Category Archives: House Extension Rules

The introduction of the Civic Amenities Act in 1967 was a major breakthrough that contributed towards protecting and preserving areas that are of unique historical and architectural pedigree across England, Wales and Scotland. Today, with over 10,000 conservation areas in the UK, (about 9,300 in England, 640 in Scotland, 500 in Wales, and up to 60 in Northern Ireland), it is an indisputable fact that the vision and motive of this important act has been a grand success. If you are one of those living in a conservation area or are planning to buy a house in a conservation area, this article will be the most useful thing you will come across.

Small bedroom ensuites if given a creative push can shine with efficiency and efficacy, especially at a time when spaces are at premium. Though this can be quite challenging considering a demanding urban lifestyle, your small bedroom ensuite can still become your everyday retreat with you making the most of the inside ensuite space.

At Extension Architecture, we are all about designing the house of your dreams. Our promise is to create sociable, uncluttered living spaces where rules are just opportunities to create unique manifestations. In this comprehensive article, we have tried to shed enough light on guidelines and rules covering permitted development, planning permission and regulations that are of utter significance to aid you in planning house extensions.

Arguably most of us, especially in England, like that indulgence with nostalgia. Grade 2 listed buildings are very much the treasures we all look forward to not only cherish them but also preserve them as part of our cultural pedigree. At Extension Architecture we are committed to not only providing high-quality planning services & solutions to modern housing challenges, but also to those from the distant past.

Who doesn’t love a little more space? Even when travelling, don’t we love to stretch our legs a little? Spend time and walk at leisure in a crowded market just to see things around? Then why not have that extra cushion in our own home without worrying about the clutches in the form of rules and regulations! In this comprehensive guide, discover the factors that matter when you plan to extend up to your Neighbour's boundary.