Clada Architecture Ltd

This site's second approval was achieved for a more contemporary design. Anodized brushed black aluminium with black exterior glazed tiles, 'IQ Glass' Minimal sliding doors will hide into pocket walls on each side and 'IQ glass' frameless structural glazing in the centre.

Explore the financial intricacies of loft conversions in the latest post of a three-part series, tailored for homeowners and industry experts. This article delves into different conversion types, associated costs, and project durations. I invite builders and traders to contribute your perspectives, correct any estimates, or showcase your services. https://lnkd.in/exKEG-5D

Embarking on a loft conversion project presents a unique set of challenges and opportunities, particularly when navigating the maze of legal and technical requirements. From understanding the nuances of permitted development rights to ensuring compliance with building control regulations, the journey demands careful consideration. This blog post is the second of the Loft Collection, delving into the essential aspects that architectural practices and construction professionals must consider to ensure a seamless process. Join us as we explore the intricacies of planning, stair requirements, and the party wall rules that could impact your next project. This insightful guide is designed to arm you with the knowledge needed to navigate these challenges with confidence.

Blogging's a Pain in the Ass! But as a martial artist enthusiast, I understand the benefits of going back to the fundamentals. That's why my first blog will be a four-part series on Loft Conversions. 'The Idea', 'The Requirements', 'The Cost' and 'The Process'. I'm surprised how much I forgot after working on apartment blocks for 3 years. With budget cuts and a lack of garden space, growing your home in the loft seems like a no-brainer in the UK. Blogging's not all that bad though. Providing valuable information to your clients and becoming an expert in the field, it's a win-win, Enjoy! Check out my blog post https://wix.to/hfd0pZH #newblogpost

How much does a Measured Building Survey Cost? Thinking of hiring a professional for a measured survey? Professional surveys can be expensive, with prices starting at around £375 per drawing. A typical 3-bedroom house in London and Sussex could cost upwards of £1900.  For 2 floorplans and 4 elevations. Can you do this yourself? Yes! You can take control and save big with our DIY Measured Survey Guide. At Clada Architecture, we’ve developed a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to help you accurately measure your property. 📏 What's in the Guide? Detailed instructions to create your own floor plans, elevations, and more. Essential for anyone planning refurbishments, extensions, or space planning. 💸 Save Money: Avoid the hefty fees of professional surveys. Our guide is perfect for those comfortable with DIY tasks. 🔗 Get the Guide: Visit https://lnkd.in/ebt3e-aH and start measuring like a pro! 👩💼 Need a hand? Clada Architecture is here to assist with any queries, absolutely free of charge. Don't let professional survey costs set you back. Check out our DIY guide and take the first step towards a successful project! If you prefer a professional approach, Clada charges from £250 for a typical 3-bed house in Sussex. If this is out of your area, we can recommend a trusted professional to give you a call. 

"We have recently had the pleasure of working alongside Clada Architecture on two significant projects. I'm delighted to report that their expertise and professionalism resulted in successful submissions for both planning and building control applications in Brighton, as well as a planning application in London, with building control to follow. Their ability to grasp our needs was apparent, making them a highly commendable choice for any architectural projects." S.P.

A Tudor house in Brighton tastefully modernised with a significant rear extension on the left and kitchen extension at the centre. Another happy customer.

Happy New Year all, I'm excited and nervous to announce that I have left a perfectly good job as an Architectural Technologist with ECE Architecture to start my own business. Please go easy on me. I'd like to thank all the people who have helped and supported me over the years, I'll be looking forward to the fresh challenges and opportunities this new role brings. I'm starting with what I know best, Planning Application, Building Control and 3D Visuals but there will be more services to follow. Feel free to contact me to discuss what I can offer or visit my webpage at www.clada-architecture.com