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If you are one among those who find joy in pampering the lush greenery in your backyard, then you constitute the majority of the UK population. Yes, close to 88% of the UK population have a garden in their home. Close to half of the UK adult population have said that they like spending time in their garden if they are not involved in household chores or professional jobs. For some gardening activities offer a sense of relaxation, satisfaction, and peace of mind. For some, it is an opportunity to convert it into a functional space where they can cultivate for their daily necessity. Depending on the size of your garden, you may choose how you want your garden to be and what you would want to foster in it.

It was the year 1994 when The Construction Designing and Management Regulations, commonly known as CDM Regulations, were first brought into effect. Since then, the regulations have become a crucial mandate enabling the maintenance of safety standards in the construction industry across the UK. In this guide, we will explore some of the important aspects of CDM regulations, their impact on the construction sector, and the core demographic upon whom the regulations are directed towards.

Though Decent Homes Standard (DHS) as part of the Renters (Reform) Bill has finally received a nod from the House of Commons in April 2024, uncertainty is still in the air as it is now knocking on the doors of the Royal Ascent. While this is still a welcome news for tenants, the interesting aspect however is to know the implications on landlords. More on this and other factors that matter in this article.

This article offers a concise view on single storey extensions ranging from design tips, planning, cost, and factors that affect while planning a single storey extension. At Extension Architecture, we love to build, and the fact that single storey extensions offer endless design possibilities, it only transpires our love into impeccably creative and functional artistries.