Feasibility & concept
Brief, survey information, early layout options and a clear view of the main constraints.
Useful before committing to a consent route.Architectural fees in Edinburgh
Understand the service before you commit to the fee.
Choose your project, construction budget and stage to create an initial architectural fee range. The assumptions are shown, so you can see what moves the number.
Important: this is an initial budgeting guide, not a quotation or estimate of build cost.
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Interactive fee guide
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What each stage means
Pay for the decisions you need next.
Your project can be scoped in stages. This makes deliverables clearer and avoids pretending every homeowner needs the same service.
Planning / listed consent
Developed design and the drawings and documents appropriate to the planning application.
Only where your proposal requires it.Building warrant
Technical development and coordination for the building-warrant submission.
May involve structural and specialist input.Construction support
Further information for pricing and agreed support during contractor selection or the build.
Scope is tailored to your project.Turn the range into a scope
A fee only makes sense when you know what it buys.
Send the calculator result with a few project details to clarify the likely scope and your next step without obligation.
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Pricing questions
Know what the number is—and is not.
Fees reflect the project type, anticipated construction budget, property constraints and the level of service required. The calculator gives an initial range only; a written scope and fee proposal follows a project conversation.
No. The result is an indicative architectural service fee. It excludes construction, VAT where applicable, statutory application fees, structural engineering, specialist surveys and other consultants unless a written proposal says otherwise.
No. It is a budgeting guide based on the information entered and broad percentage bands. The property, brief and scope must be reviewed before a fixed or staged fee can be offered.