Architectural design and engineering

Structural design

Coordinate structural design inputs with the architectural scheme and available site information.

Service overview

A scope shaped around the actual work.

Coordinate structural design inputs with the architectural scheme and available site information.

Building projects needing structural inputs from an appropriately qualified professional.

Points to define

  • Collect architectural drawings, levels and geotechnical information if available.
  • Coordinate framing, member layout and drawing deliverables with the brief.
  • Confirm qualified-professional responsibility and design assumptions.

How we start

Share the plot information, brief, survey and any existing drawings.

Agree deliverables, design stages, coordination inputs and revision limits.

Review coordinated drawings and outstanding decisions before the next stage.

Scope and cost factors

Confirm the project-specific details.

A design appointment may cover selected planning or drawing stages rather than every approval, engineering calculation or construction detail. Statutory submissions and regulated professional work are handled only by appropriately qualified people when included in the confirmed scope.

  • Plot size, built area, number of levels and design complexity
  • Survey quality, brief changes, drawing detail and revision requirements
  • Engineering disciplines, specialist consultants and submission scope

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