London House Extension With Extension Architecture

Posted on August 25, 2019 by Extension Architecture in House Extension Ideas

We all love our home, but sooner or later we prefer modifying our necessities, the reasons may vary from a decent promotion to welcoming a new family member. While residential property prices in London ‘sky-high’, house extensions are handy to many of the families. People with growing families are already in a need to cut down their expenses, so house extensions are only obvious explanation whilst ensuring the least burden on your bank account. We, Extension Architecture, a bespoken Architect and Planning Consultant pra ...

How Close Can I Build to My Neighbours Boundary UK?

Posted on August 22, 2019 by Extension Architecture in House Extension Rules

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.

What Is A Hip Roof Loft Conversion or Extension?

Posted on August 15, 2019 by Extension Architecture in Loft Conversions Ideas

A hip roof loft conversion or extension involves converting an attic room into a loft room and create additional loft space. Proper planning can make the process simple. A loft conversion involves investment in terms of money, resources, and time. So it is important that you plan the conversion/extension effectively and efficiently. What is hip roof loft conversion? A sloping (hipped) roofed house doesn't have any vertical slides or gables. So when you change the side hip and turn it into vertical, it results in the creati ...

Converting A House Into Two Flats: Costs And Planning Guide

Posted on August 11, 2019 by Extension Architecture in Uncategorized

Converting A House Into 2 FlatsMore and more homeowners are converting their homes into flats. And it is quite apparent why – the ever-growing demand for flats in London. More homeowners now realise that splitting their property into units helps them increase rental income and increase property value. So how do you convert your house into flats and what are the expected costs? The following guide should help you in this regard.[get_quote_mobile]Can any property be converted into flats?In short, no. It is important to under ...

Adding A Side Extension To A Semi-Detached Houses

Posted on August 02, 2019 by Extension Architecture in Side Extension Ideas

You may want to add a side extension to your semi-detached house for a wide range of reasons. It may be to create more space, to create optimal layout, or to increase the value and quality of your property. It will be required to get a planning permission before you start the project. A semi-detached house involves a wide range of complications that further complicate the design of an extension. It is recommended to follow these steps to add a side extension to such a property. Build a planning strategy A planning strat ...

How Do I Get Planning Permission To Build A House?

Posted on July 25, 2019 by Extension Architecture in Commercial, New Build Ideas, New Builds

Building a HomeIf you want to build a new home as an owner or a developer, you will have to get planning permission. Obtaining planning permission is a complicated task that requires you to conduct lots of research, write, and design, and gather lots of information. So how do you go about the process of getting planning permission?[get_quote_mobile] What is defined as a new build house? A new build house is a residential building that wasn’t there before in any form or shape. The definition covers the following k ...

What is a wraparound extension?

Posted on July 09, 2019 by Extension Architecture in House Extension Ideas

When extending your home many people go for a side or rear extension but it is possible to combine the two ideas and create a wrap around extension. This solution is typically used if a property has an alleyway leading to the back of the home or an L-shaped property. Both of which can be very common in traditional Victorian homes. [get_quote_mobile] What are the advantages of a wraparound extension? There are several advantages to wraparound extensions: It can utilise side alleyways to their maximum potential ...