Architectural drawings & permit-ready designs
Accurate 2D plans for approval and 3D designs so you can see the result before construction starts.
Every structural renovation in Malaysia starts on paper. Councils need proper plans before they approve an extension, a new car porch or changes to walls and roofs. We work with a qualified architect and registered submitting persons to prepare drawings that match local by-laws, then build what’s on the drawings through our extension team.
What we prepare
- Measured drawings of your existing house
- Proposed floor plans, elevations and sections
- Structural drawings and calculations where needed
- 3D renders of interiors and façades
- Submission sets for your local council
Why 3D drawings help
A 3D render shows how your new kitchen, wardrobe or façade will actually look, with your chosen materials and colours. It’s much easier to change a design on screen than after the cabinets are built.
Permit applications
Approval requirements differ between councils and property types. Our renovation permit guide explains the basics. We tell you early which approvals your project needs and how long they typically take, so you can plan your budget and timeline.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an architect for a renovation?
For structural work such as extensions, plans must be prepared and submitted by a qualified professional. For interior-only work like cabinets and paint, a 3D design is helpful but not required.
How long does council approval take?
It varies by council and project size. Simple renovations can be approved in a few weeks, while extensions can take longer. We give you a realistic estimate after reviewing your project.
Can I use your drawings with another contractor?
Yes. Drawings can be bought as a standalone service, though most clients choose to build with us because we already know the design.
What’s included
- Site measurement
- 2D floor plans and elevations
- 3D design renders
- Structural input where required
- Council submission support
- Revisions until you’re happy
Related guides
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