Let’s suppose you still need to determine the details of your project due to funds, or perhaps a challenging location, or particular planning requirements. A feasibility study is a great way to explore your existing situation and proposed options before fully committing to the project.

In the middle of the autumn season, we'd like to have a closer look at architectural photography. In this time of the year, nature turns our surroundings into an impressive set of dominant colours. This is an excellent occasion for taking pictures of buildings and interiors using the soft light of the changing nature.

What is the usual project trajectory?

A construction project can feel overwhelming and confusing, regardless of its size and purpose. The RIBA Plan of Work sets out a project plan in 7 stages, but for the sake of simplicity, some of the stages can be combined, and many projects run through fewer stages than seven.

Once you've decided you will need an Architect to assist you with your project, the question becomes how to choose one. Each project is unique and not every Architect will be the right choice. Here are five steps that will help you to identify the professional best suited to you and your property.