Schedule a consultation · Los Angeles architect
Tell us about the space and the goal. The first consultation covers feasibility, the approvals your project will trigger and a realistic timeline, so you can decide with the full picture.
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Helpful but not required: the lease or deed, existing drawings or permits, photos of the space and a budget range.
Just have a question? Contact the office instead.
A few details about the project. We reply within one business day to set a time.
This is what to expect from us once you send the form.
A short call or email to understand the project and set up the consultation or a site visit.
We review the property or lease, your goals and budget, and tell you what is realistic and which approvals the project will trigger.
Scope, deliverables and fee in writing, so you can decide with the full picture.
Quick answers about the consultation and what happens after it.
The first conversation is about understanding your project and telling you what is realistic. Fees are discussed at the end of it and confirmed in a written proposal, so you always know before anything is charged.
Usually at the property or space itself, which tells us more than a meeting room does. A call or a meeting at the Calabasas office works too.
Yes. Projects run across Los Angeles, including Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, the Westside and the beach cities, as well as Woodland Hills, Tarzana, Encino, Agoura Hills and Thousand Oaks.
It is the best time. A feasibility review before signing can save you from a space that cannot be permitted for the use you have in mind.
You receive a written proposal with scope, deliverables and fee. If you go ahead, the project starts with the feasibility and concept stage described on the process page.
