Not sure if you’re ready for a full consultation?

A short call gives you the chance to chat about your project ideas and next steps.

Share a brief description of what you’d like to do, and we’ll outline the process and what to consider moving forward.

If you’re considering a project but want to understand what’s involved, our Initial Consultation is the ideal starting point. You’ll receive high-level advice on your home’s design potential, planning considerations, typical timelines, and expected costs—plus a helpful digital Client Guide after the meeting.

For homeowners exploring possibilities but unsure what they want or need, our Design Workshop is a practical way to test ideas with a professional. Together, we’ll review how you live in your home, what works and doesn’t, and explore opportunities for natural light, energy efficiency, and potential extensions. We will outline the typical project process so you know exactly what lies ahead.

The best way to test what’s achievable on your site and within your budget. A Feasibility Study provides clarity on design potential, statutory requirements, timelines, and costs, without unnecessary upfront commitments.

What’s included:

· Development of your project brief

· Measured survey + digital drawings

· Up to 3 design layout options

· 2D drawings + 3D sketches for clear communication

· Review meeting to refine and agree a direction

· Planning + Building Control advice

· Preliminary design programme with milestones

· Advice on future surveys and appointments

· Indicative budget estimate based on the Royal Institute of Architects of Ireland (RIAI) Consumer Cost Guidelines

· A Quantity Surveyor’s detailed cost estimate (this is an additional appointment that we will arrange on your behalf)

Land Registry Compliant Maps are often required when buying, selling, or subdividing a property.

We prepare clear, accurate maps that meet Property Registration Authority requirements and work closely with your solicitor to ensure everything is in order. Where needed, we can inspect the site to confirm boundaries and highlight any potential issues early in the process.

If your property is a protected structure or located within an Architectural Conservation Area, specialist advice is essential.

We provide sensitive, practical conservation guidance to help you understand what works are appropriate, support planning applications, and protect the character of the building while allowing it to function for modern use.