed by LifeStage feature some or all of these features of universal design:
Barrier-Free Layouts
Open and spacious floor plans allow for easy living throughout the entire home, ensuring full usage by anyone, with any ability. View Plans
Main Level Master Bedroom
With the master bedroom on the first floor, you can comfortably live and age in place. View Plans
Curbless Shower
All of our plans specify a zero-entry shower. Which not only look great, but are safer and easier to access for everyone in the family. View Plans
Stacked Closets
Aligning closets now provides spacious, deep closets, as well as a simple way to add an elevator to the house later, if needed. View Plans
Stepless Entry
Forget handrails, wheelchair ramps or steps that prevent visitors. A house designed with a stepless entry ensures anyone can safely live in or visit your home. View Plans
Ease of Use
Whether you’re pushing a stroller, using a wheelchair, or moving furniture, you'll be free to navigate inside your home unobstructed. View Plans
The main tenant of universal design is access for everyone. LifeStage homes work for multiple generations, varying abilities and all ages. Build a home that’s practical and welcoming. Shop the home plans now.
