Design Without Compromise

At Carnegie Architecture, we offer complete architectural delivery,  from first conversation to final handover. As part of the Carnegie Group®, we work seamlessly across disciplines to provide well-resolved, buildable solutions for complex commercial, industrial, and residential projects.

Every detail is considered. Every phase is connected. When you work with us, planning, design, and site coordination are fully aligned, so decisions are informed, progress is clear, and your project moves forward with confidence.

What We Deliver

  • Initial consultation and project guidance
  • Brief development, feasibility studies, and concept design
  • Pre-applications and full planning submissions
  • 3D visualisation and CGI imagery
  • Technical design and detailing
  • Building Regulations compliance and submission
  • Site inspections and contract administration
  • Principal Designer (CDM) responsibilities
  • Specification and materials coordination
  • Contractor tendering and selection
  • Interior finishes and fitting schedules
  • Listed Building and heritage applications
  • As-built drawing packages

Our Process

Design & Concept

Every project begins with precision: a clear brief, a defined context, and a purpose-built response. We develop intelligent 2D and 3D design proposals that balance ambition with viability, ensuring compliance without compromising intent.

Planning

We manage the planning process from end to end, coordinating statements, consultants, and submissions. Our role is to ensure your design is understood, supported, and approved – and to resolve any conditions that follow.

Technical Delivery

From planning approval to technical design, we produce detailed drawings and specifications ready for construction. We collaborate with engineers, surveyors, and consultants to integrate site data, meet building control requirements, and anticipate on-site challenges.

Every detail is tested. Every drawing is build-ready.

Purposeful Architecture

We believe in clarity, not clutter. In decisions backed by expertise. In architecture that’s built to perform, not just to impress.