Renovator / Engineering in Athens
Architectural studies, building permits, property legality, documentation for transfers and technical inspections—organised around the requirements of your property and project.
The right starting point
A home renovation may need drawings and construction planning. A change of use may need a different study and approval route. A purchase may call for a check of approved plans or a separate inspection of the building's physical condition.
We first identify the actual question, the documents available and the work you intend to carry out. That allows the appropriate engineer and process to be defined before commitments are made.
Architectural & technical services
Architect Engineer
Ioanna Seferli leads Renovator's architectural and planning work. Her experience covers studies for new construction and renovation, change of use, permits, legality reviews and the technical preparation of property documentation.
Complex cases benefit from identifying constraints, missing records and required approvals early—before they affect a purchase or the construction programme.
Five service areas
The scope and required documents depend on the property, its approved plans, its current condition and the intended work. These service areas help identify the right first conversation.
Architectural studies, measured drawings and technical planning for new construction, renovation or a change of use. Layout, dimensions, installations and buildability are considered together before work begins.
Different works require different approval routes. We review the proposed work and existing records to determine whether a small-scale works approval, building permit, permit revision or other technical procedure is relevant.
The required route is confirmed for the specific property and scope; it cannot be assumed from a service label alone.
We compare the existing property with available approved drawings and permit records. If differences are found, the engineer assesses whether and how they may be addressed under the applicable framework before a transfer, permit or renovation proceeds.
Property transactions and technical records can require coordinated checks and submissions. We help assemble and review the engineering documents relevant to an Electronic Building Identity, a Certificate of Completeness, a transfer or an Energy Performance Certificate where required.
A physical inspection considers visible defects and accessible building systems before purchase, lease or renovation. It is distinct from checking a property's planning status and approved plans.
Engineering questionnaires
The English questionnaires follow the technical questions used for each corresponding Greek service. Select the service that matches your case, then complete the four steps. An engineer reviews every submission.
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Documented work
These images from Renovator's orthopedic clinic project in Gerakas show the connection between the approved layout, the technical plan and the finished reception.
How a case begins
A preliminary conversation helps identify which service applies. It does not substitute for a site visit, a review of the property records or a formal engineering assessment.
Start with the right question
Whether you are planning work, reviewing a purchase or preparing property records, describe the case and the documents available. We can then discuss the appropriate technical next step.