Assessing the starting point
The land, existing buildings, owner’s objectives and available documents are our starting point. We bring together the questions that need answers before further planning.
An idea becomes
a clear perspective.
Construction needs a sound foundation. We help clarify the intended use, project scope and next planning steps.
Request adviceScope of services
What is included?
Use and options
Which use suits your goals? We structure requirements and possible options and coordinate necessary specialist planning.
Feasibility and interfaces
Building potential, site services and local conditions must be assessed for each project. The necessary specialists and responsibilities are identified.
A basis for decisions
A coordinated concept identifies further planning needs, open questions and cost and schedule assumptions. It provides a clear basis for defining the next contract.
Before you startWell prepared
Well prepared
for the first conversation.
Land documents, existing plans, earlier assessments and intended uses are helpful. Even if some points remain undecided, the budget and decision priorities should be discussed.
Planning and collaboration
Together we clarify the starting point, agree tasks and coordinate the next steps. A central contact consolidates feedback; necessary specialist services are coordinated within the agreed scope.
Costs and duration
Location and condition of the land, investigation needs, number of options, specialist planning and coordination affect effort and timing. Decisions by authorities and third parties cannot be scheduled on a blanket basis.
Your benefitClear tasks.
Clear tasks.
Transparent decisions.
Professional organisation clarifies interfaces, assigns responsibilities and establishes a shared basis for delivery. Changes can then be discussed and documented more effectively.
Explore our processFrequently asked questions
Be well informed.
Can I enquire about undeveloped land?
Yes. Describe the land and your idea. Existing plans and information on previous use help identify the necessary assessments.
Is subsequent construction automatically included?
No. Development, planning and construction are agreed within the specific scope. If required, later implementation can be structured as a total or general contractor contract.
Next stepFrom information