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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Managing garden space with an extension
Building an extension is a decision which requires thought and careful planning. It means managing many different moving parts, budgeting properly and having access to […]
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One storey or two?
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Global Spotlight: Underground houses
In our global spotlight series, we examine an element of architecture from around the world. Although it might seem as if a building technique is […]
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Choosing building materials: wood versus brick
Building an extension (or even a brand new home) is a big decision to make, but it is an experience made up of lots of […]
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How easy is it to combine plots?
Building your own home takes ambition, solid financial planning and dedication. However, the most important quality is arguably vision. It takes a certain kind of […]
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Global Spotlight: Paper Walls
From a European viewpoint, paper walls make zero sense. Although our climate is capable of being warm and mild, it is also inhospitable in the […]
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How much of a design can you build yourself?
The first and arguably most important stage of building an extension (or even an entire home) is the meeting you have with your architect. It’s […]
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Evolving Building Materials
Many of the first buildings in the UK were constructed with wattle and daub, a mixture of soil, dung, sand and straw. Most homes nowadays […]
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The speed of construction
Building projects can be complex and full of moving parts. Materials need to be in the right place at the right time, and properly cared […]
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Maximising light in old properties
Britain is a country older than most, and our long history has left us with a visible legacy. The architecture of this country is a […]
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