— Service
At the executive project stage, virtual consultation and design ideas mean reviewing a mostly defined scheme and turning it into coordinated, buildable direction. The client receives precise design recommendations, option comparisons, and clear decisions to carry into detailing, permitting, and contractor pricing. It suits owners and developers who already have a concept and need expert steering before the project is finalized.
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— Pricing
3 offers on the platform
from₹2,000per m²
Cost at this stage is driven by how complete the executive package already is, how many rooms or systems need review, and whether the architect is working from drawings, models, surveys, or only partial reference material. The more coordination and revision needed across architecture, interiors, and technical items, the more time is required; if the client already has reliable background documents, the scope is narrower. ₹2,000 per m² reflects that scope.
— Professionals
3 people have already asked for this service
asked on the platform
I'm planning a new construction. It's a apartment. I'd like to work with architects. The style I'm aiming for is modern. The project is in Sitamarhi. The setting is urban. I'm looking for plans, drawi
It is for an already developed project at the executive stage. The idea is not to invent the scheme from scratch, but to review what has been defined and improve the design decisions that will carry into the technical package.
asked on the platform
I want to redesign the front of my house while keeping the layout exactly the same, with changes focused on the facade and exterior appearance.
Send the latest executive drawings or model, any site survey or measured plans, and the brief you are working to. If you have coordination notes, consultant comments, or reference images that shaped earlier decisions, include those too. The more complete the set, the more specific the guidance can be.
asked on the platform
I'm planning a new construction. It's a apartment. I'd like to work with architects. The style I'm aiming for is modern. The project is in Ambernath. The setting is urban. I'm looking for plans, desig
It refines the executive project. The output is guidance, revisions, and design direction that can be folded back into the working set; it is not a substitute for the full drawing package, coordination, or statutory documentation if those are still required.
— The style
You receive a consultation anchored to the executive project set, with design ideas tied to the drawings already in progress. The output is usually a marked-up review, written recommendations, and clearer direction on unresolved design choices. It is meant to be used as working input, not as a finished construction document.
The architect needs the current executive drawings or model, plus any prior concept decisions that must be respected. They also need the site survey, key measurements, project brief, and any constraints from structure, MEP, budget, or approvals. If those inputs are incomplete, the review stays limited to what can be verified.
The result is used to correct and refine the executive project before it moves into final coordination and issue for pricing or construction. It helps the team lock in decisions, reduce clashes, and avoid rework in later technical detailing. It can also guide the brief for consultants or contractors.
— Questions
It is for an already developed project at the executive stage. The idea is not to invent the scheme from scratch, but to review what has been defined and improve the design decisions that will carry into the technical package.
Send the latest executive drawings or model, any site survey or measured plans, and the brief you are working to. If you have coordination notes, consultant comments, or reference images that shaped earlier decisions, include those too. The more complete the set, the more specific the guidance can be.
It refines the executive project. The output is guidance, revisions, and design direction that can be folded back into the working set; it is not a substitute for the full drawing package, coordination, or statutory documentation if those are still required.
