The hard part of a public housing renovation is not the design — it is the rules: what needs approval, what is never allowed, and when work may take place. We know these rules and explain them before you commit.
Public housing flats have fixed rules on structural walls, kitchen and bathroom positions, and utility alterations, some of which require prior approval from the Housing Authority or the management office. Work carried out without approval can be ordered to be reinstated.
We screen the design against the rules at drawing stage rather than discovering a problem on site. The quotation marks which items need an application, and we help prepare the paperwork.
HOS flats allow more freedom but still require submissions; we explain the difference by flat type.
For some works, yes. Changes to structure, utilities and kitchen or bathroom positions normally require approval from the Housing Authority or management office, and we list which items need it before quoting.
Generally yes, as units are smaller and alterations are more restricted. Cost is still calculated on area, trades and materials.
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