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As an architectural practice, our services can be broadly categorised into design, design development, construction documentation, and construction administration. Under these headings we can implement project feasibility, risk assessment, master planning, programming, cost controls, design and management. We also offer services in the areas of 3D rendering and visualisation, and expert witness report preparation. Our directors are more than happy to further expand on our services if required.
Open Monday - Friday
3D Visualisation, Advice, Alterations, Building Application Drawings, Building Sustainability Assessments, Concept Design, Consulting, Council Approvals, Custom, Designs, Documentation, Fitouts, Initial Concept Reports, Planning, Project Management, Refurbishments, Renovations
Adaptive Reuse, Aged Care, Commercial, Community, Educational, Energy Conservation, Government, Health, Healthy Buildings, Heritage, Hospitality, Industrial, Institutional, Interior, Multi-Purpose Buildings, Multi-residential, Residential, Restorations, Retail, Solar Design, Sustainable Design, Tourism, Urban
Accredited, By Appointment, Certified, Consultations, Delivery, Evaluations, Inspections, Licensed, Owner Operated, Quotes, Registered
Aged Care Facilities, Apartments, Cafes, Care Facilities, Child Care Centres, Community Housing, Factories, Group Housing, Houses, Motels, Multistorey Residential, Offices, Places of Worship, Recreational Facilities, Restaurants, Schools, Shopping Centres, Townhouses, Universities
Building Design, Architect Hobart, Architect Consultant, Industrial Architect, Architect Services, Architecture, Interior Design, 3d Rendering, Architecture Design, Budget Architect
Architects are trained to design creative and practical solutions to any project, whilst addressing particular needs and applying specialist knowledge of design and construction. A good architect can produce results that will be well designed, practical and good value, with a carefully managed process and greater certainty of outcome.
In Australia, the term Architect and Registered Architect are one in the same. A person must be registered with a formal State body to be legally entitled to use the word 'Architect'. To become an Architect you must gain the necessary qualifications, complete specific practical experience and pass the Board's examination to become registered in one or more states of Australia.
By employing an Architect, you are hiring an expert in design and construction whose job it is to act on your behalf, and in your interest. Registered Architects are bound by legislated codes of ethics to provide unbiased, objective advice that is in their clients' best interest. Registered Architects are not permitted to benefit personally or professionally from any advice or opinion offered and they must be made without any self interest.
