Find helpful answers about our services, design process, project timelines, and what to expect when working with our team from the very beginning.
We work across a diverse range of residential, commercial, and interior projects, from private homes and apartments to workspaces and other considered environments. Our services cover new builds, renovations, spatial planning, and interior design, with each project approached according to its unique context and requirements.
Yes. ARCHIVIA offers architecture and interior design as individual services or as a complete design approach. By bringing both disciplines together, we can create a stronger connection between the structure, interiors, materials, and details, ensuring that every part of the space feels cohesive and intentional.
Absolutely. Existing buildings often have their own character and potential, and we work with these qualities rather than simply starting from scratch. Our team can develop thoughtful renovation, spatial planning, and interior solutions that improve how the space functions while preserving the elements that make it unique.
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Once we receive your inquiry, we’ll review the information you provide to understand your project, its scope, and your initial expectations. We’ll then get in touch to discuss your ideas, requirements, and possible next steps before moving into the design process.
It helps to have basic information about your project, such as its location, type of space, approximate size, and what you hope to achieve. You can also share references, inspiration, or any specific requirements you already have in mind.
Absolutely. You don’t need to have a fully developed concept before contacting us. We can work with your initial ideas and help explore the possibilities through site considerations, spatial planning, materials, and design concepts as the project develops.
Yes. We work with existing spaces and can develop renovation or remodeling solutions based on the building’s current conditions and your needs. Our approach considers both the character of the existing space and the improvements needed for its future use.