iParks Property Group offers a complete design and development service from start to finish. Reflecting our view that relationships are everything, we work with our clients to establish their needs and deliver a comprehensive solution.
Our design and construction process follows the full property life cycle which allows for a high level of flexibility and shorter response times:
Stage 1 – Leasing Proposal
Documentation prepared by iParks with the client to set out the essential lease terms, building criteria and draft building layout.
Stage 2 – Agreement to Lease
Formal documentation prepared by Lessor’s Solicitor and executed by all parties. This document sets out respective obligations during construction of the premises. The Lease document is typically appended to the Agreement to Lease.
Stage 3 – Development Approval
Lessor’s architect prepares a site plan and building elevations for presentation to the Local Authority to gain Development Approval (DA). The client then reviews and signs off on all building drawings before the Lessor submits drawings to relevant statutory authorities. Simultaneously, Lessor and Lessee continue to work on final building design and layout.
Stage 4 – Working Drawings
On receipt of Development Approval, Lessor’s architect and engineer prepare working drawings for construction.
Stage 5 – Building Licence
Client to review and sign off on all building drawings before Lessor submits drawings to relevant statutory authorities. Where applicable client to review and sign off on all fit-out drawings before Lessor submits drawings to relevant statutory authorities. All working drawings submitted to Local Authorities, Water Corporation and Fire & Emergency Services Authority for Building Licence approval.
Stage 6 – Construction of New Premises
With approvals accepted, on receipt of Building Licence construction commences on site. In-house construction capabilities mean that iParks can make changes to properties as and when clients need them. The level of flexibility is high and response times are short.
Stage 7 – Lease Documentation
Lease documents executed by Lessor and Lessee.
Stage 8 – Occupation
Lessee takes occupation of new premises from the date of practical completion.
Stage 9 – Property Management and Maintenance
As property management and maintenance are addressed