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EAP Architectural Technicians provide bespoke solutions that are client focused.
A cost effective, creative process of conceiving, planning and envisioning buildings and other structures that are aesthetically pleasing, functional and safe, meeting the requirements of regulations.
Concept Design
By assigning a dedicated team to each project we are able to provide a truly bespoke service from inception to completion.
Providing all-inclusive solutions, designed around the clients requirements, allowing us to bring your vision to life.
Planning & Building Regulations
In most circumstances, application for planning permission to the local authority must be made. The type of application will vary according to the job and your own requirements.
To ensure compliance with the current building regulations, application has to be made for building regulations approval. An alternative method is to supply the local authority with a 'Building Notice' which contains much less information; this allows work to commence without having to provide plans.
Our Design Process.
When you first instruct us with your design brief and budget, our responsibility is to then transfer this information into shapes and sizes. The first key event in our design process is to obtain your approval of a sketch scheme.
As the drawings are developed and decisions are made, we will keep you advised of the implications of any amendments made. The sequence in which drawings are prepared, and their accuracy, is of crucial importance to the success of any project.
Once drawings are developed to a clients satisfaction, we will then need to apply for planning permission to the local authority. The type of application will depend on the proposed job, drawing and requirements.
As well as this, compliance with the current building regulations is vital, meaning a building regulations application will also have to be made. Alternatively, a 'Building Notice' which contains less information, can be supplied to the local authority.
Good, accurate drawings can convey most of the information about a proposed building to the builder. However, much of the information a builder requires cannot be shown graphically, and must be described in writing. By tradition, the document prepared in order to convey such information is the specification.
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