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Celebrating our third Paragraph 79 Planning Approval!

Planning Permission was Approved unanimously by Planning Committee members on the 7th October 2020, in an online ‘Zoom’ committee meeting at Broadland District Council, for our latest Paragraph 79 dwelling, The Walled Garden near Coltishall, Norfolk.
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The challenges of refurbishment

Upgrading and refurbishment is a large element of the working experience of sustainably minded architects
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What Makes An Ideal Client-Architect Relationship?

How can clients ensure they do the best by their building project by not only setting off on the right foot, but continuing to hold a good relationship with their chosen architect? 
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How We Experience Spaces

The nature of the human eye and perspective can result in optical illusions which change the understanding of spatial boundaries and the space within – but this stretches beyond the purpose of this article.  
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Home Comforts: Insulating Historic Buildings

If you live in an unmodified listed, historic or older property you will know that they can be very cold in winter and heating them conventionally can lead to problems with condensation.  So, what can be done to improve this? 
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Green and Living Walls

The green wall is one way of introducing planting into the dense urban landscape
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What are Planning ‘call-in’ rules?

The UK planning system is underpinned by central government’s National Planning Policy Framework, determined and enforced by District, Borough or City Councils.
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Recycling and re-use of Construction and Demolition materials

Previous generations seem to have been more naturally in tune with re-use as the best form of recycling and farmers, naturally careful and thrifty in what they do…
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How We Experience Spaces

The nature of the human eye and perspective can result in optical illusions which change the understanding of spatial boundaries and the space within – but this stretches beyond the purpose of this article.  
Read More

Home Comforts: Insulating Historic Buildings

If you live in an unmodified listed, historic or older property you will know that they can be very cold in winter and heating them conventionally can lead to problems with condensation.  So, what can be done to improve this? 
Read More

Green and Living Walls

The green wall is one way of introducing planting into the dense urban landscape
Read More

What are Planning ‘call-in’ rules?

The UK planning system is underpinned by central government’s National Planning Policy Framework, determined and enforced by District, Borough or City Councils.
Read More

Recycling and re-use of Construction and Demolition materials

Previous generations seem to have been more naturally in tune with re-use as the best form of recycling and farmers, naturally careful and thrifty in what they do…
Read More

Rethinking Retail

We are all aware of the long and steady decline of the High Street and with internet shopping fitting so seamlessly into our ever-busier lives…
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