We pride ourselves on getting the architectural plans for our schemes right, but this is almost guaranteed not to happen on the first try. So when we are commissioned to do a feasibility study, we will keep drawing up alternative designs until we get something that the client is happy with before moving onto the next stage. Sometimes we come up with a number of schemes which explore very different ideas, and sometimes there can be minor alterations as the client gets closer t

A potential new client wrote: We moved into our house a few years ago and are now looking at ways of maximizing the current structure. The original part of the house dates back to approx 1890 but it has been extended several times since. We feel there may well be a better way of utilising the current design, and may even need a small extension. This is a problem that is pretty typical of the older house that has been altered a few, or many times before. It is exactly the type