FAQ

Yes. We specialise in challenging parcels such as steep slopes, WUI zones, and properties governed by the Baseline Hillside Ordinance, Coastal Development Permits, and other overlays. Our approach integrates structural, grading, and fire requirements into a unified architectural response.

We have decades of experience navigating Los Angeles’ multilayered regulatory environment, including LADBS, the Mulholland Scenic Corridor Review Board, Coastal Commission/CDP, WUI regulations, Hillside Ordinance requirements, and multi-agency plan checks. This expertise helps streamline approvals and minimize delays.

Yes. We provide feasibility assessments, zoning evaluations, and early conceptual studies to help clients understand what is possible on their site before committing to full architectural services. These studies help clarify constraints, opportunities, budget alignment, and project strategy.

Yes. While our practice is based in Los Angeles, we take on select projects throughout California and internationally where our design approach and BIM-driven workflows are a strong fit. Our process supports seamless remote coordination with clients and consultant teams worldwide.

Yes. BIM is integral to our workflow. Every project utilizes a fully coordinated BIM model to enhance precision, streamline consultant integration, visualize design intent, and reduce conflicts during permitting and construction. This ensures a higher level of clarity and efficiency throughout the project lifecycle.

Absolutely. We assist with contractor pre-qualification, bid review, scope alignment, and comparative evaluation. Our goal is to help you select a contractor whose experience, pricing, and workflow align with the complexity and intent of the project. We remain involved to support clarity and transparency throughout the process.

Yes. We provide interior design services and coordinate closely with landscape architects to ensure continuity between architecture, interiors, and the surrounding site. Our integrated approach ensures materials, lighting, spatial flow, and exterior environments work together as a cohesive whole.