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What is a Feasibility Study?

A feasibility study is a critical first step in assessing the viability of a development. It provides clients and investors with a clear understanding of potential opportunities and risks, including development options, planning considerations, financial parameters and Gross Development Value (GDV) targets.

At this early stage, development scenarios can be explored and tested without the need to fully mobilise the wider design team, allowing informed decisions to be made with controlled upfront investment.

Why appoint Landmark to deliver your Feasibility Study?

Our team has extensive experience delivering feasibility studies, planning appraisals and option testing for national and regional developers across the UK. Combining architectural insight with planning awareness and commercial understanding, we provide clear, evidence-based advice to support confident decision-making at the outset of a project.

Row of modern brick houses with manicured lawns and young trees in front, some trees with new leaves, and a paved street in the foreground.
A brick residential building with white-framed windows and two small gabled porches with orange roofs, neighboring similar buildings, a parking lot, and a partly cloudy sky.
A modern brick townhouse with a red tiled roof and white-framed windows, featuring two front doors and a small garden area, in a residential neighborhood under a partly cloudy sky.
Colorful residential buildings with people walking on the sidewalk and a car parked on the street in front, under a partly cloudy sky with birds flying.
Nicely landscaped suburban houses with brick exteriors, black roofs, and green doors, surrounded by trees and a small fence in a neighborhood.
A row of modern houses with brick and wood exteriors, a curved driveway, and landscaped gardens with flowers, under a partly cloudy sky.
Row of modern houses with brick and black wood siding, surrounded by landscaped gardens and a paved walkway under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
Two modern suburban houses with a small lawn in front, one brick and one white with a garage, and two people riding bikes on the sidewalk.

Why Collaboration Matters

Our team brings extensive experience working with regional developers and commercial practices, informed by a strong understanding of local markets, planning policy and delivery conditions.

By combining recognised professional standards with local knowledge, and working closely with trusted specialist partners and relevant statutory bodies, we bring together accurate, project-specific data to inform development strategy. This allows us to translate client objectives into clear development and financial models, with options that consider risk, viability and deliverability from the outset.

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Landmark’s Feasibility can provide award winning solutions for:

  • Plot development opportunities

  • Financial modelling and investment returns

  • Model options to highlight Lowest or Highest and Best Use

  • Phasing strategies

  • Linking possible end user investment partners or building occupiers at early stages

  • Full Planning reports and development risk registers

  • Published reports with GDV targets

So, how does this help you?

We assemble focused, project-specific teams to test and develop viable development options at feasibility stage. By drawing on planning, statutory and commercial input alongside early design thinking, we produce clear site appraisals, massing studies and visual material that help clients understand the development potential of a site.

Landmark Design also supports development partners during competitive tender processes, providing architectural and feasibility input to strengthen market and closed-bid submissions for both vacant and occupied sites.

Through clear communication, commercial awareness and a strong understanding of planning and land use, we help clients identify the most appropriate and achievable use of a site within its wider economic and social context. This structured approach ensures clients are able to progress to the next project stage with a clear, informed and robust feasibility appraisal.