Frequently Asked Questions

As a design-led practice, we believe in clarity and precision from the very start.
Below are answers to the most common questions about our services, process, and approach.

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An architect working on a draft with a pencil and ruler
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man in orange and white striped polo shirt beside woman in black and white floral dress
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aerial photography of London skyline during daytime
Are you architects or engineers?

We offer a hybrid approach by integrating an in-house team of architects, interior designers, and furniture sourcing specialists, ensuring that our design advice is both technically robust and mindful of construction costs from the initial phase.

Where do you operate?

We primarily work on projects in London. However, we also support projects across the UK depending on the scope and complexity. To get started, we offer a complimentary chat to review your project and guide you on the next steps.

Who are we?

A design-led engineering and consultancy practice supporting residential and commercial projects. Our design-led approach prioritises clear thinking, technical coordination, and realistic delivery strategies - ensuring decisions are well-considered before commitments.

Fees and Costs

How much do you charge?

Our fees are project-specific and depend on the level of service you require. We value transparency: once we understand your scope, we typically work on fixed fees agreed upfront. There are no hidden costs or surprise extras.

Do you offer a free consultation?

We offer a short, complimentary initial discussion to understand your project and advise on the best next steps. Detailed technical advice, site visits, or specific engineering calculations are provided as part of a formal appointment.

Are you insured?

Yes, Blueprint carries full Professional Indemnity and Public Liability insurance appropriate for UK construction and design projects.

To give you the most accurate advice, please provide:

  1. A short description of what you are trying to achieve.

  2. Any existing drawings or sketches.

  3. Photos of the site or property.

  4. The current planning status (if applicable).

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person writing on white paper

Next Steps

How do I speak to an engineer?

You can email your project details to us and request a written proposal or chat with our online customer service.