Clear answers
before you commit.

Fees depend on the scope, deliverables and level of support selected. A detailed quotation is prepared after the project has been assessed.

The works budget is separate from the studio’s fees. It depends on floor area, the condition of the property, technical requirements and the level of finish. An indicative amount is discussed during the first conversation so the project can be framed realistically.

The programme varies according to the scope, required approvals and contractor involvement. It is established once the project is sufficiently defined and revised if technical constraints or changes make this necessary.

The budget is discussed from the outset, then reviewed against design choices and contractor quotations at key decision points. Any change to the scope is identified before it is approved.

KAMILI coordinates contractors and specialist trades within the agreed scope of work. The people involved, their responsibilities and the planned points of contact are defined before work begins.

Yes, when this is included in the agreed service. KAMILI carries out site visits, reviews progress against the design and supports the project through completion. The frequency of visits and precise level of involvement are defined in the contract.

KAMILI favours accompanying a project through to completion in order to preserve its coherence. Any division into phases is assessed according to the project and defined in the proposal.

Yes. Existing plans, photographs and other documents provide a useful starting point. Dimensions, the condition of the property and technical feasibility are checked before any decision that commits the project to building work.

Based in Valais, KAMILI works throughout French-speaking Switzerland and can support projects anywhere in Switzerland. Feasibility is assessed according to location, travel requirements and the agreed scope of work.

The proposal is presented and discussed with the client. Feedback and approval stages are defined in the scope of work; any request beyond that scope is identified before further work is undertaken.

This introductory, no-obligation conversation lasts up to one hour and usually takes place by video call. We discuss the property, how it is used, the constraints, budget and programme. An in-person visit may be arranged depending on the project.

As soon as you can present the intended project, the property concerned and an initial order of magnitude for the budget. Starting early allows more time to define the scope before irreversible decisions are made.