Residential Plannings is a Sydney practice bringing town planning and architectural drafting into one process. We establish what's possible, identify the right approval pathway, and prepare the planning and drawing package to move forward.
Understand what the property can support, identify the approval pathway, and build the planning case to move forward.
Translate the planning pathway into clear, coordinated drawings for your residential project.
Residential Plannings is a founder-led practice. Maryana works with homeowners directly — reviewing the property, explaining the constraints in plain terms, and setting out the decisions that matter before money is spent on the wrong pathway.
“Most problems I see were locked in before anyone drew a plan. The earlier the planning questions are answered, the smoother everything after them becomes.”
Planning a granny flat, dual occupancy, new home or renovation? Each pathway has its own rules. We establish which applies to your property and what it takes to move forward.
Pools, garage conversions and post-consent support sit under other residential projects. Other projects
Every block carries its own zoning, controls and constraints. Most of them aren't visible from the street.
A Preliminary Planning Assessment maps the controls, constraints and approval pathways that apply to your property — before you spend on design.
With the planning questions answered, the design brief becomes clear: what to build, which pathway to use, and what to instruct next.
We review the site, your proposal and the planning position.
We determine what planning, approval and documentation work is appropriate.
We coordinate the planning case, drawings and supporting inputs.
Maryana helped us with DA submission to council, the service she provided is very professional and reliable. We felt we were in safe hands. Highly recommended.
“She gave me a peace of mind and saved my time from researching on complicated council regulations.”
Tell us what you're planning, where the property is, and how far you've progressed. We'll point you to the most useful next step — usually a conversation or a Planning Assessment.
