Scope of Works – Planning Application Design Services

Planning drawings are prepared for design and planning purposes and should not be used as construction drawings unless this has been specifically agreed in writing.

The agreed fee includes:

- Measured survey of the relevant areas of the existing property, where stated in the quotation;

- Preparation of existing and proposed architectural drawings;

- Proposed floor plans, elevations and other drawings reasonably required for the planning application;

- Development of one principal design proposal based on the Client's brief;

- Indicative furniture and room layouts to demonstrate general room use, circulation and spatial arrangement;

- Up to two rounds of reasonable design amendments following consolidated Client comments;

- Preparation of the agreed planning drawings; and

- Submission and/or management of the planning application where specifically included in the quotation.

- Indicative Furniture Layouts:

Furniture, kitchen units, sanitary fittings, appliances and similar items shown on floor plans are indicative only. They are included to help demonstrate the general use, scale and arrangement of rooms. They do not constitute detailed interior design, furniture design, product selection or confirmation that a particular item of furniture will fit. Multiple alternative furniture layouts are not included unless specifically agreed."

The agreed fee does not Include:

Unless specifically stated in the quotation, the following are not included:

- Multiple substantially different design options;

- Additional revisions beyond the agreed amendment allowance;

- Detailed interior design or furniture planning;

- Furniture, finishes, colours or product selection;

- Detailed kitchen, bathroom, wardrobe or joinery design;

- Building Regulations drawings or applications;

- Construction or working drawings;

- Structural engineering or calculations;

- Detailed electrical, lighting, heating, plumbing or drainage design;

- Party Wall advice;

- Specialist surveys or consultant reports;

- Tendering, contractor selection or contract administration;

- Site supervision during construction; and

- Planning appeals or substantial redesign following a refusal."