Frequently asked questions

An architect designs the layout, appearance and functionality of your building. A structural engineer designs the foundations, columns, beams and slabs needed to support it safely. Together, they turn your vision into a coordinated, buildable project.

Bring any available land documents, survey plans, site photographs and existing building drawings. It also helps to share your approximate budget, space requirements and examples of designs you like.

Your budget is a key starting point. We balance your priorities with practical choices in building size, layout, structure and finishes, helping you understand the cost implications of design decisions.

Fees depend on the project’s size, complexity, location and required services. After discussing your needs, we provide a proposal outlining the scope of work, deliverables and payment stages.

The timeline depends on the project’s scale, design requirements and the number of revisions. We set an estimated schedule at the start, with time for your feedback and coordination between engineering disciplines. Authority approvals may take additional time.

Yes, 3D visualization can be included in your project scope. It helps you understand the spaces, façades, materials and overall appearance so you can make informed decisions before construction begins.

Permit documentation and coordination can be included in our agreed scope. We identify the relevant submission requirements and prepare the necessary drawings, while final approval and processing times remain with the responsible authorities.

Many layout changes are possible, but the structure must be assessed first. Before removing a wall or altering an opening, a structural engineer needs to determine its role and whether reinforcement or additional support is required.

This depends on the existing foundations and structure, the building’s condition and applicable planning requirements. A structural assessment — potentially including testing — is needed to establish whether an additional floor is feasible and what strengthening may be necessary.

Site visits and construction supervision can be included in our services. The proposal defines their frequency and scope, including reviewing work against the drawings, answering technical questions and coordinating with the contractor.

Yes. We meet on Zoom or Google Meet, share drafts online and deliver complete project documents, renders and videos as PDF and video files. For projects in Palestine our team handles site visits; payment is by bank wire.

After we agree on the proposal, a 30% deposit starts the work, followed by monthly payments until the end of the agreement, depending on the project’s duration. We accept bank wire in USD, JOD or ILS.