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From feasibilityto construction

Eight services, listed in the order a project runs. Most schemes use several; the first conversation usually settles which.

Site Feasibility Studies

What a site will realistically support, established early enough to inform the offer rather than explain the loss.

  • Capacity and massing testing
  • Policy and constraint review
  • Indicative layouts
  • Written appraisal
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Planning Applications

Applications prepared and argued properly the first time, from pre-application through to decision.

  • Full and outline applications
  • Change of use
  • Pre-application engagement
  • Consultant coordination
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Architectural Design

Design that starts from what the building has to do commercially, and resolves the architecture around it.

  • Concept and developed design
  • Operator standards applied
  • Elevational and material strategy
  • Design coordination
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Building Regulations

The drawings and information a building control body needs, prepared to be approved rather than queried.

  • Full plans submissions
  • Fire strategy and means of escape
  • Thermal and Part L compliance
  • Access and Part M
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Technical Construction Packages

Information a contractor can price and build from, without a fortnight of requests for information first.

  • Construction drawings and details
  • Door, window and finishes schedules
  • Specification
  • Tender and construction issue
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CGI Visualisation

Images that sell the scheme to a committee, an investor or a buyer, produced from the real design rather than around it.

  • Photorealistic external views
  • Planning and consultation imagery
  • Investor and marketing visuals
  • Contextual and aerial views
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Development Consultancy

Advice at the point where the decision is still a decision: what to buy, what to build, and whether the numbers hold.

  • Acquisition support
  • Site appraisal
  • Rollout and portfolio strategy
  • Risk and constraint review
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Principal Designer (CDM)

The Principal Designer duties CDM 2015 requires, carried out rather than nominally held.

  • CDM 2015 Principal Designer role
  • Pre-construction information
  • Design risk management
  • Health and safety file input
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Not sure which one you need?

Most projects use more than one, and plenty start without knowing which. Describe the project and the first conversation will settle it.