Architects in Malta
Architects (in Malta, a warranted perit) for new homes, extensions, renovations and the drawings you need for a planning application.
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About architects in Malta
In Malta the architect on most building jobs is a perit. Periti design the building, prepare the plans and sections for permit applications, and often supervise the works on site. Some focus on design and interiors, others on structural and civil engineering. Some also make visuals or physical models so you can see a project before you commit.
You need one before you buy a property you plan to alter, before you apply for a permit, and before a builder starts structural work. Bringing a perit in early helps you avoid buying a place you cannot change the way you hoped.
Fees depend on the size and complexity of the project, whether you need design only or design plus permits and site supervision, how many revisions you ask for, and whether the property is old or protected. Ask for a written fee agreement that breaks the job down by stage.
What you can hire them for
- House or villa design
- Extension or extra floor
- Planning permit drawings
- Townhouse or farmhouse renovation
- Site supervision during works
- Interior layout redesign
- Survey before buying a property
- 3D visuals or a physical model
What to ask before you hire
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Are you a warranted perit, and on which list of the register?
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Which stages does your fee cover: design, permit, supervision?
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Have you worked on similar properties, and can I see them?
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Who will visit the site during works, and how often?
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Do you hold professional indemnity insurance?
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How do you handle changes once the permit application is in?
Good to know in Malta
- In Malta, architecture and civil engineering are a regulated profession under the Periti Act (Cap. 622). No one may practise without a warrant issued by the Periti Warranting Board. Source
- The titles Perit, Perit Arkitett and Perit Inġinier Ċivili are protected, and using them without the right to do so is an offence. Source
- The Warranting Board keeps a register of warrant holders, with separate lists for Periti Arkitetti and Periti Inġiniera Ċivili. The lists are published in the Government Gazette and linked from the Kamra tal-Periti website. Source
Questions
How much does an architect cost in Malta?
It depends on what you ask the perit to do. Design alone costs less than design, permit application and site supervision together. Larger or more complex buildings, old or protected properties and many design changes all add time. Ask two or three periti to quote the same brief, broken down by stage, so you can see where the differences are.
What is a perit?
Perit is the professional title used in Malta for a warranted architect or civil engineer. A Perit Arkitett is listed for architecture, a Perit Inġinier Ċivili for civil engineering, and some hold both titles. When you hire an architect in Malta for building work, you are normally hiring a perit.
How do I check a perit's warrant?
Look the name up in the lists of warrant holders published by the Periti Warranting Board, which the Kamra tal-Periti also links to on its website. Each warrant holder has a registration number, so ask for it and check that it matches. If a name is missing, contact the Warranting Board before you sign anything.
Do architects in Malta take projects in Gozo?
Many do. Ask how often they can visit the site during works, how travel is charged, and whether they know the local building styles and materials. For a project that needs frequent supervision, a perit based in Gozo or one with regular work there can save time.
How many architects are there in Malta?
Tminta lists 1 architects in Malta right now, and new ones join every month. Each page shows how to contact them.
How do I contact a architect in Malta?
Open a profile and call, message, email or visit their website. You contact them direct, and there are no fees.
Can I see their work before I get in touch?
Yes. Open a profile to see photos of their work, links to their pages and reviews from customers.
Does Tminta charge a fee?
No. Searching and contacting architects on Tminta is free. You deal with them direct.
I am a architect. How do I get listed?
Add your business for free on the "List your business" page. If you are already listed, open your page and claim it to update your details.