Collaborative and flexible approach
We recognise that community projects must negotiate many stakeholder requirements and funding complexities, so we take time to listen and identify the best way for us to deliver your unique requirements whether that is:
- support from the very beginning to establish the feasibility of your vision, offer advice on the
practicalities and develop the architectural brief - a partial or staged service so you can take the project forward under your own control, with the
benefit of our guidance - partnership working with other specialist consultants and academic institutions as part of a wider
team to encourage shared learning - full support at every stage – collaborating with other stakeholders and contractors, and providing
on-site project management of the build, with careful financial consideration throughout
If a project is further on before we are brought in, we listen carefully and respect all the time and effort that has gone into the work that has already been done.
We have extensive experience with developments where asset transfer of an existing building is required and can assist with obtaining public and private funding such as from the Architectural Heritage Fund, National Lottery Heritage Fund, Heritage Enterprise Fund and Historic Environment Scotland Repair Grants.