FRCDESIGN &
CONSTRUCTION
Services · From site to coordinated information

Design support
with a clear purpose.

Services are shaped around the project, the information available and the decisions required next—always subject to site constraints, planning controls and the agreed scope.

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Custom Home Design

A site-responsive home developed around your brief, priorities and the constraints that shape the land.

Who it suits

Clients planning a new residence and seeking an architectural response rather than a standard plan.

What you receive

  • Brief and site review
  • Concept options
  • Design development
  • Documentation matched to the agreed scope

What happens next

Begin with a consultation and the information already available for the property.

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Single-Storey Homes

Considered single-level planning that focuses on flow, light, accessibility and connection to outdoor space.

Who it suits

Families, downsizers and clients who want everyday living resolved on one level.

What you receive

  • Site and planning review
  • Room and circulation planning
  • Concept design
  • Documentation matched to the approval pathway

What happens next

Share the site, accommodation needs and the qualities you want the home to support.

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Double-Storey Homes

Two-level homes designed to organise privacy, outlook, living and site occupation with clarity.

Who it suits

Sites or briefs where a second level may support the required programme, subject to planning controls.

What you receive

  • Massing and floor-planning studies
  • Site and planning review
  • Concept visualisation
  • Coordinated documentation

What happens next

FRC can test the brief against the site dimensions and available mapped controls.

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Duplex Design

Paired-home design that considers site efficiency, address, privacy and a coherent architectural identity.

Who it suits

Owner-builders, families and development clients exploring dual occupancy, subject to site constraints and planning controls.

What you receive

  • Preliminary site review
  • Two-home planning studies
  • Concept design
  • Approval and consultant coordination where required

What happens next

Start with the property address, title information and the intended relationship between the two homes.

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Granny Flats

Compact secondary-dwelling design focused on useful space, privacy and a considered relationship to the main home.

Who it suits

Households considering multigenerational living, guest accommodation or a secondary dwelling where permissible.

What you receive

  • Site fit review
  • Compact accommodation planning
  • Concept design
  • Approval documentation matched to the selected pathway

What happens next

Provide the site plan or survey if available so access, private open space and services can be reviewed.

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Extensions & Alterations

Existing homes reworked with a clear distinction between what should be retained, improved, removed or added.

Who it suits

Clients who value their current location but need the home to work differently.

What you receive

  • Existing-condition review
  • Alteration and addition options
  • Material and spatial development
  • Documentation coordinated with relevant consultants

What happens next

Share existing plans, photos and the problems the current home needs to solve.

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Townhouses & Multi-Dwelling

Residential development studies that balance yield, amenity, access, landscape and neighbourhood context.

Who it suits

Property owners and development clients testing multi-dwelling opportunities subject to site and planning controls.

What you receive

  • Site and control review
  • Preliminary planning and yield studies
  • Concept development
  • Consultant coordination where required

What happens next

Begin with verified property information and a discussion about the intended development model.

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Commercial Design

Workplace, hospitality, community and customer-facing environments planned around operational needs and experience.

Who it suits

Businesses and organisations requiring a considered spatial response to an existing or proposed premises.

What you receive

  • Operational brief
  • Spatial and circulation planning
  • Concept design
  • Documentation matched to the agreed project scope

What happens next

Outline the premises, intended use, stakeholder needs and any known approval requirements.

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3D Rendering & Visualisation

Architectural visualisation used to understand massing, materials, atmosphere and design decisions before construction.

Who it suits

Clients, project teams and approval processes that benefit from clear visual communication.

What you receive

  • Model views
  • Material direction
  • Exterior or interior studies
  • Presentation imagery matched to the agreed purpose

What happens next

Provide current drawings or discuss the modelling information that needs to be established first.

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Planning & Approval Support

A structured review of available controls and the documentation needed to support an appropriate approval pathway.

Who it suits

Clients who need guidance through early feasibility, council or certifier coordination and consultant inputs.

What you receive

  • Available-control review
  • Information-gap register
  • Approval documentation
  • Coordination with relevant consultants where required

What happens next

Start with the property address, available title or survey information and the intended project scope.

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Not sure which service fits?

Start with the site and the decision you are trying to make. FRC can help define an appropriate first scope.

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