- Renovations & Additions
- New Homes & Apartments
- Interior & Joinery Design
- Interior Curation & Furniture Sourcing
- Real Estate Marketing Plans
- Code & Planning Review
- Drafting & Documentation
- Design Development
- Construction Certificate
- Vectorworks Training
Existing Conditions Drafting
Accurately Document Your Property
iNDS provides drafting services to accurately capture your existing property in a clean floor plan presentation style
This process allows you to:
- Obtain clear, professional floor plans
- Explore design ideas early
- Build a foundation for future design development
- Useful for interior furniture layout and real estate plans
These drawings can be reused and developed further if you proceed into concept design or DA stages.
Interior Curation & Furniture Sourcing
Interior curation and styling services for clients seeking thoughtfully composed interiors, whether as part of a wider renovation project or as a standalone service not requiring Development Approval.
Services include furniture selection, interior styling, material and finish guidance, and the sourcing of distinctive furniture and lifestyle pieces to create spaces that feel refined, personal, and enduring.
A specialised aspect of this service is the sourcing of unique pieces through both premium retail suppliers and carefully selected second-hand and auction channels. This approach can provide access to exceptional furniture at substantial value compared with equivalent new pieces, while introducing greater individuality, character, and design depth to an interior.
iNDS can manage the selection and acquisition process on the client’s behalf, including furniture coordination, styling direction & site-delivery.
Services include:
- Interior furniture selection and specification
- Styling and spatial curation
- Material and finish selections
- Sourcing of vintage, second-hand, designer or luxury furnishings
- Furniture procurement and coordination
- Interior refreshes and non-structural design advice
Often the most compelling interiors are created through considered curation as much as architecture.
Design Concept
From Ideas to Structured Design
Concept designs are developed from sketches and initial ideas into clear, CAD-based drawings suitable for presentation and planning review.
This stage includes:
- Floor plan development
- Spatial optimisation
- Alignment with council requirements
At completion, the design is suitable for progression into Development Application stages with the support of relevant consultants.
Development Application (DA) Preparation
iNDS develops design documentation suitable for submission to council for Development Approval.
Why Pursue a DA?
Obtaining a DA can:
- Establish what is permissible on your site
- Provide a valuable head start for future development
- Increase property value for resale or investment
In many cases, this can save 12 months in the approval process for future buyers or developers.
DA & CDC Submission Scope
- Confirmation of client brief
- Site analysis and constraints review
- Council code compliance assessment
- Concept design development
- Shadow diagrams
- Preparation of plans, sections & elevations
- Client presentations and revisions
- Concept sign-off documentation
Construction Certificate (CC) Documentation
Following Development Application (DA) or Complying Development Certificate (CDC) approval, Intelligent Design Studios (iNDS) can provide documentation required for the Construction Certificate (CC) stage.
The CC stage involves the preparation of detailed drawings and specifications suitable for construction and submission to a certifying authority.
Scope of CC Services
- Detailed construction drawings
- Plans, elevations, and sections suitable for building works
- Coordination with relevant consultants (as required)
- Documentation aligned with approved DA/CDC conditions
- Preparation of information required for certifier review
Purpose of a Construction Certificate
A Construction Certificate is required prior to the commencement of building works. It confirms that the proposed construction:
- Is consistent with the approved DA or CDC
- Complies with applicable building codes and regulations
- Meets the requirements of the relevant certifying authority
Outcome
Upon completion, the documentation is suitable for submission to a registered certifier for approval and for use by builders during construction.
This stage translates the approved design into a buildable, compliant set of documents.