Turnkey
projects.

That every discipline on this page — design, drawings, 3Ds, materials, manufacturing, civil, ceiling, electrical, plumbing, supervision and handover — sits inside one contract with one studio. You approve a scope and a quotation once. You do not appoint a carpenter, a false-ceiling contractor and an electrician and then referee between them.

Yes. A design-only engagement gives you the space plan, the 2D working drawings, elevations, the 3D visualization and a full material schedule — everything your contractor needs to price and build accurately. Many clients start there and ask us to supervise the site afterwards, which is a separate, smaller scope.

By pricing against an approved scope rather than an intention. The quotation is line by line, against named materials and finishes. If you change your mind — and people do — we issue a written variation with its own cost and its own effect on the schedule, and it only proceeds when you sign it. Nothing is added to your bill in silence.

One project manager, from kick-off to handover. They hold the schedule, run the site, chase the material approvals and send you the weekly update. The designer stays on the project too, so decisions are made by the people who drew it — not relayed through a coordinator.

Sometimes, and only after a survey. We need to see what has been built, what has been paid for and what is buried behind a closed ceiling. If the existing work is sound we will build on it; if it is not, we will tell you honestly what has to come out before we can put our name to the rest.

A finished, deep-cleaned space, a completed snag list signed off by you, the as-built drawings, the material and hardware schedule, and the manufacturers’ warranty documents for the appliances and fittings. Keep the file — it is what makes the next repair or extension straightforward.