If you have been doing online searches, talking to friends and relatives or reading design or construction blogs but seem to have more questions than answers, an Architectural Consultation from a licensed, experienced professional might just be the best way forward to find what you need to make real progress and not waste any more time. An Architectural Consultation with One One Ten is an accessible and highly personalized dialogue tailored to provide early guidance to you on your project.
Need a little guidance, support, or advice on your project? Look no further.
One One Ten offer's an architectural consultation with our founding principal architect,
Spencer Court. With over 15 years of project planning, design and related experience in creating modern architectural solutions at various scales, Spencer has the broad and specific expertise, knowledge, and technical know-how to understand your intentions, feasibility and ideal project delivery process. He is a problem-solver who can spot obstacles and roadblocks before they arise and a strategic thinker effectively seeing the big picture without overlooking important details. His keen talent also lies in his patient manner and in explaining complex and sometimes confusing issues in an uncomplicated, logical and genuine way. Most importantly, he is deliberate and carries a resounding passion for making architecture and a substantial asset in making a difference or empowering clients to create dream projects at both residential and larger building scales.
Who are our consultations best suited for?
One-on-one Architectural Consultations are for curious and ambitious people seeking a personalized focussed touchpoint with a legitimate design professional to find insights and guidance for their modern house or building project.
Each consultation is different but common themes arise, including: identifying what to do first (or next) for your project, understanding your ambitions and basic needs, defining your priorities, developing confidence and motivation, discovering hidden opportunities and identifying alternative paths to achieving your goals.
During the consult, Spencer will work together with you to answer questions, identify and address the specific roadblock issues you may have and co-create a path to take action toward your project goals. The consultation includes a follow-up accountability 'check-in' to help identify and overcome any final obstacles and recommend solutions.
How does this Architectural Consultation work?
1. Sign up for an Architectural Consultation by contacting
Spencer directly.
2. We will send you a short form by email to fill out and return giving us an idea of what you need to discuss and focus on.
3. We will then review the information you send us, and Spencer will reach out to schedule or start your consultation.
Email Information Session*
For questions and topics that can best be addressed by email with personalized answers and advice from our Principal Architect.
*Fee is $85 per week, plus GST. Email responses are limited to 4 maximum per week.
Live 45 Minute Session*
For in-depth, focussed discussions about planning, design and construction issues best discussed in person via live conversation.
*Fee is $125 per session, plus GST. Includes a live consultation by phone or in-person at our Lethbridge office.
If you feel this special service can help you, please contact
Spencer directly to schedule and pre-pay for your preferred session experience. Please also review our
Terms & Conditions.
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Think you can't afford an architect? You can.
For many people, full architectural design services are not in the cards. In these cases, to provide greater access and help more people improve building outcomes, we began offering individual and packaged design services in addition to full services so that you can work with a design professional when it matters most: in the earliest stage of your project when ideas are formed and advanced on paper with zero construction cost implications to making repeat changes.
