I get LOADS of questions … some on the blog, some via email, some on social media and lots and lots inside my online courses.  

I find inside my online programs that with everyone in a community, asking questions (and getting my answers), it’s incredibly useful in everyone learning far more collectively than they would 1:1. It’s amazing. 

And I also regularly run a survey to understand more about you, as a member of the UA Community. If you’ve ever opted in for one of my free PDF guides, you may have seen me ask you “What is your single biggest challenge when it comes to building or renovating your home”.  

I ask people to be as specific as possible – and get some fantastic questions or challenges described … which then help me help you more with what I do in Undercover Architect. 

You may have these questions as well. Or perhaps these are questions you haven’t got to yet, or haven’t even thought of yet … or may have never thought of.  

So, I’ve got 3 questions to share with you – and some detailed responses to help you if you’ve been wanting answers to these questions too. 

Question / Challenge 1: 

A member of the UA Community is torn between going via project home route or have their new home architecturally designed.  They’d prefer not to have a project home but there’s uncertainty on what their budget can buy them if going through the architect route. And so this is holding them back from making a choice. 

Question / Challenge 2: 

Another member of the UA Community asked: What’s the difference between building approval and CDC / DA approval or are they the same thing? 

Question / Challenge 3: 

A member of “How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Home” asked this: After we have an idea of our design (in app form). Who do we need to consult with next and in what order - the structural engineer, the geotechnical engineer, surveyor or the draftsperson? Obviously, we don't want to go back and forth any more than necessary! And be spending money on fees. 

Listen to the podcast now for my answers to these questions, and help for you to take action on your project. And head to www.undercoverarchitect.com/waitlist to learn when the doors will be opening to “How to Get it Right in Your Reno or New Home”. 

FOR RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST CLICK HERE

I get LOADS of questions &hellip; some on the blog, some via email, some on social media and lots and lots inside my online courses.&nbsp;&nbsp;
I find inside my online programs that with everyone in a community, asking questions (and getting my answers), it&rsquo;s&nbsp;incredibly useful in everyone learning far more collectively than they would 1:1. It&rsquo;s amazing.&nbsp;
And&nbsp;I also regularly run a survey to understand more about you, as a member of the UA Community. If you&rsquo;ve ever&nbsp;opted in for one of my free PDF&nbsp;guides, you may have seen me ask you &ldquo;What is your single biggest challenge when it comes to building or renovating your home&rdquo;.&nbsp;&nbsp;
I ask people to be as specific as possible &ndash; and get some fantastic questions or challenges described &hellip; which then help me help you more with what I do in Undercover Architect.&nbsp;
You&nbsp;may have these questions as well.&nbsp;Or perhaps these are questions you haven&rsquo;t got to yet, or haven&rsquo;t even thought of yet &hellip;&nbsp;or may have never thought of.&nbsp;&nbsp;
So, I&rsquo;ve got 3 questions to share with you &ndash; and some detailed responses to help you if you&rsquo;ve&nbsp;been wanting&nbsp;answers to these questions too.&nbsp;
Question / Challenge 1:&nbsp;
A member of the UA Community is torn between going via project home route or have&nbsp;their&nbsp;new home architecturally designed.&nbsp; They&rsquo;d prefer not to have a project home but there&rsquo;s uncertainty on what their budget can buy them if going through the architect route. And so this is holding them back from making a choice.&nbsp;
Question / Challenge 2:&nbsp;
Another member of the UA Community asked: What&rsquo;s the difference between building approval and CDC / DA approval or are they the same thing?&nbsp;
Question / Challenge 3:&nbsp;
A member of &ldquo;How to&nbsp;Get&nbsp;it Right in Your Reno or New Home&rdquo; asked this: After we have an idea of our design (in app form). Who do we need to consult with next and in what order - the structural engineer, the geotechnical engineer, surveyor or the draftsperson? Obviously, we don't want to go back and forth any more than necessary! And be spending money on fees.&nbsp;
Listen to the podcast&nbsp;now&nbsp;for my answers to these questions, and help for you to take action on your project. And head to&nbsp;<a href="http://www.undercoverarchitect.com/waitlist">www.undercoverarchitect.com/waitlist</a>&nbsp;to learn when the doors will be opening to &ldquo;How to&nbsp;Get&nbsp;it Right in Your Reno or New Home&rdquo;.&nbsp;
FOR RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST <a href="https://undercoverarchitect.com/questions-about-building-and-renovating/">CLICK HERE</a>

If we haven’t met before, I’m Amelia Lee, the architect behind Undercover Architect: an online business to help and teach homeowners like you how to get it right when designing, building and renovating your home.

Undercover Architect is all about giving you access to the industry knowledge and insights you need to avoid the mistakes and dramas that can cost you thousands, tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars. And it’s about levelling the playing field, so that the world of renovating and building doesn’t seem so mysterious, and you can be the active driver in your project, navigating it with know-how and confidence.

Undercover Architect helps and teaches homeowners through this podcast, the website, and online courses and programs, including my flagship program, HOME Method. I truly believe that when you know the questions to ask, the steps to take and the best way to create a home that works, feels great, and that you feel great in, you can enjoy the process of building and renovating, as well as the home you move into at the end of this ambitious journey.

Consider Undercover Architect your secret ally: whoever you’re working with, and whatever your location, your budget or your dreams. For more, head to www.undercoverarchitect.com

If we haven’t met before, I’m Amelia Lee, the architect behind Undercover Architect: an online business to help and teach homeowners like you how to get it right when designing, building and renovating your home.
Undercover Architect is all about giving you access to the industry knowledge and insights you need to avoid the mistakes and dramas that can cost you thousands, tens of thousands and even hundreds of thousands of dollars. And it’s about levelling the playing field, so that the world of renovating and building doesn’t seem so mysterious, and you can be the active driver in your project, navigating it with know-how and confidence.
Undercover Architect helps and teaches homeowners through this podcast, the website, and online courses and programs, including my flagship program, HOME Method. I truly believe that when you know the questions to ask, the steps to take and the best way to create a home that works, feels great, and that you feel great in, you can enjoy the process of building and renovating, as well as the home you move into at the end of this ambitious journey.
Consider Undercover Architect your secret ally: whoever you’re working with, and whatever your location, your budget or your dreams. For more, head to www.undercoverarchitect.com

Get It Right with Undercover Architect

Amelia answers common community questions to help make the process of building or renovating your home easier.

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