Navigating the world of planning permission and seemingly endless paperwork can be a long, complicated process. So, in order to avoid any mishaps, it’s important to be aware of when planning permission is compulsory (and when it is not). In this blog, we’ll explain what planning permission is, and when it is (or isn’t) required for your project. We’ll also talk about permitted development rights and how to go about applying for planning permission.
Any project, whether it’s a small extension or full-scale build, is going to incur costs. And for most people, it’s not quite as simple as buying the materials and building it yourself – you’re going to have to hire experts to help with the more technical aspects of building. Architectural teams, structural engineers, planning permission and building warrants, all these …
Both architects and structural engineers play a integral roles in the development and construction of a building, but what do they do? This blog explains the difference between architects and structural engineers to help you understand which you need for your project.
There is often misunderstanding around planning permission and building warrants, with many people believing that they are the same thing – in this blog, we’ll outline the main distinctions between building warrants and planning permission, so that you know which one you might need for your project and the consequences of not gaining permissions.
Whether you are an experienced developer planning for your next project or this is your first construction experience, choosing the correct architectural team for your project is paramount to its success. Architectural design teams are involved in construction projects from the earliest stages right through to completion. Throughout this process they are using a blend of creative and technical skills …
