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Please fill out our form in order to get a brief estimate as to how much your project may cost.

You do not have to answer all questions, just answer as much you can.
Below the questionnaire we have added some details as to some of the things that need to be considered when pricing or when it comes to building a project.

In-put data to create a design & building cost estimation in Studiod2 web site


Name
E-mail
BUSINESS DEFINITION
Restaurant
Restaurant and take away
Bar and restaurant
Bar/wine bar
Pub
Club
Cafe
Delicatessen Shop and Cafe
Food and Wine Shop
Take Away
Canteen
Fast food
Entertainment
Other (Pleae Specify)
BUSINESS TYPE
1. Defined By Food
International
European (Please Specify)
Asian (Please Specify)
American (Please Specify)
African (Please Specify)
Other (Please Specify)
2. Defined By Style
Classic
Modern Contemporary
Modern A Vanguard
Country/Rustic
Special Theme
Other (Please Specify)
2. Defined By Experience
Fine Dining
Casual Dining
Other (Please Specify)
TARGET MARKET
Office'S Staff
Corporate Meetings, Business Lunches
Students
Tourists
Shoppers
Passers-by
Families
Large Groups
Predominately Male
Predominately Female
Age Group
Kids
Young Adults
Adults
Baby Boomers
Retired
Other (Please Specify)
GENERAL OPERATIONAL QUESTION
1. What are your opening hours?
2. How many covers do you wish to have?
3. How much roughly per head are you expecting to charge?
4. What are your operationalcosts
5. What is your budget for building costs?
BUILDING
Existing
Non Existing Restaurant
DEFINED BY USE OF PREMISES
One Level Enclosure
Multi Levels Enclosure
As Part Of Another Business
Other (Please Specify)
Multi Levels Enclosure
PREMISES LOCATION
1. Single dwelling
Detached
Partially joined
Building ground floor
Building first floor (or mezzanine)
Building second floor and upwards
Shopping centre
AREA IN SQUARE METRES
Up to 50 mts2
Up to 100 mts2
Up to 150 mts2
Up to 200 mts2
Up to 500 mts2
More than 500 mts2 (please specify)
BUILDING SURROUNDINGS
Residential
Offices
Residential
Retail
Commercial
Industrial
Mix of all (please specify)
CURRENT CONDITION OF PREMISES
If restaurant existing
Kitchen condition
Has the function of the equipment been tested recently
Are the existing equipment adequate for your menu
Is the size of kitchen sufficient for your number of covers and menu content?
Furniture condition
Shop front and signage condition
Non existing restaurant
Does it have an A3, A4 or A5 premise license?
Shell building with nothing inside
New development
Existing retail or any other unit other than a restaurant


Other elements that must be taken into consideration are the following

Toilets

Do you have sufficient toilets male and female compared to the number covers you will be having in your establishment. The law requires you to have a number of toilets available per your covers, (british standard)

DDA toilets

If you are an existing restaurant license then you may not require a DDA toilet within your establishment, but if you are applying for a new license then you must consider a DDA toilet for your establishment

If you have an existing restaurant but you require:
  • New kitchen
  • New chairs
  • New tables
  • New flooring
  • New lighting system
  • Sound system
  • Heating system
  • Air conditioning system
  • Items need to be removed
These add to your costs

Further if it is a new development you must consider

What is handed over to you by the developer, what is given to you existing such as heating, CCTV, lighting system, sockets, air conditioning and are these adequate for your usage, they may not be, you may have to re fit things and rewire things to suit your requirements.

When designing a bar unit you need think about the:
  • Size of the bar
  • How many under counter refrigeration do you need
  • Ice makers
  • Sinks
  • etc
All these elements affect the cost of your establishment.
   
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