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Nine affordable homes and 6 open market dwellings

We’re delighted to share that we’ve secured full planning permission for a development of 9 affordable homes and 6 open market dwellings on an infill site in Huntingdonshire. This project presented a challenge—balancing the priorities of the Urban Design Officer and Lead Local Flood Authority—but we thrive on collaboration to achieve the best results for

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Designing for the Countryside: A Home of Exceptional Quality

We’re excited to share a glimpse of our latest design—an innovative home set within the countryside, conceived to meet the rigorous requirements of Paragraph 84(e) of the NPPF. To gain approval, we must demonstrate that the design is truly outstanding, achieving the highest standards of architecture, enhancing its setting, and raising the bar for rural

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Conversion project

Exciting times ahead as we prepare to break ground on this meaningful conversion project! We’ve designed a home for a young child with cerebral palsy, ensuring it will support their needs into early adulthood. With the possibility of reduced mobility over time, the scheme prioritises accessibility—featuring a ground-floor bedroom, an accessible bathroom, and dedicated carer

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Transforming a beautiful Grade II listed building

Solving Challenges in Heritage Architecture: The Barn of Arches How do you transform a beautiful Grade II listed building into a well-insulated modern home – while preserving its stunning brick-built elliptical arches internally? The answer: A carefully designed solution that encapsulates the existing structure with respect for its historic and architectural significance. We’ve achieved exactly

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Rectory extension

To use a sporting analogy, sometimes you need to win “dirty”!! We were left somewhat perplexed following a recent pre-planning application meeting when the planners were reluctant to support the designs for our rear extension to a Rectory built in the 19th Century. You can’t see the extension from anywhere other than our client’s rear

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Redevelopment of a business park in South Cambridgeshire

Exciting News! We are thrilled to have secured planning permission for the redevelopment of a business park in South Cambridgeshire! This project transforms an underutilised site into a vibrant hub for innovation and enterprise, featuring a mixture of light industrial and office units, and a new café serving both the business park and the wider

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Family home, Barway

We have recently received planning permission for this family home which we secured under the agricultural workers’ planning policy in the countryside, outside of the development framework. We have enjoyed working with our client to deliver a design that meets their brief in terms of aesthetics and how the house functions. We are particularly pleased

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