Expertise · 5/5

Owner's representative.

The eye that defends your interests in front of plans, quotes and decisions. Brief framing, functional design of the place, commercial optimisation, design oversight of drawings, budget control.

01 — What we deliver

  • The brief — your needs translated into a programme: uses, surfaces, priorities, budget
  • Plan and quote reviews — what matches the project, what drifts from it, what the drift costs
  • Decision notes — every decision in writing, with its priced consequences

02 — How it unfolds

  1. Framing

    The programme, the envelope, the calendar.

  2. Reviews

    Plans, quotes and samples examined as the project runs.

  3. Decisions

    Prepared, documented, settled with you.

03 — Who it's for, and how much

Priced per project, after a thirty-minute scoping call.

Every site, surface and timeline changes the work: a posted price would be wrong one way or the other. The call is free of commitment, and the quote spells out exactly what it covers.

Remote: plan, quote and sample reviews run remotely; decision points happen on calls.

05 — The questions we get asked

How is this different from an architect or a construction manager?

The architect designs and the construction manager runs the works — both on the project’s side. The owner’s representative is on yours: checking that what gets drawn and priced serves your interests, your use and your budget.

Can you step into a project already under way?

Yes — it is the most common case: doubts about quotes, drawings drifting from the intent, a budget slipping. A one-off review can be enough.

Are you tied to the contractors being consulted?

No. No commission, no margin on works or supplies: our only mandate is yours.

Ecosystem

And when the operation needs day-to-day steering.

Tracking an operation — schedules, reports, alerts, documents — is a full-time craft. It is Mona’s: our digital owner’s representative. The steering, without the travel.

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What’s next

Thirty minutes is enough to scope a project.

A video call, your space, your constraints — and you leave with a first informed opinion. No commitment, no detours.