WHO we are

Calli Group is a design and construction advisory that partners with developers and builders at the point where project value is created or lost — before delivery risk impacts feasibility, pricing, margin or programme.

We operate at the critical juncture where design decisions carry their greatest commercial consequence. Our role is to interrogate those decisions early, ensuring they support approvals, procurement and construction outcomes — not undermine them.

Calli Group was established to address a gap in traditional advisory services, where design decisions are often disconnected from delivery and commercial reality. Our approach is independent, practical and experience-led, grounded in real-world architectural and Tier 2 / Tier 3 construction delivery.

We focus on early decision-making that:

  • Protects Capital Early - Identify risk before it becomes a cost

  • Unlock hidden Value - Improve feasibility, efficiency and buildability

  • Increase pricing and delivery certainty - Documentation aligned with construction reality

why calli group

why calli group

We understand how projects are actually delivered—and how early design, approval and procurement decisions directly affect programme, cost, capital certainty and margin.

We operate where many advisors don’t:

at the point where feasibility meets approvals, approvals meet procurement, and design decisions directly influence pricing, buildability and returns.

Unlike traditional advisory, we assess design and documentation in context, not in isolation. Our focus is on how projects will be approved, priced, procured and built — not simply how they appear on paper.

Much of our work is delivered through targeted early design reviews and pre-tender audits, where assumptions are tested before they are priced, transferred or embedded on site.

Our advisory is not academic. It is commercially grounded, experience-led and proven in Tier 2 and Tier 3 delivery environments — focused on protecting capital, maintaining certainty and maximising value.

What this means in practice:

  • Early identification and reduction of approval, scope and coordination risk

  • Uncovering hidden design and structural value that supports feasibility and returns

  • Clearer responsibility allocation across consultants and trades

  • Documentation that supports accurate pricing and buildability — not disputes

  • Procurement clarity and pricing confidence before market engagement

  • Value realised before tender, not attempted recovery under delivery pressure

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