Drawings for altering an existing house or flat, which almost always starts with measuring what is actually there.
From 6,500 rufiyaa including a measured survey. The survey is not optional and it is the part clients resist paying for. Existing buildings in Malé rarely match whatever drawings exist for them: walls have been moved, openings closed, a staircase rebuilt, and a mezzanine added without anybody drawing it.
We measure the building, draw it as it is, and then draw the proposal on top of that. Where the alteration touches something structural we say so plainly and tell you that a structural engineer has to look at it, because removing a wall in a block building is not a design decision and no drawing from us substitutes for that.
The common brief is turning a large flat into two, or putting a shop into a ground floor. Both are mostly about services and access rather than about layout: where the second kitchen's waste can go, whether the shop can have its own entrance, and whether the existing supply will carry it.
Two to three weeks, plus whatever the engineer needs.