Individuals

Thinking of buying a plot?

Before you commit, BIM Leaders carries out a preliminary study of what your plot could support, and helps you picture the building you could put on it.

This service is for private clients who want to build their own house or their own apartment building. It is aimed in particular at plots suited to three, four or five storeys — and other configurations, subject to the planning rules that apply.

G+2G+3G+4and other configurations, subject to the applicable regulations
The process

From plot to decision, in seven steps

A short preliminary study, designed to give you enough to decide on — not a report you will never find time to read.

1

Plot analysis

Preliminary study of the area, shape and known characteristics of the plot.

2

Development potential

Preliminary assessment of what could be envisaged on the plot, subject to the planning rules that apply.

3

Preliminary design

A first proposal for how the project could be laid out.

4

Configuration study

Review of the options — ground plus two, three or four storeys, or other configurations permitted by the applicable regulations.

5

Floor area estimate

A first estimate of floor areas and of how the building would be organised.

6

Budget estimate

Preliminary assessment of the budget the project would require.

7

Decision support

You are left with a first, concrete view of the project before committing to the purchase or the investment.

This service is a preliminary study intended to support your decision. It does not replace the regulatory, architectural, technical and administrative studies required for the final project.
And then?

Your journey, end to end

If the plot stacks up, we can carry straight on: BIM Leaders stays your single point of contact through to handover.

  1. Plot
  2. Analysis
  3. Preliminary design
  4. Development potential
  5. Budget
  6. Decision
  7. Construction

Before you buy the plot, find out what it can carry.

Send us the location and the area of the plot you have in mind. We'll tell you what could realistically be built on it.