Design plans are the drawings your building designer or architect creates to show the layout, look, and structure of your home (floor plans, elevations, site plan, etc.). They act as the blueprint for approvals and construction.

1. Locate your building designer’s contact details - check your agreement, past emails, or their website. 
2. Choose your contact method – email is best for a clear record, but you can also call if you’d prefer a quicker response. 
3. Make your request – ask your building designer specifically for a copy of your final design plans or final construction drawings. 
   

A concept plan is your first rough drawing that shows how your home will sit on the land. It includes the house position, driveway, outdoor areas, and basic layout ideas. It helps you see the big picture and check that your design fits council or developer rules before paying for full architectural plans.

1. Locate your building designer’s contact details - check your agreement, past emails, or their website. 
2. Choose your contact method – email is best for a clear record, but you can also call if you’d prefer a quicker response. 
3. Make your request – ask your building designer specifically for a copy of your concept plans.