I'm looking for an Architect

[LCFCABC]

Morning all

 

I'm looking for an architect to draw up some plans for a proposed extension to my house. The plan is to convert a conservatory into a two storey extension on the side of the house - possibly need planning permission but may be able to get away with it. The downstairs will be a large kitchen/living space; up stair will be a new bedroom and en suite

 

I'd be interested in offering the opportunity up to a recent graduate or someone who may be starting out in there career local to Leicester.

 

Anyone have ideas how I best approach this?

[Darkon84]

There's plenty around in Leicestershire, it just depends on how much you want to pay, how far you want to travel to meet them etc. A quick Google search will show you. You'd be better off speaking to your local council's planning department first as I'm certain you'll need planning permission to building something of that ilk, and you'll also need plans, elevations etc for your neighbours to prove that your extension won't have any adverse affects on their property. If they oppose it, you can't build it.

[rico]

Walters Architects

141 London Road

Leicester

 

0116 2541830

[The Year Of The Fox]

My brothers a graduate, PM me for details

[VLC86]

Morning all

 

I'm looking for an architect to draw up some plans for a proposed extension to my house. The plan is to convert a conservatory into a two storey extension on the side of the house - possibly need planning permission but may be able to get away with it. The downstairs will be a large kitchen/living space; up stair will be a new bedroom and en suite

 

I'd be interested in offering the opportunity up to a recent graduate or someone who may be starting out in there career local to Leicester.

 

Anyone have ideas how I best approach this?

 

Step one- Avoid posting on Foxestalk

Step two- Open the yellow pages and look for Architect

Step three- Thank me for my invaluable contribution to this thread.

[ian1984summer]

Graduated with a 1st class honours degree in architecture 7 years ago and been freelance ever since. My rates are average and I have many testimonials available.

Here is an example of my most recent project.

I look forwards to you booking be and paying me in lots of chocolate coins.

[Webbo]

Graduated with a 1st class honours degree in architecture 7 years ago and been freelance ever since. My rates are average and I have many testimonials available.

Here is an example of my most recent project.

I look forwards to you booking be and paying me in lots of chocolate coins.

Not sure that would pass building regs.

[Darkon84]

Graduated with a 1st class honours degree in architecture 7 years ago and been freelance ever since. My rates are average and I have many testimonials available.

Here is an example of my most recent project.

I look forwards to you booking be and paying me in lots of chocolate coins.

 

I'd like to see the EPC rating on that!

[ian1984summer]

I'd like to see the EPC rating on that

 

Not sure that would pass building regs.

 

Thomas the tank engine takes back handers to pass all my work.

[MPH]

Graduated with a 1st class honours degree in architecture 7 years ago and been freelance ever since. My rates are average and I have many testimonials available.

Here is an example of my most recent project.

I look forwards to you booking be and paying me in lots of chocolate coins.

 

 

Not sure that would pass building regs.

 

 

 

He's right. Trees are too close to the house....

[ian1984summer]

He's right. Trees are too close to the house....

[Vardinhio]

Probably best not to put the future of your house in to the hands of a recent graduate. Go get that planning permission and get a decent architect.

[ozleicester]

Go crazy...

 

http://www.arcbazar.com/