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Coloured elevation of a two-storey modern house with a glazed entrance, timber cladding, stone piers and a landscaped garden with a pond

Built as drawn.

The construction partner for interior designers. You bring the design and the client; we build it, under your name.

01 — The gap

Clean mechanical, electrical and plumbing services routed through timber studwork before boarding
Fig. 01 — Behind a finished wall, before boarding

Design is rarely lost on the drawing.
It’s lost on site.

Between the drawing and the room sit several subcontractors — each answerable for their own part, none for the whole.

The designer ends up running a site they were never meant to run, with their name on the result.

Where intent goes

  1. A substitution nobody flagged.
  2. A detail built “close enough”.
  3. Trades arriving in the wrong order.
  4. Decisions taken on site, without the designer.

02 — One partner

You stay on the design. We answer for everything after it.

Fig. 02 — With Atlas: one line

Stays with you

  • The design
  • The client relationship
  • The credit

Atlas takes onOne contract

  • Every trade, appointed and sequenced
  • Planning permissions and building control
  • Health & safety documentation
  • The site, day to day
  • The result

03 — The layers

Behind every finished wall, seven trades — in the right order, under one contract.

This is the part your client never sees, and the part Atlas is responsible for.

  1. 01

    StructureConstruction

    Studwork, plates and noggins set out to the drawings.

  2. 02

    PlumbingPlumbing

    Supplies and waste run to the basin, before anything is closed.

  3. 03

    ElectricalElectrical

    Cables and back boxes placed to the lighting and socket plan.

  4. 04

    HVACHVAC

    Ductwork routed above, so the grille lands where it was drawn.

  5. 05

    CarpentryCarpentry

    The wall is boarded. What is behind it is now fixed.

  6. 06

    PlasterSpecialist trades

    Skimmed flat, ready for the finish the designer specified.

  7. 07

    DecorationDecorating

    Mouldings, paint and faceplates. The wall as drawn.

A wall cut away as it is built, from timber studs, pipework, cabling and ductwork through joinery and plaster to a painted green room with framed art, a bookcase, fluted timber panelling and an armchair
Fig. 03 — One wall, cut away · Throughout: Site management · Building control · Health & safety documentation · Sample illustration

Throughout: Site management · Building control · Health & safety documentation · Sample illustration

04 — The network

More than two hundred vetted specialists. One site team.

Joiner's hands working oak timber at the workbench with hand tools
Fig. 04.1 — Carpentry
Plasterer troweling finish plaster across a curved staircase wall
Fig. 04.2 — Plaster
Stone mason measuring and fitting an Arabescato marble vanity top
Fig. 04.3 — Stone
Electrician neatly terminating cabling at an architectural consumer unit
Fig. 04.4 — Electrical
Every discipline we coordinateHow specialists join the network

05 — How we deliver

Inside the red line, delivery is ours.

On a planning drawing, a red line marks the site. Here it marks responsibility: everything inside it, Atlas answers for. Everything outside it stays with you.

Inside the red line — Atlas

  1. 01 · You

    Designer

    You design the rooms and hold the client relationship.

  2. 02 · Handover

    Plans

    Drawings and specification are issued once — to one contractor.

  3. 03 · Atlas

    Dedicated construction partner

    Atlas signs one contract for delivery and becomes responsible for everything that follows.

    For you — One contact, from here to handover.

  4. 04 · Atlas

    Specialist trades

    Appointed from a vetted network of more than two hundred, and sequenced by Atlas.

    For you — You are not chasing trades.

  5. 05 · Atlas

    Site management

    Programme, quality and the site itself, run day to day by one team.

    For you — Decisions that touch the design come back to you.

  6. 06 · Atlas

    Approvals & documentation

    Permissions, inspections and the paperwork a build requires, prepared and managed.

    For you — The documents arrive with the finished project.

  7. 07 · You

    Finished project

    Handed back to you, as drawn — and credited to your studio.

For youOne contact, from here to handover.

For youYou are not chasing trades.

For youDecisions that touch the design come back to you.

For youThe documents arrive with the finished project.

06 — The work

Built by Atlas. Credited to the designer.

Every project we show carries the name of the studio that designed it — only with their permission.

The first-floor drawing room looking towards the fireplace

01 · Sheet W-01

Marylebone Townhouse

Type
Townhouse refurbishment
Location
Marylebone, London
Year
2025
Design
[Design studio]

A five-storey townhouse returned to a single family home, every room built to the designer's joinery drawings.

Also built

  1. 02Hampstead Lateral ApartmentLateral apartment
    · Hampstead, London    2024
  2. 03Chelsea Mews HouseMews house remodelling
    · Chelsea, London    2024
  3. 04Bloomsbury Hotel SuitesHotel suite refurbishment
    · Bloomsbury, London    2025

See all 6 projects, with the full build story for each.

Explore the work

07 — Discretion

Your brand. Your client. Our responsibility.

08 — Invitation

Tell us about the next one.

Useful to send

  1. 01Your drawings, at any stage
  2. 02Location and target start
  3. 03Your client’s timeline

We reply to every designer personally, usually with questions about the drawings first.

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