Space planning &
civil changes.

Only the non-load-bearing ones — typically the 4-inch block partitions between bedrooms and passages. RCC shear walls, columns, beams and anything enclosing a lift or service shaft stay exactly where they are. We confirm each wall against the builder’s structural drawing before we mark a single line for demolition.

Rarely, and never casually. Wet areas are tied to the drainage stack and the waterproofed sunken slab, and moving them means new falls, new traps and a fresh waterproofing membrane. Small shifts within the same wet zone are usually workable; relocating a WC across a dry bedroom slab almost never is.

Almost always. Most Ahmedabad societies require a written intimation, a refundable deposit, an undertaking that no structural member is touched, and work restricted to permitted hours. Anything affecting the facade, common areas or the structure needs a formal NOC — we prepare the paperwork and sit through the committee meeting with you.

We design with it, not against it. A beam drop can be absorbed into the wardrobe loft, hidden inside a pelmet, or used as the natural line for a false ceiling step. It is a constraint, not a defeat — and it is far cheaper to plan around than to argue with.

Usually yes, and it is the most common request we get. Merging a cramped kitchen into a dining space, or pulling a dry balcony into a living room, can transform how a flat reads — provided the wall in question is a partition and the society sanctions it.