The success of any property project depends on having the right people around you. Unless you have the time and relevant experience, going it alone can lead to expensive delays. That’s why Kate always advocates building a team of experts you can draw on.
For an extension, reconfiguration or new build, she highly recommends working with professional residential architects such as Urbanist Architecture as it means you will be starting your project in the right direction, working to your budget to produce creative ideas. They’ll produce accurate plans for your builder to work from, submit your planning application for you, and liaise with the planning department to minimise delays.
What do they do?
Urbanist Architecture was founded in 2013 in Greenwich, London, with the belief that technical thinking and creative enthusiasm paired with the right blend of expertise, experience and imagination can make a real difference in meeting the challenges of building projects.
Urbanist Architecture specialises in residential architecture and has a reputation for unlocking the hidden potential of developments, securing planning permission and delivering imaginative projects on tricky sites. Their multidisciplinary team of architects, town planners, and interior designers means they’re able to deliver a well-rounded experience and achieve the best possible results for clients.
Whether your project is on a tricky plot, in the Green Belt, is totally standard, or is something completely out of the ordinary, Urbanist Architecture’s 97% success rate in achieving planning permission means they’ll give your dream project the best possible chance of getting over the line. They have completed projects for everyone from national house builders and property developers through to first-time investors and homeowners, and they’d love to work with you.
How much does it cost?
A full design service costs approximately 5% - 8% of the overall value of the construction.
Awards
Best Of Customer Service award, Houzz.
Awarded Planning Portal accreditation and Smarter Planning (SP) Champion
Registered with LABC’s Partner Authority Scheme
Top three tips
Communication is key, so ensure you tell your architect exactly what you way and keep in regular contact.
You can add the greatest value through good design, so work with a quality architect who understands your vision
Check what, if any, planning consent is required for your project and allow enough time for your application to go through.