Confirm the existing and intended use
We establish what the space is used for and what approvals or records already exist.
Conversions and changes of use
Turning non-habitable space into bedrooms, living areas or a separate dwelling can raise planning, fire safety, ceiling height, light, ventilation, waterproofing, energy and structural issues. QRBS helps bring those requirements into one pathway.
How the pathway may work
We establish what the space is used for and what approvals or records already exist.
Use, density, setbacks, overlays and wastewater or plumbing constraints may need review.
The pathway can involve structure, fire separation, ceiling height, health and amenity evidence.
Plans, consultant input, certification and rectification are sequenced for a more manageable process.
Calling a space a bedroom, studio or granny flat does not determine its lawful building classification or approval pathway.
Common questions
There may be a pathway, but the existing construction and planning position must be assessed. Rectification is common where habitable-building requirements were not considered.
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