ONGOING PROJECT ADVICE
MODERN CLEAR DEFINED SPACES
SUSTAINABLE ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Bungalow Extension
DISABLED ACCESS
ROBUST INTERNAL &
EXTERNAL FINISHES
VANDALISM PROTECTION
Guineas Toilets
MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACES
MODERN DESIGN
NATURAL AIR FLOW FEATURE
Contemporary Office
COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE
HEALTH & SAFETY
RE DESIGN & REFURBISHMENT
Turkuaz Restaurant
COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE
COMMUNITY FOCAL POINT
INNOVATIVE DESIGN
Octagonal Bus Station
MULTIFUNCTIONAL SPACES
MODERN DESIGN
NATURAL AIR FLOW FEATURE
Contemporary Office
COMMERCIAL CONSERVATION
PUBLIC ACCESS
PRACTICAL & COST EFFECTIVE
King Edward Memorial Hall Refurbishment
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Architects for large scale projects
Your extension might be the result of years of hard work, fantasising and challenging construction. But it’s still a relatively small project, architecturally speaking. A […]
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Making your extension feel futuristic
Building an extension is a chance for a homeowner to transform their fantasy into a reality. In many cases there are few restrictions on the […]
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Where should inspiration come from?
Working with an architect is most often a collaborative project, combining their design expertise with your vision of what you’d like your extension or project […]
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Architecture for apartments
In the UK, as in many other countries with high-population densities, it is becoming increasingly necessary for people to live in apartments or flats rather […]
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Imitate or emulate
When hiring an architect to draw up plans, whether it’s for an extension or a new building, many people have an idea of how want […]
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Building an extension for a swimming pool
An indoor swimming pool is the ultimate luxury addition to any home. Spectacular pools have become a common feature of London’s mansions, with pools being […]
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What’s fashionable in architecture?
Just like in clothing and music, fashions in architecture change over time. The UK has preserved and maintained much of its architecture, meaning we can […]
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A new generation of council housing
When it was first introduced, the “right to buy” was meant to offer long-standing council house tenants the chance to own their property. And many […]
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Smart technology and new builds
Although we don’t all have a voice-activated dishwasher yet, smart technology has infiltrated thousands of homes across the UK. Many of us have thermostats that […]
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When is it okay to demolish a classic building?
The UK welcomes millions of tourists every single year, with many of them venturing far beyond the confines of our capital. Many of these visitors […]
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