Design collaboration
Haddon helps define the project brief, then connects and coordinates the architects, designers, engineers and other consultants appropriate to the property.
Hamilton residential development
A good submission connects design intent, code requirements and construction reality before it reaches the permit counter.

What Haddon provides
Design collaboration, consultant coordination and building-permit management for Hamilton ADU, multiplex and infill projects.
Haddon’s small team keeps planning, design decisions and construction reality connected from the outset.
Haddon helps define the project brief, then connects and coordinates the architects, designers, engineers and other consultants appropriate to the property.
Drawings, consultant inputs, permit submissions and requested revisions are kept aligned so the approval package remains coherent.
Municipal comments and applicable building-code requirements are tracked with the delivery plan in view, from the first submission through permit issuance.
Questions, answered
No. Haddon can begin with the property and the project idea, then help define which designers and consultants the work requires.
Yes. Existing drawings can be reviewed as part of the project, with any coordination gaps or required revisions identified before construction.
Haddon coordinates the qualified architects, designers, engineers and other consultants appropriate to the project rather than representing every discipline as an in-house service.
Haddon coordinates the response with the relevant consultants and keeps the requested changes connected to scope, cost and construction planning.
Talk to Haddon
Send the property and the question. We’ll tell you what we actually think, including when the honest answer is no.