Services
Architecture
From the first idea to a build-ready project - in clear phases following the SIA model.
What
We plan your building project in a structured way along the five phases of the SIA service model: from strategic clarification through preliminary studies and project design to tendering and realization. Every step stays transparent, calculable and aligned with your goal.
For whom
For clients who want their project set up cleanly from the outset and led from a single source across every phase.
What you receive
- Feasibility & goal clarification
- Preliminary project & cost frame
- Building permit & shop drawings
- Tendering, awarding & site management
The five SIA phases
- 01
Strategic planning
We clarify goals, needs and constraints and test feasibility and the fit of site and spatial programme - before the first line is drawn.
- 02
Preliminary studies
First massing and concept options, a rough cost and schedule estimate and a check against the building and zoning requirements.
- 03
Project design
We develop the permit-ready design with binding material, construction and system decisions and prepare the building application.
- 04
Tendering
We prepare the tender documents, obtain contractor offers, compare them objectively and support the awarding of the works.
- 05
Realization
We coordinate construction on site, safeguard quality, schedule and cost, and lead the project through to handover.
What
We take on smaller site management for renovation projects. For larger enquiries, please feel free to contact Finn Luty at Häne und Partner - he will be glad to advise you professionally.
For whom
For owners looking for reliable on-site support for a manageable renovation.
What you receive
- Site management for smaller renovations
- Coordination of the trades
- Control of schedule, costs and quality
Larger projects
Finn Luty · Häne und Partner
For more extensive building projects we are glad to refer you to Finn Luty. He handles larger site management and advises you professionally.
What
Consulting for when you want to sell, buy, renovate or demolish a property.
For whom
For owners who need a sound assessment before deciding whether to sell, renovate or demolish.
What you receive
- Assessment of selling, buying, renovating or demolishing
- Rough potential and feasibility check
- Written recommendation on request
What
We purchase properties to plan and build projects and sell them again. We are committed to creating homes for the community.
For whom
For anyone wishing to sell a property with or without an existing building.
What you receive
- Purchase offer
Frequently asked
Questions on selling, buying, renovating and demolishing
What owners ask us most often before making a decision.
Before selling, a sober assessment of the building potential pays off: what the zoning and building regulations allow, what unused capacity exists and how that affects value. Owners who know and can document the potential negotiate from a stronger position - often a short feasibility study alone justifies the effort.
The decisive factors are the condition of the building fabric, the energy starting point, the floor plan and the legal framework. If the structure is sound and the layout remains viable, a renovation is usually more economical and more ecological. If, however, deep interventions are needed or the existing building blocks the potential, a replacement new build can make more sense in the long run. We compare both routes side by side, with rough costs and opportunities.
On request we summarise our advice in a short, clear written recommendation - with the key findings, the options and the next steps. That gives you a solid basis for your decision, for talks with the bank or for a later sale.
Yes. A demolition requires a permit, and depending on the building and municipality, questions of townscape or heritage protection, water and neighbour law and disposal come into play. We clarify early whether protection interests exist and which procedures are needed, so you are not caught out halfway through.
Especially then. Consulting creates clarity before you commit time and money: you learn what is possible at your site, what scale is realistic and what matters most. Many deliberately use this conversation as a decision aid - non-binding and open-ended.
