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Licensed Architectural Services in Ontario
RALLY Architects
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RALLY Architects
Licensed Architectural Services in Ontario with extensive experience in the construction field to service you with architectural design and building permits for different types of projects: multi use residential, commercial, offices, industrial (gas stations), and renovation/alteration.
We can help you to apply to different applications:
- Building Permit
- Site Plan Control
- Zoning Certificate
- Unit Fit-up Permit(medical office, restaurant, fitness club, hair salon),and as-built drawings.
Our services extend to taking on the challenges to proceed re-zoning & official plan amendment to change of use of the property, and variance / committee of adjustment.
Approach
RALLY Architects are dedicated to achieving green, economical, efficient, ideal architectural design & services with the best client benefits & satisfaction. We focus on our client program & site feasibility study and review both zoning by-law & building code at early stages of the project to avoid changes in concept design to make any project practical and site plan / building permit process faster. We think about possible future extensions as part of the design stage for any project.
Our target is our client’s satisfaction with efficient and practical design.
Additional Information
Ontario Association of Architects (OAA)Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC)
Contact Information
Phone: 416 494 9764
Email:
rafid-arch@hotmail.com
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