• The catalyst.

    The process begins with your idea—whether it's a new home, renovation and/or extension, kitchen, bathroom, or even a small development. After an initial enquiry, we arrange a meeting (ideally face-to-face) to understand your project, property, and goals.

  • The brief.

    We gather detailed information about your lifestyle, current and future needs, budget, timeline, aesthetic preferences, and environmental priorities. This stage establishes the project's objectives and helps define the scope of work, which can and will evolve.

  • The proposal.

    We review your brief, the subject site, controls and constraints and identify opportunities before preparing a return brief and fee proposal. We can tailor our scope of services and fees to suit either the initial concept stage or the full project journey.

  • Early works.

    Site surveys, existing measurements, detailed analysis, and investigations are completed, building a comprehensive understanding of the property and its context, including plans and elevations. Additional consultants may be engaged where necessary.

  • Schematic design.

    Design concepts are developed in response to the site and brief. Initial plans and visuals are presented, beginning an iterative process of feedback and refinement to shape the overall design.

  • Town planning.

    Where council approval is required, we prepare and manage the planning application process. We work with councils and relevant regulations to achieve approvals while maintaining the integrity of the design.

  • Design development.

    The approved concept is refined in detail across both architecture and interiors. Collaborating with you and our trusted team of consultants, we resolve and document design details, materials and fixtures selections, preparing the project for builder pricing and construction.

  • Building approval.

    Detailed documentation is submitted to a building surveyor for assessment against regulations and approved plans. Any required amendments are addressed before finalising building approval.

  • Construction.

    During construction, we provide ongoing support to you and the site team through site visits, coordination with the builder, and review of workmanship. This helps to ensure the design is delivered as intended. Final inspections and defect reviews are undertaken before project handover.

  • Handover.

    Once construction is complete, the project is handed over to you [welcome home]. This marks the end of the design and construction journey and the beginning of life in your new home.