Wondering whether a property, lease, or development opportunity is worth pursuing? An architectural feasibility study helps identify zoning constraints, code requirements, approval risks, infrastructure limitations, and other potential obstacles before significant resources are invested. Learn what a feasibility study includes, when it's worth paying for, and how early due diligence can help protect your budget, schedule, and long-term project goals.

Understanding the difference between permit sets and bid sets is critical before starting construction. While permit drawings are designed to obtain approval, they often do not fully define finishes, materials, or construction details—leaving key decisions to be resolved later or through additional services.

A practical look at SB 79 through a developer and design lens, focusing on the kinds of housing projects, site strategies, and architectural opportunities the law could unlock near transit in Los Angeles. Rather than simply summarizing the legislation, this article explores what SB 79 may actually mean for feasibility, project typology, and housing form on the ground.

Architectural fees vary a lot, the simple reason for this is the quality of drawings aren’t always equal. Poorly made drawings can end up costing you a lot down the road. Learn the importance of having quality drawings done by a boutique firm as opposed to a budget architect, and how this can save money in the long term.

Many people have a vague understanding of what Architects do, but the process of design and permitting can often be confusing. This guide walks through the process to help those who’d like a better understanding of what hiring an architect entails.