Find the Answers to Your Architectural and Design Questions

This all depends on the size and scale of the project, the constraints of the site, and your ultimate goals. Once we have carried out an initial consultation and got to fully understand what will be required, we will be able to offer you a Fee Proposal for your project.

Our minimum fee of engagement is £2000 and can go up from there, dependant upon the scale and complexity of your project.

This depend on the size, scale and complexity of the job. After an initial consultation, we will provide a detailed Fee Proposal, this will highlight timescales and estimated submission dates.

A question we have heard all too often

For the success of any architectural or landscape project, a lack of drawings will always lead to unforeseen expenses and poor choices.

Don't get me wrong, yes you can do these things without drawings (sometimes). But the reasons for having them always outweigh the reasons to not have them.

Yes, if you fill out our New Client Intake form, we will give you a call to discuss your project further and advise you on whether or not you require planning permission.

Yes, we provide a full service, from start to finish. We also work with many consultants on a regular basis for sites that require more than the usual level of information.

We provide all of the architectural, heritage and landscape documentation as well as highly comprehensive planning statement to support your application.

Planning drawings will demonstrate your design intent to the Local Planning Authority and will be put into the public domain prior to a decision being made on whether or not to grant or refuse planning permission.

The drawings usually lack all technical information as these drawings are not intended for construction use. The drawings are derived from initial survey drawings, these are usually done by a qualified Surveyor or your designer.

The planning drawings will be the first set of drawings you will usually need in a project and are sometimes referred to as the Concept Design Drawings.

The Building Regulations Drawings demonstrate that the proposed design meets all of the necessary current building standards that are in place.

These drawings will include detailed information about how the building is to be put together and how the proposed materials will meet regulations such as fireproofing, water tightness, insulation, overheating etc.

We focus more on residential architecture, however we have existing commercial clients and if the project aligns with our values and beliefs, we'd love to hear about it.

Yes, we are very well versed in working with building of all grades.

Absolutely not, we can advise and help guide you through the process of making changes to your home. Yes, they are restrictions in place and constraints you must work within, but you would be surprised what changes you can make, as long as they are done in a tasteful and sympathetic way.