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Architects in Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland

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Featured Reviews for Architects in Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland

Emmet O'Donnell Architect
Architects in Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars6 May 2016
“Emmet O'Donnell Architect provides a very courteous and professional service. It was a pleasure to work with Mr O'Donnell who was always willing to listen and discuss ideas and who always did everything he could to make our house into the type of home I envisioned before commencing the project. His designs met or exceeded our expectations at all times.”
Allan. Curran. Architects Ltd
Architects in Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars23 January 2017
“A hired them to design and manage our build. They are extremely professional, listened to all our needs and wants and drew exactly what we wanted. They are very easy to deal with and have all dealings on our behalf with the builder. Having them manage the build has made the whole process less stressful.”
Mud and Wood
Architects in Sligo, Co. Sligo, Ireland
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars6 November 2019
“Designed and project managed our traditional cottage conversion to the highest standard .( see photos linked to this website of the finished project) Very responsive to our requirements from the outset . Highly professional and meticulous throughout the whole process and such a positive advocate for us when dealing with third parties. Highly knowledgeable and skilled in traditional building technologies and the use of sustainable materials. Would not hesitate to recommend .”
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Useful information about architects
Cost Range (low - high)
Percentage based, typically from 8% to 15% of the total projects construction cost.
Types of projects covered
Home Extensions, New Home Builds, House Plans, Drafting, Floor Plans and more.
Busy Months
January - August
Not Busy Months
October - December
Architect or Architectural Designer FAQs
An architect is a professional who designs and creates building plans, ensuring the building is functional, safe, and aesthetically pleasing. They collaborate with clients to understand their needs and create designs that meet their requirements. Architects also consider building codes, regulations, and sustainability principles in their designs. They may oversee the construction process to ensure it aligns with the design intent.
If you are looking at a house extension or building a new home from scratch, chances are you are going to need the help of a residential architect. They have extensive knowledge of architectural design, construction methods and building materials, not to mention a strong appreciation of ergonomics – warmth, light and flow within a property. Architects will also be far more capable of seeing the bigger picture – carefully balancing aesthetic appeal with structural safety. With their local knowledge, your Sligo architect will also often help to obtain planning permission and building regulations approval.
You can find a local architect in Sligo with Houzz in two ways:

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    • After choosing either option, you can reach out to the architects you want to discuss your project. You can request and compare quotes before hiring the right architect for you.
    After choosing a residential architect, you will usually start with a consultation to discuss the project. Preferably at your property or building site where the work will be done. Give as clear a picture as possible of the kind of home you are trying to create to your architects. Chat through your goals, projected budget, scope of work, schedule and feedback, together with any very specific requirements you might have. They will explain their process to you alongside any other on-site visits up to and including the build stage, depending on whether they will be involved at that stage. From there they will produce the designs and plans required for your project.
    The cost of hiring an architect in Sligo can vary depending on the scope and complexity of the project, experience, reputation, and location. Architectural fees are typically structured as a percentage of the project’s total construction cost, ranging from 8% to 15%. For example, if a project has a construction cost of £500,000 and the architect’s fee is 10%, the fee would be £50,000. It’s advisable to discuss fees and payment structures with architects in Sligo during initial consultations.
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