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Tag Archives: Hampshire architectural services
Titchfield remodelling project underway
Our clients who are experienced self builders and had previously worked with us on their former home,.. Continue reading
Extension and remodelling project approved
Extending and remodelling estate houses often present problems due to their low ceilings, the need to draw light into the older parts of the house and can present problems with neighbours who might not take to new designs being introduced in their locality. Continue reading
Work underway in Crofton
The remodelling project on a bungalow in Stubbington, Hampshire that we gained planning permission for at the end of May is now well under way. The project will see the bungalow extended to the rear and another storey added to … Continue reading
Winchester remodelling project nearing completion
We are pleased to report that the scheme that we designed for the remodelling and extension of a rundown 1950s house in the Winchester district has now been completed. When we first visited the countryside property in 2016, the garden … Continue reading
Planning granted in Hill Head
We are pleased to have gained planning permission for an interesting project near the sea in Hill Head, Hampshire. Having worked successfully on two of their earlier projects, our clients were keen to unlock the potential in their new bungalow … Continue reading
What happens when the builder goes off-piste?
There is no defence for changing structural elements without the approval of the homeowner, the designer and the Building Control body. Continue reading