A Midlands-based qualified Architectural Technician and member of the Chartered Institute of Building, with over fifteen years experience in property, design and project management, we are here to both advise and action, providing residential + commercial architecture services with a modern approach.
At SKETCH, our purpose is to make every house feel like a home - a haven, free from the stresses + strains of life, where families come together to unwind and friends gather for good times.
Whether your dream home is airy + open-plan, or full of cosy corners + character, we're here to bring your design vision to life.
WHAT WE DO
Based in North-West Leicestershire, half way between Birmingham and Nottingham, we specialise in technical architectural design, planning and building regulation applications for residential renovations and extensions, and commercial projects.
Our services are split into three categories; measured surveys + technical drawings, planning permission + building regulation applications and technical commercial architecture. If you have a need that falls outside of this, don't hesitate to get in touch, we may still be able to help or recommend someone from our network.
All services are tailored and priced to meet your specific needs.
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Laser measured surveys
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Existing + proposed AutoCAD floor plans + elevation drawings
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SketchUp visualisations
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Specialist in residential extensions + renovations
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Planning + building regulation applications
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Specialist in gaining listed building consent
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Experienced in gaining approval in conservation areas
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Liaison with local authority + building control personnel
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Heritage, design + access statements
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Site surveys
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Detailed architectural drawings
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Planning, listed building + conservation consent applications
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Project management
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Contractor management
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Local authority liaison
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Hospitality specialist
LET'S GET THIS PROJECT OFF THE GROUND
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As an architect you design for the present, with an awareness of the past, for a future which is essentially unknown.
NORMAN FOSTER