You are · Developer · client (project owner)
You are developing an operation.
- How do I secure the budget and timescales of a complete operation?
- How do I compare tenders that are genuinely comparable?
- How do I avoid cascading variation orders?
What we do for you
What we do for you.
- Full support
From the feasibility study to handover, open-book. - End-to-end management
Tasks, deadlines and responsibilities visible to all parties involved (Monday). - The right partners
The contractors and solutions suited to your project, always put in competition, and you make the decision.
Open-book construction management: your contracts and payments remain directly between you and the contractors.
Your path, step by step
Your path, step by step.
- STAGE 1Feasibility
- STAGE 2Financial plan
- STAGE 3Design and permit
- STAGE 4Consultation
- STAGE 5Execution and handover
What you receive
- Project modelled, first options (Attic+)
- Financial plan: all CFC costed (Attic+)
- Design, permits and SIA standards
- Consultation and comparison of tenders (Monday)
- Execution, site and snagging items (Procore)
Tailored services
The services that suit you.
Feasibility and investment strategy
Site potential, assumptions, first estimate and variants.
Learn more →Engineering office
Coordination of the design work and permits, project modelled and costed before building.
Learn more →AMO: owner’s representation
For the one who finances: deciding with full knowledge and being defended.
Learn more →Construction management
Open-book management of execution, through to handover.
Learn more →Further reading
To go further.
Energy transitionVaud energy law: what owners need to anticipateThe new Vaud energy law comes into force on 1 January 2027. It sets deadlines that bear directly on the renovation budget of a building.RenovationVaud Buildings Programme: subsidies, a user’s guideThe Buildings Programme supports energy renovations. The most common pitfall is administrative: an application filed too late means losing the grant.Property developmentProperty development: checking feasibility before committingA property operation is won or lost upstream. When the first figures arrive after commitment, all that remains is to note the gap.
Present your project to us.
A first conversation, without obligation: the address or plot, your objective, an indicative budget.