Feasibility – Detailed
Real numbers against your concept
Feasibility – Detailed builds on Direction with a costed budget range and ranked cost priorities — once you can share quantified parameters such as floor area, site conditions and spec level. It is the step that puts real numbers against your concept, before you commit to detailed drawings.
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What's included
Feasibility – Detailed is the step for when a directional read is not enough and you need real figures to test your concept against — without committing to full drawings first.
What you receive
Costed Budget Range
An indicative cost range for your concept, based on the parameters you provide — floor area, site conditions and spec level.
Ranked Cost Priorities
The cost drivers in your project ranked by impact, so you know exactly where the budget pressure sits.
Direction Brief
A qualitative brief for your designer, carrying forward the priorities and buildability points identified.
What it is not
So Feasibility – Detailed is clear from the outset:
- It is not a full cost position on drawings — that is Foundation, once concept drawings exist.
- It is not a building, structural or condition inspection.
- It is not design or engineering advice, and it is not a fixed-price quotation.
Know the range before you commit further
Submit your project for Feasibility – Detailed and get a costed budget range before you commit to detailed drawings.