Development Services by Persis

Before you finalize any building contract, we will discuss your requirements and review various development strategies, including concept design options such as subdivision applications, duplexes, and residential complexes. We will also consider the level of quality—whether high-end, mid-range, or entry-level—along with budgeting, constructability, and the overall project brief as part of our construction services and design development process.

We have a successful subdivision application approval rate of 2 out of 2, and we would love to maintain our 100% approval record as we move forward with our building contract. Our commitment to excellence extends through every phase, from concept design to design development, ensuring our construction services remain top-notch.

Depending on the size of your project, we may offer you either a one-stage or a two-stage building contract. A one-stage building contract encompasses the concept design, obtaining necessary approvals, and the construction services for your new project. On the other hand, if your project is more complex, a two-stage building contract may be more suitable, separating the design development and subdivision application in the first stage, followed by construction in the second stage.

We will develop the project brief and bring ideas to life through sketches, focusing on the concept design. We may offer you various options to select from, ensuring that the design development aligns with your requirements and complies with the building contract. Additionally, our construction services can assist you in navigating the subdivision application process.

After obtaining your approval on the concept design, we will proceed with the design development and engage other professionals, such as town planners and engineers, to obtain the necessary approvals for your project, whether it be a town planning/development approval or a building approval. This process will ensure that we can finalize the construction documents and establish a building contract, as well as address any subdivision application requirements.