Architecture and project management for clients who can’t afford surprises. Calm planning, plain talk, finished on the date we agreed.
Spatial design from first sketch through planning. Drawings that contractors actually like to build from.
Budget, programme and stakeholder coordination. Decisions written down before they cost money.
On‑site presence, quality control and snag‑free handover. The Dutch translation for “sign‑off” is on time.
“In the Netherlands, deadlines are not suggestions.” — A working principle, brought south
Stipt was started by a Dutch architect and project manager working in the UK. The brief is simple: bring Dutch construction habits — planning before pouring, directness over diplomacy, accountability written into the contract — to British developers and clients.
It means quieter site meetings, fewer surprise variations, and a programme you can actually plan a launch around. We don’t over‑promise; we just deliver on what we said in week one.