Feasibility Studies

Find out before you commit

A study that tests the capacity of a site and how realistic your objectives are, before a full design is commissioned.

Depending on the project, we may need to complete a feasibility study before design work begins. The study tests the capacity of the site, and how realistic the objectives are.

It is the cheapest point at which to discover that a scheme does not work — or that it works better in a form nobody had considered.

For sites in sensitive locations, or where the planning position is questionable, we often pair the study with a pre-application consultation so the answer carries the authority's view as well as ours.

Where a study came first

Feasibility Studies — Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from the free consultation?

The free consultation is a conversation. A feasibility study is chargeable work that produces drawings and a written position you can rely on, and take to a lender, a funder or a seller.

Commission a feasibility study

Tell us about the site and what you are hoping to achieve on it.

What's included with Feasibility Studies

Site appraisal and constraints review

Capacity testing against your objectives

Planning policy position for the site

Indicative costs and next steps

Recommendation on the planning route

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