New owners
Clients who need to understand what to do next after purchase.
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After-Purchase Architecture
We help owners move from purchase excitement to measured scope, concept design, permit drawings and consultant coordination.

What this service is
This service is for owners who already bought, or are about to complete, and need a structured route from concept to permit rather than scattered advice.
Clients who need to understand what to do next after purchase.
Owners who need English-speaking design coordination and reports.
Properties needing layout, permit and consultant clarity.
Early-stage architecture after acquisition or due diligence.
What you get
Space planning, massing and styleboards aligned to the brief.
Country-specific drawing sets for submissions and approvals.
Clash-aware model logic to reduce surprises on site.
Surveyors, structural, MEP and energy inputs coordinated.
Milestone deliverables with clear decisions and timeline.
Tender, build or renovation route mapped after permits.
Process & timeline
Scope depends on local permit rules, consultant responsibilities and whether the project is moving to tender or straight into construction documentation.
Selected concept, survey, constraints, authority guidance and consultant status.
Model structure, drawing list, issue rhythm and coordination responsibilities.
Structural, MEP and energy inputs coordinated with architectural intent.
Drawings, schedules, specifications and issue revisions.
Tender questions, value engineering and controlled changes.
Fees
Fees are shaped by property status, permit route, consultant requirements and how much design work is already complete.
Best for: A quick go / no-go concept for simple plots.
A compact review of documents, condition, constraints and next steps.
Best for: Private clients and small developers moving toward permits without over-investing.
A defined architecture package for concept, drawings and authority pathway.
Best for: Investors and developers needing a mini-package for partners, banks or city officials.
Ongoing coordination through survey, structure, MEP, energy and permit responses.
Why it matters
BIM and technical coordination reduce unclear drawings, late consultant conflicts, avoidable RFIs and tender ambiguity.
Concept package, survey/topo, authority guidance, consultant contacts and target permit/tender route.
BIM model, drawing sets, schedules, specifications, consultant inputs and revision logs.
Alternatives can be reviewed without losing the core design intent.
Revisions are issued with clear drawing status and coordination impact.

Bought or buying?
We will map the design, permit and consultant route before money is lost in false starts.