When it comes to purchasing a new home, the entire process can be a bit of a whirlwind. As one of the biggest investments you’ll ever make, it’s no wonder you’re looking for reassurance before signing on the dotted line. To help you make a more informed decision, we always recommend getting a comprehensive survey from RICS accredited surveyors. What is a Survey? If you’re a first time buyer or inexperienced in property, this might be the first time you’re hearing about getting a survey. Carried out by RICS accredited surveyors prior to completing on a new home, a […]
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Munday + Cramer’s team comprises experienced architectural surveyors. These experienced professionals carry out pre-planning work, condition surveys, 3D modelling work and much, much more. In the architectural world, surveying covers a broad range of disciplines; all of which are crucial in their own ways and for their own reasons. An architectural survey, in its simplest form, helps establish the measurements of a property. However, the remit of architectural surveyors extends far beyond simply this. Without the recommendations or guidance of a talented surveyor, most projects wouldn’t get off the ground. They are usually involved throughout a project in some capacity or another. From design through to construction, and then finally, management.
Moving home is daunting, especially if you don’t know where to start or how to prepare financially. There are lots of costs to consider, with one of the most important being your survey fees. Feeling a little overwhelmed by all the jargon? To help you plan a route forward, our team have broken down the surveying process alongside a list of the main bills you need to plan ahead for. What is a survey and do I need one? The surveying process is one of the most important steps in buying a new home. Surveys are essentially a health check […]
Looking for a local RICS surveyor? Based in Essex, Munday + Cramer are trained professionals across a range of areas. What’s more, we also have 40 years of experience in the construction industry, serving both B2B and B2C markets. Through the years, we have highlighted some major issues for our clients that have stopped them from making poor investments. Equally, we have also provided many individuals with the advice needed to correct minor problems. No matter the age of the property, it’s vital you don’t skip this part of the process. Our team can help with: Home and property surveying […]
There haven’t exactly been many winners over the past year or so. The pandemic has thwarted plans at every turn – across every industry and not just architecture. Our attention has been turned towards the work undertaken by keyworkers, and unquestionably rightly so. The architecture industry has also played an important role, however. The adaptation of healthcare buildings has drastically minimised levels of contact. Similarly, the reshuffling of hospitality settings has meant that they might continue to operate, albeit at reduced capacity in many cases. Such concerted efforts, however, have meant that architects on the entry-level of the field have […]
The built environment is shaped by its regulatory frameworks and assessments; rules, guidance and standards that, in being met, ensure that buildings around the world are designed and constructed in the most efficient and sustainable way possible, not just from an environmental perspective, but from a socio-political standpoint as well. There’s one assessment method more than any other, however, that’s helped divert the previously often muddied waters of the built environment towards a greener, cleaner future – and that’s BREEAM. The team here at Munday + Cramer, a leading Essex-based architectural design and building surveying firm, wanted to explore this […]
Superlatives are bandied about nowadays with careless abandon, their impact and value somewhat lessened by their overly-frequent usage. When it comes to modern architectural styles, however, you’ll find that superlatives are still very much appropriate. Contemporary architectural design (from the turn of the 20th century to present day) includes some of the most innovative, most provocative and most daring structures ever to have been conceived. Some of the styles we’ll cover in this post built on the rules laid down by their forebears. Others, however, ripped up the rule book entirely. All of them, however, left their own distinct mark […]