1. Plot and feasibility
Confirm what can realistically be built before design work becomes detailed. Review planning, topography, access, orientation, services and the relationship between the house, terraces, pool and external levels.
2. Concept and design development
Translate the brief into a coordinated architectural concept. The strongest early decisions solve circulation, daylight, privacy, views, external living and construction logic together.
3. Technical project and approvals
The design is developed into the technical documentation required for approval and construction. Current municipal procedures should be checked through Teulada’s official planning channels.
4. Scope, price and programme
Before site work, align drawings, specification, inclusions, exclusions, programme and payment milestones. This is where an attractive design becomes a controllable construction project.
5. Site construction
The project then moves through ground works, structure, envelope, installations, finishes, pool and external works. Decision tracking and site coordination are essential because changes become more expensive once dependent work has started.
6. Completion and handover
Close the project with inspections, snagging, required completion documentation, system information and a clear aftercare process.
First Estate Construction describes its service as managing the construction journey from planning and permits through structural works and final finishes. You can review the main company website or send a project enquiry here.