Refurbishment • Extension • New Build • Listed Buildings
Redefining Architecture & Construction
Cost certainty at the outset, excellence in customer service throughout and uncompromising quality on completion, and beyond.
One Vision. One Team. One Result.
Dive in to the "WHY" behind Lime with CEO Mark and Director of Architecture Jim.
We’ve eliminated the finger-pointing between architects and builders by putting everyone under one roof. From the first sketch to the final brick and beyond, Lime provides a single point of accountability for your entire project.
Listen, Define & Deliver
It costs 0 more to build in the UK compared to the EU.
Your Problem
Industry data attributes this to changes to material and labour cost since 2016. However, there is an argument that recommendations from the Lantham report 1994, calling for better collaboration, efficiency, productivity and transparency - recommendations also in the Building Safety Act of 2023 - haven't been enacted.
Design carefully, build efficiently. 0 wasted time & work.
Our Solution
We offer a complete "one stop" service from concept to completion and beyond, with every professional required to deliver your project in one company. This ensures efficiency and accuracy from the outset, avoiding delays and worse; the costly abortive work that is endemic in the UK.
Your Project 0 Quicker with 0 savings.
The Benefits
We will deliver your project from concept to completion 40% quicker than the traditional approach does. This will equate to between 15-20% overall saving to the end construction cost, with associated savings in consultant costs as well generated throughout due to our more efficient collaborative design processes.
Why Lime?
Dive in to the "WHY" behind Lime with CEO Mark and Director of Architecture Jim.
Lime is a new company born of decades worth of experience working in the industry, using the traditional route to construction procurement. The old cliché “That’s the way we’ve always done it” isn’t good enough. Delays and unnecessary costs faced by UK clients are historic and entrenched - it doesn’t have to be this way.
