Services

From a first sketch to the keys.

Five services, one team. Most clients start with one and stay for the rest. Each comes with a written scope, a fee you know in advance and a partner who stays with you.

Raw concrete building volumes seen from below

Architecture

New houses, cultural buildings and workplaces, from the first site visit to the last snag list. One partner leads the project from start to finish.

Brief, concept and detailed design
Permit application and tender
Site supervision and aftercare

Fee: 10 to 14% of construction cost

Concrete and oak kitchen with an open stair behind

Interiors

Kitchens, joinery, lighting and furniture drawn together with the building, or for a house or office you already own.

Room layouts and fitted joinery
Lighting plans and material palettes
Furniture selection and procurement

Fee: fixed, agreed after a first visit

Curved white concrete stair inside a converted hall

Renovation and reuse

Barns, factories, offices and family houses given a second life. We survey carefully, keep what can stay and add only what is needed.

Condition surveys and heritage advice
Energy upgrades that respect the fabric
Phased work while the building stays in use

Fee: 12 to 16% of construction cost

White masterplan model of buildings around a waterfront

Masterplanning

Plans for a street, a campus or the edge of a village, worked out in models with the people who will live and work there.

Site analysis and massing studies
Public workshops with models on the table
Design codes for later phases

Fee: by phase, agreed in writing

Floor plan printout with glasses and a pen on a wooden table

Feasibility studies

Before you buy or commit, a short study that shows what the plot allows, what it will cost to build and where the risks are.

Zoning and planning summary
Two or three massing options
Cost range and programme

Fee: fixed, usually three to four weeks

Working together

Fees, time and trust.

Straight answers to the questions clients ask before they sign anything.

How early should we involve an architect?

Before you buy the site, if you can. A short feasibility study tells you what the plot allows, what it will cost to build and where the risks are.

How early should we involve an architect?

Tall concrete tower with vertical fins against a pale sky

Not sure which service?

Start with a conversation.

Tell us what you have in mind. We will suggest where to begin and what it will cost, before you commit to anything.

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