ARCHSPLACE
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— Service

licensing project

Everything professionals offer at the licensing project stage, with real prices. 2 professionals publish their prices here, from $70 to $100.

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Your project · step 1 of 4

Describe your projectFREE

Renovation
Park Slope, Brooklyn
78 m² apartment
Open kitchen, more light
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Your project · step 2 of 4

architects near you

STYLESPECIALTYREGION
Ana BeltrãoMATCHPark Slope · 4.9ScandinavianWarm
Marcus UeharaMATCHWilliamsburg · 4.8Open planMinimal
Lea FontesMATCHFort Greene · 5.0ClassicLight
Theo MarquesGowanus · 4.7IndustrialLoft

Your project · step 3 of 4

Marcus Uehara · Open House

Can the kitchen open onto the living room?
Yes. I would take that wall down and add a counter. Proposal coming today.
ProposalConcept · Design · Drawings
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Your project · step 4 of 4

Your project in progress

1 · ConceptAPPROVED
2 · DesignIN PROGRESS
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— Stage

What happens at this stage

The licensing project gathers the drawings and documents required for approval by the local authorities. The professional prepares the file to local regulation and follows the process through.

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— Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who submits the project to your local building department?

Usually the responsible professional prepares the documents and follows the process with your local building department, carrying the technical responsibility local rules require.

Which documents make up this stage?

The drawings and written documents your local regulation requires — rules vary by authority, and the professional prepares the set accordingly.

How long does approval take?

It depends on your local building department and the complexity — the professional can estimate from local practice, but the timeline belongs to the authority, not the project.