Layout
The position of rooms, circulation and the balance between living and private areas are matched to the way you live.

Classic
A model from the SAVOX catalogue as the basis for a bespoke design. The floor areas are shown separately; layout, system, specification, site and scope of work are confirmed before the quote.
Made-to-measure model
Every change goes through a technical check, because it can affect the structure, documentation, energy performance, price and timeline.
The position of rooms, circulation and the balance between living and private areas are matched to the way you live.
The size and position of windows, French doors and sliding systems are matched to the facade and the rooms.
The build-up of the walls, roof and floor structure is confirmed for the project and the market you are building in.
The facade, roof covering, windows and doors, internal doors, floors and fittings are specified within the agreed scope.
Clarity before the quote
The catalogue floor areas and visualisations are a starting point for discussion. The layout, number of storeys, technical details and scope of work are confirmed for your project before we quote.
Planning rules, access, ground conditions, foundations and assembly logistics.
Dimensions, floors, rooms, openings and any changes to the catalogue model.
Structural build-up, performance, stages of work and division of responsibilities.
Materials, fittings, transport, timeline, currency, tax and quote validity.
Before you sign
How to compare quotes, scope and price per m².
Who designs, builds and supplies what – and who is responsible for each part.
From the design brief to handover.
The layers and technical data for the wall build-up confirmed for your project.
What to check before the design, foundations and construction.
See photos of SAVOX projects in markets across Europe.
Model Decima
Send your plot location, the changes you would like and the scope of work you expect. The next step is a detailed design brief.