As an experienced architect that can provide impartial and informed advice from the earliest stages of a project, Maria has been accredited as RIBA Client Adviser. She is the first RIBA Client Adviser in Lincolnshire

RIBA Client Advisers guide clients through the process of commissioning buildings, helping them to maximise the value and quality of their projects. They can draw up a business case, prepare the project brief, help select the right practice, set up and lead the project team or manage the procurement on behalf of the client.

Today we were joined by Ben, a work experience student. Ben designed concept proposals for two very different learning spaces and a new family house. It’s been a very productive day.

We have the pleasure to announce we received Full Planning Permission for our proposal for the Scarborough Esplanade regeneration aka Slinky.

The project was developed in collaboration with the Lincolnshire Community Foundation and features in our Projects section.

We are delighted to announce that we recently moved into our new space.

Right in the centre of historical Lincoln, the location could not be better.  We are a stone’s throw from the cathedral and the castle. We’re excited about the hustle and bustle outside our windows and all of the great bars and restaurants within an easy walking distance of the new location.

The new office is on the first floor, just opposite OSKA and Object and Line.

The office has been redecorated and furnished in various shades of white. We’ve discovered RAL9010 ‘Pure white’ has a hint of yellow.  We’re still working on getting settled in and adding artwork to the walls, but we’re very happy to be in the new space.

Thanks to everyone for their support through the first year and with the move.

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This location has off-street 1h free parking and lots of pay-and-display parking.

Our project featured in BBC News article and in ‘Look North’.  It reports on our design for Scarborough Esplanade, aka Slinky. We are very excited!

‘A planned attraction for Skegness will protect holidaymakers from the “bracing” winds the seaside town is famous for.
The £1.2m development will include a walkway to protect against adverse weather, with stages at either end.
East Lindsey District Council claims the shape of the walkway mirrors the waving arms of the Lincolnshire resort’s famous Jolly Fisherman mascot.
Those involved hope it will become an “iconic addition” to the foreshore.’

More here.

Karolina and David took a transect walk in Skegness.

To see the results click here.

Welbourn Barn Conversion Phase 1 was completed in just four weeks. The modest changes included introducing a utility and a shower room. We are pleased with the quality of work. Thank you Howden Davy.

More to come!

We are very pleased to have received planning permission for the summer house in Cottingham. This traditional structure, with a fully glazed gable end, will be completed by this summer.

The site lies in the heart of the Conservation Area a Zone 3 flood plain. The constraints were incredibly sensitive.

Work has now commenced on site.

Maria and Karolina have submitted a Planning Application for a summer house in Cottingham. The design comprises of an open plan social space, a mezzanine level and a large external decking area.
Fingers crossed for a swift validation by East Riding of Yorkshire Council!