Conversion of a former water reservoir – Circular building
This project is really starting to take shape. Here are some progress photos of our conversion and extension of a circular former water reservoir building into a new private residence.
How do Architects redevelop Listed Buildings and their grounds?
Historic England have a particular process in mind in their guidance on development affecting listed buildings, and this is generally what architects should follow. Preparation It starts with the aspiration of the client in terms of need, and options … Read More
10 things you should be aware of about self-build plots
When you purchase a site or a building you must ensure you can build the home you want. Therefore, it is imperative that you are fully aware of the warning signs that could cause possible problems such as issues regarding … Read More
Converting a former water reservoir building – The project continues
Earlier this year we communicated some snippets of a project to convert a former water reservoir building into a family home, which was put forward for planning approval. We were successful in securing planning consent and the project is currently … Read More
Converting a former water reservoir
Eagerly awaiting the determination of our Planning Application to convert this former water reservoir into a fantastic new home – just look at that view!
Does my plot have redevelopment potential?
Land for development is scarce in the UK. Many of the plots for sale in the current market are limited by planning permission or restrictive covenants. South and West Yorkshire have particularly high proportions of green belt land in comparison … Read More
Professional Consultants Certificate (PCC) or Building Warranty?
At Fibre Architects, we can provide Professional Consultants Certificates (PCC) which are recognised by the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) on all residential projects. Sometimes also known as an Architects Certificate, the PCC acts as a guarantee for the quality of design, … Read More
Have you considered using frameless or structural glazing in your property?
Frameless glass has been around since the 1950s but more recently the technique is becoming more and more popular in residential homes, adding a contemporary element to any style of building. This relatively new technique boasts some great features as … Read More
Self-build homes: How to estimate your costs
When planning your self-build project, one of the most significant elements is assessing the costs. Often, in a build project, the costs can vary significantly, particularly if part of the project does not work out as planned and contingency plans … Read More
Things to consider when renovating a listed building
We are uniquely privileged in the United Kingdom to have a host of listed buildings from old mills to country cottages to stately homes; but would you take one on? At Fibre Architects we are experts in this area of … Read More