Design Completion – Construction Documentation That Brings Your Vision to Life
Finalise every detail before building begins.
Once your Construction Certificate is approved, we move into the Design Completion phase — also known as construction documentation. This is where we document every design decision so your builder can bring it to life with precision.
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T E S T I M O N I A L S
What is Design Completion?
This phase ensures every design detail is captured and resolved before construction begins. It’s where we transform your vision into an actionable, accurate set of instructions for your builder.
We document:
- All joinery (kitchen, laundry, bathroom)
- Internal and external construction details
- Finishes and material selections
- Sanitary and tapware selections
- Appliance specifications
Whether you’re in Bar Beach, Valentine, or Carrington, you’ll know that nothing has been left to chance. With a simple principle guiding this phase:
“If we don’t draw it, you can’t control how it’s built.”
How It Works
Design Review
We revisit the approved plans and confirm all selections and materials.
Detailed Drawings
Client Approvals
You review everything before final documentation is issued.
Builder Integration
We provide a complete set of documents ready for tender or construction.
Ongoing Clarifications
We remain available to answer builder questions during the build.
Benefits of Design Completion
- Clarity for Your Builder – Reduce site delays and confusion
- Refined Aesthetic – Finalise colours, fixtures, fittings, and layout
- Better Cost Control – Minimise unexpected decisions or upgrades during construction
- Tailored to Your Life – Design kitchens, bathrooms, and living spaces that fit
- No Surprises – Everything resolved before the first nail goes in
Gallery – Final Construction Documentation Examples
- Joinery elevations
- Kitchen & bathroom layouts
- Material selection boards
- Internal detailing and finishes
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between Design Completion and Construction Certificate?
Is this step required?
Yes — if you want your builder to construct your home without assumptions. It’s essential for high-quality results.
How long does it take?
Usually 4–8 weeks depending on the level of detail required and feedback time.
Can we change the design at this point?
Small refinements are fine, but major structural changes would need to be revisited in earlier stages.
