From plot analysis to construction documents
Analysis → Concept design → Location → Main project → Building → Execution project · Legalization (parallel track)
From analysis to delivery, step by step.
Seven services in sequence. Each ends with a document; each transition is a written decision.
Location permit (3) may be bypassed when going straight to building permit, with the decision recorded in writing.
Plot analysis
We review the spatial plan, site constraints, and how they affect what can be built, before later design work begins.
Concept design
Spatial organisation, massing, and how the building sits on the site, before main documentation.
Location permit (Submission)
An aligned package and disciplined submission. Incomplete or misaligned documents can add months, not days.
Main project
Architectural and technical documentation for a building-permit application.
Building permit (Submission)
Running the building-permit procedure with the competent building department.
Execution project
Details, specifications, and drawings the contractor needs to prepare and build.
Legalisation
Filing is open again from 16 May 2026, with no application deadline, only for buildings existing by 21 June 2011.
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Land analysis
Fixed price for a planning and regulatory plot review. Not process step 08. Sits beside Plot analysis.
Plot analysis
For land buyers, owners, and investors who need to verify what can actually be built on a site before larger spend.
Concept design
Turns the brief and confirmed constraints into a verifiable spatial and formal concept before main project documentation develops.
Main project
Coordinates architectural, technical, and regulatory requirements into documentation for the building-permit procedure.
Execution project
Turns the main project into drawings and specifications the contractor uses on site, with fewer returns to previously agreed decisions.
Location permit (Submission)
Coordinates architectural, technical, and regulatory requirements into documentation for the location-permit procedure.
Building permit (Submission)
Leads submission of the main project to the authority, with controlled supplements and a written communication log.
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Documents, or working alongside you.
We do not sell packages. There are two ways we work, and both start with the same conversation about what you actually need.
- Deliverables
We contract specific documents: an analysis, a design, a permit filing. You know what you receive, when, and at what price.
- ·Written scope before work starts
- ·Price per document or service
- ·Payment when the document is delivered
For clients who want a clear result and calm cost control.
- Alongside you
We stay with the project continuously: coordinating disciplines, tracking procedures, preparing decisions. You make the business calls; we keep the project documentation and participants aligned.
- ·A weekly written update
- ·Coordination of all participants
- ·Scope and rhythm by agreement
For projects that need constant presence, not only documents.
The price is not the same for every case. It depends on complexity, location, and scope, and is contracted in writing before work begins.
Price reflects complexity, not marketing.
Fees are contracted in writing after a scope assessment. We do not quote from a verbal description and we do not offer ad-hoc discounts.
Most engagements tie invoicing to documents: a service is invoiced when its document is delivered. See Modus operandi for the full sequence.
The first conversation includes a range, with an explicit complexity caveat.
Invoicing tied to written deliverables, not the calendar cycle.
Scope changes are a written annex, before execution, not after.
A service can be paused; the delivered document remains with the client.
Five questions before the first enquiry.
- Within 48 business hours of a clear enough description.
- No. The first assessment is free and without obligation.
- We work with local partners in the project jurisdiction. We do not proceed without that coordination.
- No. We prepare the documentation and run the procedure. The decision rests with the authority.
- Yes. Each service ends with a written document that remains yours.
Not sure which service you need?
A short description of the site and what you want to achieve is enough for a first written assessment.
PROCESS IN DEPTHFROM ANALYSIS TO PERMIT AND EXECUTION
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