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Level Architects provides full-service architectural and interior design services for home renovations, new construction, and multi-unit developments. We are flexible regarding the extent to which you utilise our architectural services. We describe the ‘process’ of a typical residential construction project from inception to conclusion.
Level Architects provides full-service architectural and interior design services for home renovations, new construction, and multi-unit developments. We are flexible regarding the extent to which you utilise our architectural services. We describe the ‘process’ of a typical residential construction project from inception to conclusion.
Level Architects provides full-service architectural and interior design services for home renovations, new construction, and multi-unit developments. We are flexible regarding the extent to which you utilise our architectural services. We describe the ‘process’ of a typical residential construction project from inception to conclusion.
NEW HOMES
Our team is made up of the best and most well-trained residential architects and new home designers in Sydney.
DOMESTIC RENOVATIONS
Whether you are renovating, expanding, our team of architects will design a residence that meets your exact specifications.
MULTI-RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTS
Level Architects is skilled in the design of multi-residential projects that enable developers to maximise yield.
COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL & OFFICE FIT OUT
Level Architects is skilled in the design of multi-residential projects that enable developers to maximise yield.
Our team is made up of the best and most well-trained residential architects and new home designers in Sydney.
Whether you are renovating, expanding, our team of architects will design a residence that meets your exact specifications.
Level Architects is skilled in the design of multi-residential projects that enable developers to maximise yield.
At Level Architects, we think that every business or industrial project is a team effort. We don't design alone.
We work with each client to find out what they need so we can make a plan to help them do well in their business.
The design process follows a series of phases including:
The design process follows a series of phases including:
We work with you to translate your specifications into a three-dimensional solution that meets your needs and your budget during the concept design phase.
We take into account the overall design and openings, as well as how they relate to essential site-specific elements like cross-ventilation and natural light.
After exploring the possibilities, it is time to add the concept’s necessary details. We create the design by incorporating all the small decisions that, when combined, will make the space a perfect fit for you. Options are narrowed down to the option that best fits the overall design.
The tensions between design elements are resolved. This phase also incorporated council requirements into a constructible design. Your design is now ready for development approval submission.
The procedure for approving a development can be complex. Councils are sometimes inconsistent. There are varying interpretations of the regulations.
Frequently, criteria can also include bushfire, flood, or mine subsidence.
Our designs are created with the regulatory environment in mind.
We speak the same language as town planners and certifiers, which aids in getting your design approved quickly and with minimal hassle or changes.
The Construction Certificate or (CC) is the permission to start building. Because the approval process is complicated and most people don’t know what they’re doing, some homeowners try to start building with the D.A. approved plans.
When the owner sends (DA) drawings to the Council or a private certifier to get a Construction Certificate, they will find that the D.A. drawings don’t have all the information needed for this purpose.
This can cause delays and confusion when the owner tries to add the information needed to get a (CC) to the (DA) drawings.
We will make sure the work is done on time, on budget, and meets the agreed-upon scope of works.
Tender documentation • Selection of builder • Construction documentation • During construction site work • Contract Administration
We work with you to translate your specifications into a three-dimensional solution that meets your needs and your budget during the concept design phase. We take into account the overall design and openings, as well as how they relate to essential site-specific elements like cross-ventilation and natural light.
After exploring the possibilities, it is time to add the concept's necessary details. We create the design by incorporating all the small decisions that, when combined, will make the space a perfect fit for you. Options are narrowed down to the option that best fits the overall design. The tensions between design elements are resolved. This phase also incorporated council requirements into a constructible design. Your design is now ready for development approval submission.
The procedure for approving a development can be complex. Councils are sometimes inconsistent. There are varying interpretations of the regulations. Frequently, criteria can also include bushfire, flood, or mine subsidence. Our designs are created with the regulatory environment in mind. We speak the same language as town planners and certifiers, which aids in getting your design approved quickly and with minimal hassle or changes.
The Construction Certificate or (CC) is the permission to start building. Because the approval process is complicated and most people don't know what they're doing, some homeowners try to start building with the D.A. approved plans.
When the owner sends (DA) drawings to the Council or a private certifier to get a Construction Certificate, they will find that the D.A. drawings don't have all the information needed for this purpose.
This can cause delays and confusion when the owner tries to add the information needed to get a (CC) to the (DA) drawings.