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KAPA

Eight stages, one point of contact, one accountable party.

Design, then build: three to six months to design, twelve to twenty-two to build, and twelve months of aftercare after the keys.

Stage by stage, what we do.

Indicative durations based on typical KAPA projects. Actual timelines depend on authority approvals and site conditions.

Design phase

3–6 months
  1. Initial consultation: the site, the brief, the budget and whether the plot supports what you want.

Build phase

  • Rebuild 18–22 months
  • Reconstruction 15–18 months
  • A&A 12–15 months

One point of contact, and what it covers.

Less to manage. More to come home to.

One team from the plot to the keys, answering for all of it.

A landed home is usually three companies and three contracts — a designer, a builder and a project manager, each answering for its own part. KAPA is one team from the plot to the keys, and answers for all of it.

  • One accountable team

    Engage designers and contractors separately and you become the bridge between creative intent, budget control and site execution. KAPA aligns lifestyle design, technical feasibility, cost discipline and construction delivery from the beginning.

  • Planned like a development

    We plan a house the way a scheme gets planned. Buildability and cost are tested before the drawings get pretty, so the design you fall for is one that can be built.

  • Designed around your largest asset

    Your plot is likely the largest thing you own. What it can become, and what that means for the family, is worked out before a line is drawn.

Tell us about your plot.

A first conversation is a feasibility view on what your site can take — not a sales call.

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