We offer a free initial consultation service, providing an opportunity to discuss the project, weigh up potential design options, establish the project brief and for those who are new to construction projects, a chance to explain the processes involved and various stages and statutory approvals required for the successful delivery of any project. Langton Architecture are well informed on current legislation and are able to advise on whether planning permission will be required, or if the proposals fall under current permitted development rights, meaning planning permission may not be required at all. Following our initial consultation, we will always provide you with a full written no obligation fee quotation, detailing not only our fees and payment terms, but also the fees of other consultants required to progress the project to a stage where it ready to commence on site.

We are well experienced in the preparation and submission of Building Regulations applications on projects of all sizes, working with both Local Authorities and Approved Inspectors to secure Building Regulations approval as and when required.

Langton Architecture have good working relationships with a wide variety of consultants, calling on their services as and when projects require their involvement and support. These consultants include structural engineers, mechanical & electrical consultants, quantity surveyors, energy assessors, planning consultants, CDM / health & safety advisors, ecologists, arboriculturalists, graphic designers, interior designers and more.

Often it can be difficult to decide upon the best possible layout / solution for larger or more complex projects without first considering the various options.  Preparation of a feasibility study to look at the potential options ensures the project proceeds to the detailed design stage with the best possible solution.

A fully detailed working drawing and tender package are vital to establishing the full cost of a construction project, with both Client and Contractor clear on the full extent of the works involved and the cost of each element.

Smaller, simpler projects can sometimes purely need a draftsman to draw up part or all of a building or interior space, ensuring accurate interpretation of the dimensions involved and ensuring all aspects of the project fit.