Understanding the Design Phase

Bring your architectural visions to life with the Design Team. Our experienced architectural design services create beautiful kitchen extension designs, loft conversion drawings, home extension designs, and more. We collaborate with you to implement your ideas through conceptual drawings.

Submit your planning application with confidence. Our architectural designers handle everything from measured surveys to final compliance drawings. Unlock the potential of your home with our high-quality, affordable architectural design service in London.

STAGE 1

Project Brief

During your initial consultation, we’ll listen to your every idea – if you’re feeling ambitious, we’re up for the challenge!.

Equipped with your visions, we’ll formulate a project brief with your ideas, guiding us towards creating concepts that bring your visions to life.

STAGE 2

Concept Creation

Based on the project brief, our designers will create concepts with drawings that answer your brief.

If you're considering different options or are undecided, these can be explored during this stage.

STAGE 3

Discussion

Our designers will discuss their concepts, providing a valuable opportunity for feedback.

This discussion aims to identify a design to develop and move forward with.

This data allows them to determine the feasibility of different options, planning routes, site feasibility, and other variables.

STAGE 4

Conceptual Discussion

Here, the design team will listen to specific ideas and visions and look to implement them in the first round of conceptual drawings.

Each project is different – Design Team tailors the process to your unique property, space and ideas.

We’ve completed a huge range of projects, ranging from compact loft conversions to elaborate wraparound extensions. Check out our portfolio for more information about past projects.

STAGE 5

Plans Ready For Planning Permission

At this stage, we’ll be equipped with accurate designs and can progress towards securing Planning Permission. If you don’t need Planning Permission, we can get to work on producing detailed engineer calculations and structural drawings, which you’ll need to start construction.

It’s worth highlighting that engineer’s calculations and structural drawings are complex, formal drawings that differ from your conceptual designs, which focus on the project’s design and aesthetics.

The Nitty-Gritty

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Time

We develop and finalise your designs in 10-12 working days

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Cost

This phase is included as part of all our fixed-fee design packages

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Benefit

Our professional drawings increase your chances of planning permission

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Pro

Your assigned Architectural Designer will bring your ideas to life

Frequently Asked Questions

It is important to gain planning approval from your local council before construction begins, and this is something we can help with. We will provide you with a detailed planning set, which will include existing and proposed plans, side and rear elevations, the application form, and any other necessary documentation. If required, we can also submit heritage reports and design and access statements to help receive a positive outcome.
Before you can commence your construction, you need comprehensive drawings and permission from your local council. Our Design Service is here to help. Our Architectural Team will work with you to create the design, then guide you through the planning process. Our drawings contain the necessary information to meet Building Control standards.
Our three-stage process will get your planning application submitted in just 21 days, and local council approval typically takes 6-8 weeks.
Our packages start at £1,495 +VAT for home extension and loft conversion plans, or £1,995 for both.

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