We have the resources and ability in order to offer a ‘one-stop-shop’ for all professional design and construction services.
We have undertaken architectural design, building surveying and contract administration for 15 years. This combination of skills ensures that we know how buildings are constructed and design extensions and alterations that harmonise and add value to the host building.
A Short Introduction
Welcome to REAL design
Our aim is to exceed your expectations in terms of architectural design, add value and create special spaces. We are passionate about good design.
We undertake all forms of architectural design, on modern and historic properties from the most basic to the most elaborate, including:
- Extensions
- Alterations
- Loft conversions
- New build
"We work with a full range of clients from private individuals to corporate organisations"
Why REAL design?
We pride ourselves in our knowledge of buildings
Commended in the LABC Building Excellence Awards
Knowledgeable of the planning system
A good relationship with planning officers
Manage all sizes and types of construction projects
A ‘one-stop-shop’ for all professional design and construction services
All You Need
REAL design offer a full range of Services
We have the resources and ability in order to offer a ‘one-stop-shop’ for all professional design and construction services. We can advise you on property purchase, through to the design and construction of your dream house.
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A Few FAQs....
The designation regime is set out in the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990. Applications for new entries and to remove or amend an existing entry are made to Historic England. It will investigate the merits of the application and make a recommendation to the Secretary of State (for Culture, Media and Sport) who will make the decision.
Local planning authorities may serve a Building Preservation Notice (BPN) on the owner and occupier of a building which is not listed, but which they consider is of special architectural or historic interest and is in danger of demolition or of alteration in such a way as to affect its character as a building of such interest. If a BPN is served, an application to list the building must be made at the same time to Historic England.
The Party Wall etc Act 1996 came into force on 1st July 1997. The Act places legal responsibilities on those undertaking building works within specified distances of neighbouring structures and party walls, amongst other things. Party Wall legislation is somewhat complicated and technical in nature. Having undertaken Party Wall work since its inception in 1997, we have an extensive knowledge of the Act and its implications.
