Start with the parcel, not a ready-made plan
Title and parcel records, the applicable development plan and notes, access, setbacks, floor-area limits, footprint, height and any special-area decisions must be checked together.
A village location does not create an automatic exemption
Rural provisions depend on the precise area, proposed use and approval conditions. Permit and design requirements for a dwelling should be confirmed in writing before work begins.
Survey, ground and architectural inputs
Current survey data places the design accurately on sloping land. A parcel-specific ground investigation informs foundation, structure, excavation, slope stability, water and retaining decisions.
Coordinate every design discipline
Architecture, structural engineering, electrical and mechanical services must be coordinated. Fire safety, energy, parking, accessibility, acoustic and landscape requirements may also apply.
Permit, construction and occupancy
Authorised designers submit the coordinated documents to the competent authority. Construction should follow approved drawings; material changes may require revised approval. Completion is followed by the applicable occupancy process.
Information for an initial review
Share the parcel number, location, site and road photographs, available planning documents and room requirements. Call +90 537 437 7635 to discuss design, permit and construction scope.
Costs depend on land, access, dimensions, materials, labour, transport, design and scope. Send the location and photographs or call +90 537 437 7635.