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RIBA Stages
At CBBA we follow the RIBA stages of work which breaks down the design and construction process into key milestones. We offer a range of services for design and management giving you continual support from start to finish.
BIM X
Our premium BIM X service allows our clients to explore a 3d representation of their proposed building project before construction. Many clients find it hard to understand 2d plans, therefore this fantastic technology resolves this problem. Clients are sent a 3d model of their project on a BIMX file to view on an ipad, iphone, Apple mac or PC.
Design
Each project CBBA do is unique as no one building or client is the same. We ensure our buildings are coherently designed inside and out. We want our designs to not only meet our client's aspirations, but to go beyond what any client originally imagined.
Clients
It does not matter if you are an experienced developer or a homeowner who wants to undertake building work for the first time, as we tailor all our services to each individual client. We will choose an architectural design package which meets your requirements and guide you through the process step-by-step from start to finish.
Conservation and Listed Buildings
CBBA have extensive experience working with heritage buildings all across the UK. We are well accustomed to developing in conservation areas and on listed grade I, II and II* buildings.
Sustainability
Sustainability does not mean expensive add-ons, it is about the whole life-cycle of the building and how you use energy. With each project we offer sustainable design solutions based on each client's budget and inspirations.
WHY HIRE AN ARCHITECT?
10 Common Architect questions answered
1. What is the difference between an Architectural Designer, CAD Designer, Draughtsman and an Architect?
Anyone can say that they are an architectural designer, CAD Designer or a draughtsman as it is not an official title, therefore you have no knowledge that the person is qualified or has the required experience and skills to design your property. The title "Architect" under The Architect´s Act 1997, can only be used by persons registered with the Architect’s Registration Board (ARB), which is an industry body protecting the interests of the public. In order to register they must demonstrate that they have sufficient experience to design and deliver projects and this process takes a minimum of 7 years to complete.
You can check if someone is registered on the Architect register at www.arb.org.uk
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