EDS are a well established architectural design practice, who take great pride in receiving positive feedback from our clients for services our dedicated team have delivered. EDS started business in relatively straightforward house extensions, but we have grown to a point where we are now consulting on many large scale projects including farm and agricultural conversions, large sites with multiple buildings and large scale housing development.
We also lead building designs for clients with portfolios for care homes and HMO's. The professional and experienced team at EDS now range from our core residential work, to increasingly more complex commercial work including bars and restaurants, through change of use, or up to design and build. We design to your needs and then deliver that work as your dream finished product.
We now also offer a design and build service with project management.
We also lead building designs for clients with portfolios for care homes and HMO's. The professional and experienced team at EDS now range from our core residential work, to increasingly more complex commercial work including bars and restaurants, through change of use, or up to design and build. We design to your needs and then deliver that work as your dream finished product.
We now also offer a design and build service with project management.
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We pride ourselves on listening to you explain your requirements to us, and we empathetically integrate your client brief into solutions for your approval.
We will work with you to get the design that you genuinely want whilst applying our design flair and advice.
We have built good relationships with various planning departments and we understand interpretation of their planning policies so that our designs move through the process with minimum issues arising.
Our extensive knowledge of Building Regulations means we can justify alternative solutions in our negotiations with Approved Inspectors, which is particularly useful for constrained sites.
We will work with you to get the design that you genuinely want whilst applying our design flair and advice.
We have built good relationships with various planning departments and we understand interpretation of their planning policies so that our designs move through the process with minimum issues arising.
Our extensive knowledge of Building Regulations means we can justify alternative solutions in our negotiations with Approved Inspectors, which is particularly useful for constrained sites.
EDS plan and design single storey extensions which provide an excellent way of getting more space and expanding areas such as the kitchen and dining room.
EDS have many clients who wish to open up the entire rear of their property, making open plan spaces for kitchen / diners or just larger kitchens with larger dining rooms or living rooms.
This is well recommended way to improve your home especially when combined with the use of bi-folding doors, roof lights / lanterns and large glass areas which can transform your property into one and create an extremely live-able space.
EDS have many clients who wish to open up the entire rear of their property, making open plan spaces for kitchen / diners or just larger kitchens with larger dining rooms or living rooms.
This is well recommended way to improve your home especially when combined with the use of bi-folding doors, roof lights / lanterns and large glass areas which can transform your property into one and create an extremely live-able space.
For customers that are looking to add a substantial amount of space to their home and more bedrooms.
In our experience most houses are adaptable to a double storey side extension.
A common thing to do is the simple additional of a new entrance at the top of the stairs turning into the new bedroom(s) sometimes with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe.
Downstairs the space can be opened up with larger kitchens and new rooms to the front.
Of course stairs aren't always on the side you want extend but there is normally a way to make a hall into the extension this can give rise to natural light issues but 9 times out of 10 it is still achievable.
In our experience most houses are adaptable to a double storey side extension.
A common thing to do is the simple additional of a new entrance at the top of the stairs turning into the new bedroom(s) sometimes with en-suite and walk-in wardrobe.
Downstairs the space can be opened up with larger kitchens and new rooms to the front.
Of course stairs aren't always on the side you want extend but there is normally a way to make a hall into the extension this can give rise to natural light issues but 9 times out of 10 it is still achievable.
An extremely popular way of gaining more space is with a loft conversion; a well-executed conversion can boost the value of your home well beyond the amount of money you actually spend on the building work.
Normally a loft conversion is Permitted Development (unless it has got large dormer windows), but must comply with Building Regulations.
We provide Building Regulation submissions, which include details of the loft construction, for your builder to work too, normally these drawings are approved by Building Control prior to work starting on site.
Normally a loft conversion is Permitted Development (unless it has got large dormer windows), but must comply with Building Regulations.
We provide Building Regulation submissions, which include details of the loft construction, for your builder to work too, normally these drawings are approved by Building Control prior to work starting on site.
UK planning allows practically any homeowner to add a small porch at the front of their house.
Providing the dimensions are within certain limits, you shouldn't need planning permission.
A porch is obviously a simple way of gaining extra space.
Your porch can also serve as an extra layer of defence against intruders.
A porch could also help to improve energy efficiency by preventing heat loss to the outside.
EDS have many clients who add a porch to their drawings / planning application as part of other more major works.
Providing the dimensions are within certain limits, you shouldn't need planning permission.
A porch is obviously a simple way of gaining extra space.
Your porch can also serve as an extra layer of defence against intruders.
A porch could also help to improve energy efficiency by preventing heat loss to the outside.
EDS have many clients who add a porch to their drawings / planning application as part of other more major works.
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