We were delighted to be asked by home and interiors magazine Real Homes to feature our project at The Crescent in the Dream Transformation section of their magazine. Below is a scanned image of the article, the magazine is on sale now. (Click on image to enlarge and read article).
Works are almost complete on a full refurbishment of a traditional stone house in Pudsey, Leeds.
Studio J has received full planning approval to extend a residential property in Harrogate.
National self build and renovation magazine ‘Built It’ features one of Studio J projects in their latest edition (July 2017).
Studio J is delighted to confirm that planning permission has been granted for a mixed use scheme in the Yorkshire town of Featherstone.
James from studio J was interviewed by The Yorkshire Post about getting into a career as an Architect. Here are his thoughts.
Studio J has received planning approval for a unique contemporary house extension in Leeds
Garden annex buildings are becoming increasingly popular for use as a workplace outside of the home, garden room or small residential building. This very practical and stylish, contemporary timber frame building was constructed on a tricky site using a low cost and quick to construct Proprietary Structural Insulated Panel System (SIPS).
A recently completed project designed by Studio J was featured in the Yorkshire Post Magazine
When planning a building project a major element that many people fail to fully appreciate is the time it takes from the day you decide you want to go ahead to the day that your project is fully complete.
If you are thinking about an extension to your home you may have heard that you do not need planning permission to build it. This could be the case, but make sure you do not fall foul to the various regulations.
Studio J Architects were commission to gain planning approval for a redundant telephone repeater station (TRS) to be converted into a luxury home in a beautiful rural setting near Buxton in the heart of the Peak District.
Studio J Architects were approached by a local builder who had purchased a site in Barwick-In-Elmet with existing planning permission.
One of the most common questions asked and of course one of the most important factors as to the viability of any construction project. How much will it cost?
On 6th April 2015 the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (known as CDM 2015) were updated and could affect your build.
