Three in one
Design office, architecture, construction
Separating the three roles is the norm. There is a reason for it, and there is a cost nobody quotes to the client.
Three roles, no handovers
Why the three together
The classic arrangement puts three firms in series. The architect draws, the design office sizes, the builder executes. Every handover is a delay, and every gap between the three sets of documents becomes extra work that you pay for, because none of the three is really answerable for it.
Bringing the three together changes the nature of the work more than its speed. A drawing is made knowing how it will be formed. A calculation note is written knowing which reinforcement is available in Douala this week. A quotation is priced by the people who did both. Those are three conversations that do not have to happen by letter.
The trade-off is simple, and it is in your favour: there is no longer anyone to pass responsibility to. When a problem appears on site, it is ours, from the drawing to the handover.
« The drawing is calculated by the people who drew it, and built by the people who calculated it. »
One contact
From first sketch to handover
No passing on
Nobody to hand responsibility to
Checked drawings
Calculated before going to site
One quotation
Priced by those who build it
What we do
What we do ourselves
The services carried out in house, from the first sketch to the last coat of paint.
Contact
Tell us about your project
Tell us what you want to build, or ask us to review an existing project. The first conversation commits you to nothing.
