— Service
At the executive project stage, this service delivers the full set of drawings needed to turn a defined design into buildable documentation: layout plans, construction plans, and the coordinated sheets that guide permitting, pricing, and site execution. It is for clients who already approved the main concept and now need precise technical drawings before work can be contracted or started.
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— Pricing
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from₹750per hour
At this stage, cost is driven by the size and complexity of the area, the number of rooms and interfaces to detail, and how complete the existing surveys, design decisions, and technical inputs already are. If the project still needs coordination from incomplete base plans or many late revisions, the scope grows; if the client can provide a clear brief and accurate background material, the work is more contained. Starting from ₹200 per m²
— Professionals
6 people have already asked for this service
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I need a modern new house design in Hyderabad, including complete interior planning with 2D drawings and 3D renderings. I want a practical, well-finished home designed for immediate start, with a budg
No. At executive-project stage the design intent should already be set; this work turns that intent into coordinated technical drawings. It is about dimensions, construction logic, and drawing consistency, not exploring different design directions.
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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
That is usually not enough to start cleanly. The architect needs reliable base information such as a survey, existing plans, or verified measurements; otherwise the drawings will be built on assumptions and may need rework once the real conditions are known.
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3.5 floors including ground floor; wants a lift; ground floor to include 2 rooms, kitchen, stairs, parking, washrooms, and other spaces.
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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.
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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
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I'm planning a new construction. It's a house. I'd like to work with architects. The style I'm aiming for is modern. The project is in Ambala. The setting is urban. I'm looking for plans, drawings, 3d
They are the technical basis for pricing, approvals, and the next round of detailed coordination, but they may still need consultant input or contractor-specific shop drawings depending on the project. Whether they are sufficient to build from depends on local rules and the project’s complexity.
— The style
You receive executive-project drawings: layout plans, construction plans, and the coordinated documents needed to communicate dimensions, materials, levels, and key technical decisions. These sheets are prepared so consultants, builders, and permitting reviewers can read the project consistently.
The architect needs the approved concept, a clear room program, site or survey material, and any constraints already known from structure, MEP, or local rules. If finishes, fixtures, or equipment are still undecided, those items must at least be flagged so the drawings can be coordinated.
The result is used to request contractor pricing, move into permit or review submission where required, and serve as the basis for construction documentation and site coordination. It also becomes the reference set for consultants to align their own technical drawings.
— Questions
No. At executive-project stage the design intent should already be set; this work turns that intent into coordinated technical drawings. It is about dimensions, construction logic, and drawing consistency, not exploring different design directions.
That is usually not enough to start cleanly. The architect needs reliable base information such as a survey, existing plans, or verified measurements; otherwise the drawings will be built on assumptions and may need rework once the real conditions are known.
They are the technical basis for pricing, approvals, and the next round of detailed coordination, but they may still need consultant input or contractor-specific shop drawings depending on the project. Whether they are sufficient to build from depends on local rules and the project’s complexity.
