Building in Spain is a design project and a regulated professional process at the same time. A good concept is only useful if the team can carry it through municipal submission, technical documentation, consultant coordination, and site decisions. Olena Solodovnik leads concept design, client communication, and design coordination in Ukrainian, Russian, and English, working with local colegiado architects and engineers so the project remains clear, buildable, and compliant.
Why an architect who speaks your language matters
In Spain, statutory design, permitting, and site responsibilities must be carried by licensed professionals. For a foreign client, that means your architect team is more than a designer: it is the bridge between your brief, the ayuntamiento, the colegio, the engineers, and the contractor.
The strongest setup is a bilingual lead architect who can develop the design in your language and a local licensed delivery team that can take responsibility for the regulated stages on the ground. That is the model we use for private homes, luxury villas, renovations, and investment-led residential projects across Spain.
Services for projects in Spain
Depending on the site and appointment, our scope can combine custom-home concept design, plot and feasibility review before purchase, permit-route coordination with the local colegiado and technical team, design reviews during construction, renovation, extensions, and remote project coordination. Regulated authorship, submissions, site duties, and sign-offs remain with the appropriately qualified Spanish professionals named in the appointment.
Locations we assess
We assess suitable opportunities around Marbella and the Costa del Sol, Alicante and the Costa Blanca, Valencia, Mallorca, and selected locations elsewhere in Spain. Availability depends on the project and a suitable licensed local team. Each enquiry begins with the property, municipality, planning framework, climate, access, and required consultants—not a generic regional promise.
How we work with clients abroad
A remote collaboration can use regular calls in the agreed language, a shared decision and document log, photo or video reports from the responsible site team, digital approval records, and a current cost and program report. The appointment must state who visits the site, who certifies work, who can authorize changes or payments, and which documents remain legally operative in Spanish.
What this collaboration model gives you
- Design communication in Ukrainian, Russian, or English from first brief to final review.
- Licensed local architects and engineers for statutory submissions, permitting, and regulated site stages.
- A single strategic lead for plot review, design decisions, tendering, reporting, and client advocacy.
Planning a Spain project from abroad?
We can review your plot, outline the local delivery team, and map the permit route before you commit to the full process.
Reference point
Useful reference on why regulated project stages in Spain require licensed local professionals.