ASA Architects

Architectural Design

The process of creating a blueprint or plan for the construction of a building or structure.

It involves considering functional, aesthetic, and safety requirements, as well as materials and budget constraints.

The design process may involve multiple stages, including conceptualization, schematic design, design development, and construction documentation.

The resulting design is practical, efficient, and visually appealing, while meeting the needs of its users and the surrounding environment.

Development Approval

A D.A. is the process of obtaining permission from a governing authority to proceed with a construction project.

It involves submitting plans and specifications that comply with relevant regulations, zoning laws, and building codes.

The approval process may also require reviews by various stakeholders, such as neighbors, community groups, and environmental agencies.

Once approved, the project can move forward to the construction phase.

Construction Certificate

An architectural construction certificate is a document issued by a governing authority certifying that a construction project has been completed in accordance with approved plans and specifications.

It confirms that the building or structure complies with relevant regulations, zoning laws, and building codes.

The certificate may be required before the building can be occupied or used for its intended purpose.

It provides assurance to occupants and stakeholders that the construction is safe and legal.