James Butterworth from Studio J was recently asked to comment on glazing and maximising views for an article: Link to article here
Studio J recently completed a small extension to a detached property in North Leeds.
This week Studio J was instructed on its 400th (and 401st) project.
Studio J Architects are looking to hire a full time Architectural Assistant.
This is the third in a series of articles which outlines the stages of a typical architectural project and explains the role and responsibilities your architect is likely to take on within each stage of the process. By now, you have navigated the planning permission and building regulations stages. Here, we explore the finer details of your project in the Detailed Design Development stage.
So; you’ve instructed an architect and worked-out your planning permission. Now what? The next stage usually involves building regulations; that’s another approval that you are likely to be legally required to obtain for your project. Here’s our quick introductory guide to UK building regulations.
What is planning permission? How much does planning permission cost? Do I need planning permission for my project (is it illegal to build without it)? Planning permission can present a complex set of hurdles during the initial stages of your construction project. For this reason, our clients often have lots of questions on the theme. This article addresses a few of those frequently heard queries.
We have recently completed the designs for the internal remodelling of a large, beautiful period house near Huddersfield.
A recently completed project designed by Studio J has been featured The Yorkshire Post weekend magazine.
Our Managing Director, James Butterworth, was recently asked by the Yorkshire Post newspaper to answer a few questions to give an insight into his home design style.
We love a delighted client, and testimonials really do make our work worthwhile. Here’s a recent one from Niall and Kathryn, who love their newly remodelled house.
