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Services & Pricing

At AR T Architect, design is the highest priority and equal attention is given to all projects irrespective of the size and scale of the project, which could vary from designing a home to master planning an entire township.

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AR T Architect has over the years built a strong team of associate consultants (Structural, Electrical, PHE, PMC, Landscaping and Lighting Design) who work closely with the firm to achieve successful design solutions.

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We believe in transparency and we don’t have any hidden costs. The final cost you pay at AR T Architects includes everything — Vastu Consultancy and Valuations, design and management fee, charges for services, delivery and installation, and taxes.  So what is design and management fee? We charge a flat 10% to compensate for the architect’s time spent on the project.

Why DesCon ??

Reason Why you Need an Architect ?

Architects thoroughly understand that design is not just about aesthetics. Good design is the perfect balance between functionality and beauty. Architects truly get to know you, study your lifestyle, and take into account the need and comfort of use for a given space. So, get an Architect to have yourself the most efficient, workable and comfortable version of your home.

Reasons Why you Need an Interior Designer ?

As popular belief goes, interior designers design your home according to their taste. However, nothing can be further from the truth. An interior designer works with you, understands your taste and preferences, and only then designs your space. Taking your ideas for your space as the starting point, refining them and adding some fresh ones on the same lines will give you a space that is an extension of your personality itself.

Reasons Why you Need a Civil Engineer ?

Saving money when you hire an engineer may sound counter-intuitive but if you really think about it, you’d see the logic. An engineer can save you from committing expensive mistakes like choosing the wrong construction material (Cement, TMT Bars, WP Solutions, Sand and many more). In addition, the engineers very well knows the order in which he/she should carry out all the work, saving you a tonne of time that you’d otherwise spend in figuring it all out. It is a wise idea, to introduce your engineer to your home early on; to save any revisions later connect them to your contractor when the home is still getting built.

Now that you know what value Architect hold, So if you’re planning to design your home, consider these points and take a rational decision.

Pricing

How Much Does an Architect Charge ??

Getting your home designed by a professional is something we’re all considering because it’s in vogue and seems like the smart thing to do. However, we’re also plagued with skepticism about one thing — how much does an architect charge?  

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We did the homework for you to get you to alleviate any doubts you may have. Also, it helps you prepare your bargains with the designers. We’ve also covered what AR T Architects charges since we believe in transparency.

Scope of Work !!

While some Architects take up only the designing, some help you pick the interiors and decor as well. If you want a hassle-free experience, then check for a architect who can supervise the entire work from procurement of interiors and decor, carpentry work for the kitchen, Washrooms, drawing room, living area and bedroom for LED units and wardrobes etc. along with installation. For any civil work required, check the entire scope. False ceiling, flooring and painting are also considered as separate services. The pricing varies based on all these tasks and services.

How are Architect Charges Computed?

If you think that Architect usually take a lump sum amount for a design/plan, that’s not always the case. There are different ways a designer can compute the cost.

Per Sq.Ft.

Based on the area of the home, the architect charges around ₹25 per Sqft and this can go upto ₹75 as well, if you’re looking for design alone. However, inclusive of structure, electrical, plumbing, basic interiors i.e, modular kitchen, flooring and ceiling, this price can shoot upto ₹1,200 – 5,000 too. It is better to check with the designer on what it includes as the some of them only offers.

Percentage of Overall Cost

The architect calculates the overall price of the project inclusive of products and services. Based on the total cost, they will charge around 7.5%-11% as a design fee. This can shoot upto 20% based on the level of design and expertise involved.

A Lump Sum

This is purely based on the architect’s discretion on how much they want to charge for a project. It can be based on a percentage, commission, per sqft or a combination of two or more categories. In many cases, the architects call this a fee and there is no transparency on what basis this is charged.

Site Visit Charges

While the first 2 visits might be free* of cost, anything over and above it can cost on an average of ₹4,500 per visit in under 10 Km radius of office branch. if above â‚¹500/Km will be applicable. 

Iteration Charges

If you’re not satisfied with one design or require ample changes to be made multiple times, architects may charge a fee. Usually, they share 3-4 iterations without any fee. Anything more than will be chargeable. So check with your architect before you willy-nilly ask for different designs.

Design-only Cost

 If it’s only the design you want, the architect can charge around ₹20,000-50,000 for just architectural consultation and ideas. For a three-dimensional (3D) view, the cost can go upto ₹15,000-₹1 lakh. Some architects charge per room view as well, which can vary from ₹6000-10,000 per view. Hence, they consider the size of the home, along with the number of rooms.

Add on Charges!

But that’s not all! Architecture is a long process that involves multiple visits and iterations. But not everyone provides you with ample choices. Here are some rates you might have to encounter.

*Free, If deal will be done.

**Prices mentioned are indicative of market standards and can vary based on architect, location and scope of work. 

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