Pricing Guide

Below is a guide to approximate costs for extensions, loft conversions, new-build houses, and other architectural services. These are intended as rough guidelines only – the final fee will depend on your project’s size, complexity, and specific requirements.

Each stage is priced individually, so you can choose only the services you need – from a single planning application to a full architectural service.

For a tailored quote, get in touch with details of your project, and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

Design Stages Overview What's Involved
Stage 1: Preparation & Brief Preparation of drawings and a 3D model of your existing home and site
Stage 2: Concept Design Production of 2–3 conceptual designs in plan and 3D to explore your ideas
Stage 3: Spatial Coordination (Planning Application) Full planning drawings, 3D views, and Design & Access Statement
Stage 4: Technical Design (Building Regulations) Technical drawings and coordination with Building Control and Structural Engineer
Stage 5: Construction Drawings Finalised drawings for your builder/contractor
Extensions and Loft Conversions Fee (from)
Planning Application (Stages 1–3)
Includes preparation, concept design, full planning application & submission
£1280
Stage 1: Preparation & Brief £320
Stage 2: Concept Design £320
Stage 3: Spatial Coordination (Planning Application) £640
Stage 4: Technical Design (Building Regulations) £960
Stage 5: Construction Drawings £320
New Build Houses Fee (from)
Planning Application (Stages 1–3)
Includes preparation, concept design, full planning application & submission
£2240
Stage 1: Preparation & Brief £640
Stage 2: Concept Design £640
Stage 3: Spatial Coordination (Planning Application) £960
Stage 4: Technical Design (Building Regulations) £1280
Stage 5: Construction Drawings £640
Other Services Fee (from)
3D SketchUp Model £320
3D Architectural Renderings £80/view
Building Regulations Drawings £960
Interior Layout Design £640

What Affects Pricing

  • Project size, location, and complexity

  • Planning constraints (conservation areas, listed buildings)

  • Speed of delivery

  • Number of revisions or changes

Important Notes

We recommend getting a professional measured, topographical, and building survey carried out before starting. The survey acts as a foundation for all design stages, improves the quality of your planning application, and ensures accuracy, which is especially important during the technical and construction stages, to help avoid issues later on. A professional survey can cost anywhere between £500 and £2000, depending on your property’s size, location, and complexity. For assistance with finding a surveyor or guidance on the process, feel free to contact us – we’re happy to help ensure your project gets off to the right start.

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