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how we can help

By studying your property, the site, its constraints + the way you live, we can help you to create the perfect project. Whether it’s an extension, a new home, a development, or a commercial premises, we will guide you along the way.

We are an RIBA Chartered Practice + our experienced team will help you get the most out of your project, through maximising value, space, aesthetics + time. We have extensive knowledge in design, planning applications, buildability + construction management, so we are confident you will find yourself in good hands.

Architecture is our passion, not just our job, therefore we will always go above + beyond to help make your project a reality. Click below to see our full architecture service or get in contact for a no obligation property visit and quote.

how we work

Unlike most architects, we work entirely in 3D, no matter how small or large your project is. Other architects work in 2D CAD + then create an extra 3D model for visualisation; this process is outdated, inefficient + requires them to do the work twice, costing you more money in the long run.
We use high-end modelling software (Autodesk Revit) that allows an effective 3D workflow. We don’t charge additional fees for this service because it's so efficient + often saves us time. We produce one model, which then allows us to automatically produce the 2D drawings.
Working entirely in 3D also helps to communicate efficiently, fundamentally resulting in a better design, quicker process + the resolution of details that would often be missed in 2D.

what we’re up to…

The holiday lets at Trafalgar Gardens are looking 👌 Luckily we had a break in the rain during our visit which produced some nice photos. The project is due to be completed in December 2024 and open for bookings early next year. #holidaylet #newhou
The B+P team were out at @southcoastkarting last night celebrating a last minute stag do for @joshua_crooks.02. The competition was fierce in changing conditions under a floodlit track with one or two illegal moves being made (not naming anyone 😂).
Our latest sketch scheme for a site in London. This apartment building is replacing an existing and tired commercial facility to add some much needed housing to the area. The building is longitudinal to suit the site parameters and is pushing the sc
Our latest barn conversion project commences on-site. This Grade II listed threshing barn took forever and a day to get planning approval due to nutrient neutrality and conservation requirements; however, we got there eventually, and it's great to se
Sketch scheme progress of our large 160sqm garden annexe required to support two disabled family members. We've been looking at various floor plan options, along with both single and two storey elevations. A key feature has been to try and sink the d
With the introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG), ecology mitigation and enhancement are getting very complicated. A large number of protected species like to live within the external envelope of your home, not to mention a derelict building or o
They say the smaller projects are the most complicated! This one certainly is. This project, down in Poole, is located on a very steep bank. The client had an existing timber deck that had been slowly moving down the embankment for some time. We were
Our annexe and carport build is progressing nicely on-site. This two bedroom annexe is constructed from a Kingspan timber frame, which was built off-site before being delivered and craned into place, helping to speed up the construction process. The
Happy friday! Hopefully our favourite construction quotes will add a bit of humour to the end of your week 👷 there are some good ones, funny ones, and advice that we could all follow. Let us know in the comments below if you have quotes of your own.
How much does it cost to build? Probably the most common client question, and the most unpredictable outcome. There are a lot of variable factors that can influence costs, such as the specification of finishes and site specific constraints. At the d