At Fibre Architects, we believe that architecture is more than just creating buildings and spaces – it’s about creating places that inspire, function beautifully, and stand the test of time. High-quality design is at the heart of what we do, … Read More
In recent years, multi-generational living has gained considerable traction across the UK. This housing trend – where multiple generations of a family live under one roof – has re-emerged as a solution to the challenges posed by rising living costs, … Read More
If you own land and want to explore its development potential, the Call for Sites process could be your gateway to transformation. This often-overlooked land promotion strategy allows landowners to propose their land for future housing or commercial developments during … Read More
Getting older isn’t easy. But spending quality time with your family is and being on the doorstep of your family’s home bridges the gap and brings so many benefits. Barbara had previously lived close to her daughter and son-in-law’s … Read More
Does your project involve work that will affect a shared wall or boundary between you and your neighbour’s property? If so, you will need to be aware of the requirements of the Party Wall Act. If you live in a … Read More
A variety of mixed-use style developments are gaining traction across the UK, offering a versatile approach to property development, and incorporating diverse needs within a single project. These schemes, which can integrate residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial components, are becoming … Read More
In student housing design, architects are leading efforts to elevate standards and enhance the overall living experience for students. By embracing innovative approaches and leveraging contemporary design principles, architects are reshaping the landscape of student accommodations. Here’s how as architects, … Read More
Another barn conversion project which we are delighted to see so much progress. This stunning home now has the windows fitted, and is currently having the last of the plastering work completed. The kitchen and bathroom are next on … Read More
From 21st May 2024, some changes to existing Permitted Development Rights (PDRs) have come into effect in England and Wales. Change of use of Agricultural Buildings The Class Q Permitted Development Rights have been amended to allow the change … Read More
Extending a listed building involves navigating a complex regulatory environment designed to protect structures of historical and architectural significance. Here’s a guide to help you understand the process and requirements for obtaining listed building consent. What is Listed Building … Read More