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Engineers. Often a very vital part of the design team. Very few schemes can be completed without the need for expert Structural Advice. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DETAILS
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Christopher Hunt MCIAT is not an Architect or a member of the RIBA but a Chartered Architectural Technologist - a professional building designer specialising in residential development from home extensions to new builds including conversions and refurbishments. He is a full member of CIAT which is a different and alternative qualifying body for professionals dealing with building design. If you specifically want an Architect click this link Home page About us Previous schemes gallery Client guides Client options after approval Construction News CIAT News Resources Home Building Contact Us Site Map |
It is very likely that the services of a Structural Engineer will need to be used to
provide beam sizes, reinforcement details etc. CHP will liaise directly with the Structural Engineer and the
client will pay his fees direct. The Structural Engineers details must again be read in conjunction with the
drawings and Specification Manual.|
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Residential development for household extensions, conversions and new dwellings. Measured surveys and roof inspection reports. Drawing plans on cad and specifications for planning permission, planning consent, planning approval, local authority approvals, building surveys and party wall act. Chartered Architectural Technologists belong to CIAT (the Chartered institute of Architectural Technologists). Key search phrases include - building designers, extend your home, extension guide, permitted development, planning advice, planning guide, planning gain. |
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