From the first site measure to the drawing package your certifier and builder work from. Each stage builds on the last, and you approve one before the next begins.
Durations are indicative and may vary with the complexity of the project, client feedback, consultant availability, authority requirements and changes to the agreed scope.
We set the initial design direction from your brief, the site and the relevant planning requirements, then review and refine the concept with you before moving to Detailed Design.
Once you approve the preferred concept, we develop it further: the form, layout, elevations, materials and key design elements needed to move toward working drawings.
With the Detailed Design approved, we prepare the technical drawing package for Building Approval. We can liaise with your certifier, consultants and builder where required.
We finalise the design documentation and issue the final drawing package, the set your builder works from.
These sit outside the design scope. We can liaise with the people you engage for them where required.
Each design stage allows for one iteration. Further iterations or design options can be added if you need them.
The drawings and documentation for each stage are issued once that stage has been paid.
We prepare the documentation for approval, but no designer can guarantee the decision of council, a private certifier or the QBCC.
The drawings are prepared for your project only and remain the designer's intellectual property; they can't be reused elsewhere without written approval.
Tell us about the site and what you'd like to build, and Pedro will get back to you about the next step.
