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 for this.
Studio J recently finished a project that involved a new rear extension to accommodate a large kitchen-diner and a side extension above existing garages to enlarge 2 bedrooms.
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 project.
On 6th April 2015 the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015 (known as CDM 2015) were updated and could affect your build.
Studio J has started working with music promoters Slam Dunk on their new club venue; The Key Club.
Curious to find out a bit more about the man behind Studio J? Here’s a few probing questions to give an understanding of what makes him tick!
This summer Studio J Architects celebrates 5 years of trading and what a ride it has been.
We were coupled together with the client of this project through the scheme Architect in the House; this resulted in forming a great relationship with the client and fantastic improvement to their home.
Employing a builder to undertake construction work can be a daunting experience no matter how big the project. Here are my top 10 tips to help guide you through safely.
Part 2 of my interview with The Business of Architecture.
It was great privilege to be asked to be interviewed for Business of Architecture. The first part of the interview looks into the early days of Studio J.
Want to know a bit more about where Studio J calls home? It’s the unique and inspirational Duke Studios, you won’t find a better office in Leeds (well we think so)!
Taking an unsightly waste ground and turning it into a highly desirable place to live and work.
