With the survey complete, we’ll arrange a video call to collaboratively sketch out ideas. This process keeps you fully involved in shaping a space that aligns with your goals. After the call, you’ll have time to decide whether to move forward with the design and planning phase.
Once the technical design is finalised, we’ll prepare and submit all required documents for building control approval. This step ensures your project adheres to all safety and building regulations. We’ll liaise with the building control authority or approved inspector, guiding you through the process and keeping you updated at every stage.
We offer three design packages to match your needs and budget. Once you’ve selected a package, we’ll start working on your project. In just two weeks, we’ll present the designs over a video call, giving you the opportunity to review and discuss any amendments you'd like.
Once the design is finalised, we’ll handle all the necessary paperwork and submit your application to the local planning authority on your behalf. Throughout the process, we’ll keep you informed of progress and any updates from the authorities. This ensures a seamless transition from design to approval, giving you peace of mind while we manage the details
After planning approval, we transition to the technical design phase. This stage involves producing detailed drawings and specifications to ensure the project is functional, buildable, and fully compliant with regulations. We offer a range of technical design packages tailored to suit different budgets and project requirements, providing flexibility without compromising on quality.
To keep you involved, we’ll schedule video meetings throughout the process to present progress, discuss details, and make any necessary amendments, ensuring the design meets your expectations.
Once the technical design is finalised, we’ll prepare and submit all required documents for building control approval. This step ensures your project adheres to all safety and building regulations. We’ll liaise with the building control authority or approved inspector, guiding you through the process and keeping you updated at every stage.
Navigating the construction phase can be complex, which is why we offer tailored project management services to guide you every step of the way. From builder introductions and tendering assistance to managing party wall agreements and overseeing progress meetings, we help ensure a smooth and organised process.
Our flexible packages are designed to fit a range of needs, offering varying levels of support, so you can choose the one that suits your project and budget best. Whether you need guidance on key stages or more in-depth involvement, we’re here to help keep everything on track and running seamlessly.
By managing the details and coordination, we aim to make the process efficient and stress-free, letting you focus on the excitement of bringing the vision to life.
Consultants play a vital role in ensuring a successful project and more complex projects may require additional consultants such as party wall surveyors or planning consultants etc. We prioritise transparency, advising on what is necessary and coordinating with these professionals to deliver a smooth and successful outcome.
Consultants on architectural projects...
Structural Engineer - Ensures the structural integrity and safety of the building design. Cost for an SE on a small domestic house project in the UK depending on the complexity of the work required
Party Wall Surveyor - Manages party wall agreements and resolves disputes related to shared boundaries, costs depend on the level of complexity.
Building Control Approved Inspector - Ensures compliance with building regulations and provides independent assessment. Typical cost for building control services for small projects like extensions.
Planning Consultant - Helps navigate planning permissions and regulatory requirements, costs depend on the complexity of the project and the consultant's involvement, such as handling planning applications or appeals
Heritage Consultant - Advises on projects involving listed or historic buildings at planning, ensuring preservation while meeting modern standards.
Mechanical & Electrical (M&E) Engineer – Designs and oversees electrical, heating, ventilation, and plumbing systems.
Fire Engineer – Designs fire safety measures and ensures compliance with fire regulations.
Quantity Surveyor – Manages the project’s budget, costs, and financial planning
Acoustic Consultant – Provides guidance on noise control and soundproofing.
Sustainability Consultant – Ensures the project incorporates eco-friendly practices and energy efficiency.
Landscape Architect – Designs outdoor areas, including gardens and public spaces.
Interior Designer – Plans the interior layout, materials, finishes, and furnishings.
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