Questions,
answered.
From house design and approvals to construction and customization, here are answers to the questions we hear most often.
The approval process involves preparing and submitting the required drawings and documentation to DHA Lahore. The exact requirements and timelines can depend on the project and applicable authority requirements.
Submission drawings generally include architectural drawings such as the basement, ground and first floors, along with the front elevation, MEP drawings, structural drawings and the required soil test report.
Owner documentation may include an ID card copy, allotment letter and site plan. Once the submission has been scrutinized and approved, construction can proceed in accordance with the approved drawings and applicable site requirements.
Because approval requirements can change, we recommend confirming the current requirements and timeline with Tameer before starting the submission process.
In many projects, yes. Submission drawings are prepared for review and approval by the relevant building-control authority, but additional drawings may be required to properly execute the work on site.
Depending on the project, these can include working and detail drawings, structural drawings, MEP drawings, interior-design drawings and landscaping drawings.
The exact drawing package depends on the design, construction scope and requirements of the project.
Construction costs depend on the size of the project, specifications, finishes, materials, design and other project requirements.
Rates also change over time, so rather than relying on an old published rate, we recommend contacting Tameer for a current project-specific quotation.
Questions,
answered.
From house design and approvals to construction and customization, here are answers to the questions we hear most often.
The approval process involves preparing and submitting the required drawings and documentation to DHA Lahore. The exact requirements and timelines can depend on the project and applicable authority requirements.
Submission drawings generally include architectural drawings such as the basement, ground and first floors, along with the front elevation, MEP drawings, structural drawings and the required soil test report.
Owner documentation may include an ID card copy, allotment letter and site plan. Once the submission has been scrutinized and approved, construction can proceed in accordance with the approved drawings and applicable site requirements.
Because approval requirements can change, we recommend confirming the current requirements and timeline with Tameer before starting the submission process.
In many projects, yes. Submission drawings are prepared for review and approval by the relevant building-control authority, but additional drawings may be required to properly execute the work on site.
Depending on the project, these can include working and detail drawings, structural drawings, MEP drawings, interior-design drawings and landscaping drawings.
The exact drawing package depends on the design, construction scope and requirements of the project.
Construction costs depend on the size of the project, specifications, finishes, materials, design and other project requirements.
Rates also change over time, so rather than relying on an old published rate, we recommend contacting Tameer for a current project-specific quotation.