SERVICES
DESIGN | DOCUMENTATION | CONSENT
Concept design and feasibility
We turn your ideas into a concept plan, checking your site and council regulations, including requirements for resource consent if needed.
Architectural technician documentation
Detailed, precise working drawings that builders can follow with confidence.
Building consent documentation
Complete drawings and documentation for building consent. We lodge the application and work with council to resolve any queries.
Documentation for architecture practices
Technical drawing, documentation and design assistance, project by project or on an ongoing basis.
QUESTIONS
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Your ideas, any site information you have, and any specific requirements. We will work with you to outline a client brief.
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It depends on the size of the project. As a guide, initial concepts take around 3 to 4 weeks, consent drawings 6 to 8 weeks, and council usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to process the consent.
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Pricing is on request. Get in touch with a few details and we will come back to you. Engineers, planners, surveyors and council fees are additional and are invoiced directly to you.
WHO WE WORK WITH
What people say
“It is an absolute delight to see plans that are laid out so clearly, I am a precut draughtsman and have been so for 25 years or so, my experience in the building industry spans some 30 years and includes a New Zealand certificate in building. I have seen thousands of sets of house plans, the quality of which seems to get worse every year. It is an absolute delight to see plans that are laid out so clearly, that have accurate dimensions to framing both in layout and in construction detail. The detail drawings are both accurate and relevant, unlike most other plans that simply contain cut and paste details which usually bear no resemblance to what will actually be built. I place Jamies plans in the top 5 I have ever seen and would have no hesitation in recommending him to anybody wishing to build a home. I cannot stress enough how important it is to everybody involved in building a home to have an accurate and ‘real’ set of plans. Good luck Jamie with your career, keep up the good work.”
— Trevor Twin