The Team

Meet the People Behind ESCL Design

ESCL Design helps homeowners organize residential design work, permit-ready drawings, practical planning, and clear communication from concept to municipal review in Barrie and Simcoe County.

Why homeowners choose ESCL

A focused team for residential permit drawing projects.

Residential permit drawing support

Drawing packages for additions, secondary suite drawings, decks, garages, custom homes, and Order to Comply drawings.

BCIN-qualified design support

Residential design work is led with Ontario permit requirements and practical construction documentation in mind.

Barrie & Simcoe County homeowners

Local support for homeowners who need a clear path from early review to municipal comments.

Who you work with

Clear roles, organized communication, and practical technical support.

ESCL Design is led by Emilio Sebastian Conde Ludena, with project support from Kevin Lopez Rugel. Homeowners have a defined point of contact and a team organized around the permit drawing process.

Emilio Sebastian Conde Ludena, founder and residential design lead at ESCL Design

Founder · Residential Design Lead · Permit Drawing Lead

Emilio Sebastian Conde Ludena

Emilio leads ESCL Design’s residential design and permit drawing work. He is the main technical and client contact for homeowners who need help turning a project idea, existing condition, or municipal notice into a clear drawing scope.

His work focuses on permit drawings Barrie homeowners can use for residential projects, including home addition drawings, secondary suite drawings, custom homes, decks, garages, and Order to Comply drawings in Simcoe County.

How Emilio helps

Residential Design Permit Drawings Technical Drafting Project Coordination Homeowner Communication
Read Emilio’s focused background

Emilio brings more than 10 years of professional experience across residential design support, technical drafting, construction documentation, coordination, and client service. That background helps him explain drawing requirements in practical terms and keep homeowners informed as a permit package develops.

His previous work included structural drafting, architectural technology, permit documentation, and project technician roles. At ESCL Design, that experience is applied to residential permit drawings, municipal review support, and clear coordination with homeowners and consultants when required.

Kevin Lopez Rugel, Jr. Architectural Technician at ESCL Design

Jr. Architectural Technician · Drafting & Project Support

Kevin Lopez Rugel

Kevin supports ESCL Design by helping organize project information, drafting support tasks, documentation, and day-to-day coordination. His role helps keep homeowner communication and project records clear as drawing work moves forward.

How Kevin supports projects

Project Information Drafting Support Documentation Communication Support Coordination Tasks

How We Support Your Project

Practical help from first review to permit comments.

Project review and scope planning

Review the property, project type, available records, and the likely drawing scope before work begins.

Existing-condition documentation

Organize the information needed to understand what is already built and what is being proposed.

Permit drawing preparation

Prepare residential design drawings for the agreed permit package, with clear plans and details.

Municipal comment support

Help address design-related revisions and comments within the project scope after municipal review.

Professional coordination

Specialist input is coordinated when a project needs it.

For projects that require structural, HVAC, grading, or other specialist input, ESCL Design can coordinate with qualified professionals where required. Consultant involvement depends on the property, municipality, and proposed work.

Start with a practical review

Have a project in mind? Send your property address and a short description.

We’ll help identify the next practical step for residential permit drawings, BCIN designer Barrie support, or a related service page.