One of the favourites, this Grade II listed has been 2 years through planning and a trial of conservation details, but the self build hasRead more…
Thatch
There isn’t much like clever scaffolding to catch the eye – especially in a small village. But the results will be bright and bold; ARead more…
New build cottage in for planning
A new build has just been submitted for planning, based in a quiet Abbots Bromley road, with parking and landscaping and set within dense treeRead more…
Glancy Nicholls tower
Glancy Nicholls architects’ plans for a super skinny skyscraper in Birmingham have been given the green light. The tower recently secured approval and is 37Read more…
Barn conversion in for planning
Just submitted – a new planning application for the conversion of a barn in Tamworth. Half of the barn is occupied as a dwelling, theRead more…
Planning approval for barn
Barn conversion We gained approval yesterday for the conversion of a barn into a dwelling. This included providing an entrance link between a former milkingRead more…
Slitting mill approval
Slitting mill conversion – approved During these tough times we find ourselves in it’s good to have the occasional positive…We were appointed to give anRead more…
Alrewas Grade II Listed conversion
Time for some TLC Beautiful Grade II Listed property in need of refurbishment in the village of Alrewas. This is now in the public domainRead more…
Refurbishment of existing dwelling in planning
Currently in for Planning, this 2 storey dwelling has undergone a facelift to include timber cladding, a glass gable forming a master suite with renderRead more…
Facelift
A tired house can be transformed with great joinery and a sensitively applied extension. The interior can be reconfigured to provide a modern home forRead more…
Stripped back Grade II listed cottage – Kings Bromley
We gained approval for this Grade II listed cottage a few months ago and works are progressing now. Amazing joinery workmanship – combining the newRead more…
Lyndon & Kevin
Lyndon was asked to sit on a panel for West Midlands forum for Growth, subject ‘People, places and communities. How can growth be inclusive andRead more…