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Featured Reviews for Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire

Punchard Group
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars25 May 2023
“Thank you Anita & Sam Thank you for your patience and excellent service All your hard work has been greatly appreciated All the best Chris & Lisa ward”
The Practical Planning Company Ltd
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars19 May 2021
“Can’t recommend Ben and Practical Planning Company enough. Nothing was every too much trouble and he went over and beyond for us. So professional, so friendly and the smoothest process ever. Ben is clearly very passionate about his work and we thoroughly enjoyed working with him.”
JLK Architectural Design LLP
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars27 August 2020
“JLK Architectural Design was recommended by friends who spoke very highly of Julia and her team. We invited Julia to quote for us to design a side extension and obtain all the planning permissions etc. Upon meeting her, my wife and I both felt that she was the right architect for our project. Very friendly, professional and full of great ideas. She was patient with us as we deliberated over various aspects of the design and gave invaluable advice and support in arriving at our final plan. We have no hesitation in recommending Julia and feel she went above and beyond our expectations. Thanks again.”
Egon Hansen Architects
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars25 September 2023
“First class from initial meeting and ideas to putting the plans into action. Egon dealt with all aspects of the project and planning permission was granted without any restrictions. We would definitely recommend to anyone.”
Jervis Design Architects
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars28 February 2023
“I’ve been working with Jervis Design on my project which includes the conversion of three barns and my house extension. They’re great to work with in terms of professionalism, engagement and timescales. The 3D designs are second to none. The presentation of the designs is very impressive and will undoubtedly play a key role in the planning prospects of the project going forward. I would recommend Jervis Design to anyone.”
Place for Humans
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars13 April 2020
“Having worked with Joe to develop the branding and website for ‘Place for Humans’, I gathered an in-depth understanding of how Joe works and his ethos behind his practice. One of the first things that is clear when you meet Joe is his focus on people. He makes it his mission to really understand his clients needs, so he can find real solutions to their underlying problems. He has drive, great vision and a genuine want to help people. I would highly recommend Joe & Place for Humans to help find unique answers that are suited to real lives.”
Lang Architects
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars23 June 2020
“Brilliant! Lang Architecture provided a well thought out design for our property and really listened, I mean really listened, to what we were trying to achieve. Professional, innovative and a joy to deal with throughout the process. I can’t recommend them highly enough.”
Design Haus Architecture
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars8 December 2016
“James worked with us on plans for our extension. He has an intuitive approach to design, working with ideas flexibly and offers excellent solutions to problems. James has good communication skills, keeping us in the loop throughout the whole process. Plans were completed with innovative ideas and options that helped us to clearly visualise the completed build. We couldn't recommend his service any higher.”
GRT Architecture
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars4 December 2019
“We employed GRT Architecture on the recommendation of some friends. Joe did an excellent job providing a plan with a very workable solution to a complex space issue in an old stone cottage. We ended up with exactly what we wanted both aesthetically and practically providing us with more usable space than we thought possible. Joe was extremely helpful, sympathic to our wishes and the character of the building and the job was done in a timely manner.”
The Interiorist
Accessible Design Professionals in Derby, Derbyshire
Average rating: 5 out of 5 stars3 November 2016
“We bought Willow Springs cottage in the summer of 2014 and have spent eighteen months making much-needed repairs to it, inside and out. We got in touch with Stephanie as we'd heard about her friendly and calm approach - calm was something we needed faced with a house desperately in need of some TLC! Built in the mid-1600s, the cottage underwent a major renovation in the late 1800s, when the timber-framed half of the cottage was rebuilt. An early photograph shows that this Victorian facsimile replaced a much older (we assume 17th Century) timber-framed structure, made up of twisted timber frame, a concoction of various infills and possibly a thatched roof. The cottage was then extended in the 1960s, when the scullery in the Victorian part was doubled in size to form a small kitchen, and the large inglenook fireplace in the living room was sadly removed to create the entrance to a single-storey extension. Stephanie was involved from the offset, advising on many aspects of the project, from preparing us for discussions with the conservation officer through to offering creative input on changes to the use of the space. Our main focus was on removing the inappropriate materials that had been used on the cottage over the previous decades. The main offender was the cement mix and gypsum plaster on around half of the internal walls. Fortunately, a good amount of the original lime plaster remained intact (or repairable) in the rest of the house, mostly on the upper floors. Similarly, on top of the earth floors on the ground floor, several layers of impermeable materials had been laid (such as roofing felt, concrete, plastic sheeting and carpeting) in an attempt to dry out and warm the house. Once removed, the house began to dry out beautifully, although the lower plasterwork was beyond repair where damp had been forced up the walls. Stephanie was a great help advising us before we made decisions about what we could save and what we would need to replace. For example, at one point (before we were fully read up on the best way to deal with heritage houses: "repair not replace!"), we had been advised to remove a cracked lime ash floor on the first floor. Thankfully Stephanie pointed out that aside from any structural problems this removal might cause, it would be a loss historically, so we went on to repair it, and we're so pleased we took her advice. She created 3D renderings to help us envision how we could make the layout better suit our needs and add a nice flow and cosiness. She placed an emphasis on this, encouraging us to think in a very ‘human’ way about the way we wanted to live, work and play in our home. Few structural changes were needed. We decided to demolish two items – the small extension to the living room and the two-storey bay windows, both structures added in the 1960s and in a poor state of repair; both changes prompting the conservation officer to comment “you’re the only people I’ve met who actually want to make their house smaller!” We also decided to move the bathroom from the ground floor to the room directly above, and to brick up a doorway which led from a small hallway/WC next to the bathroom into the Victorian dining room, making space for a downstairs WC. Following this stage of the project, the uPVC windows were replaced with timber double-glazed units and the cottage was rewired and re-plumbed. In the living room and kitchen, limecrete floors were laid over foamed glass insulation and underfloor heating, with reclaimed York stone flags to finish. A lime/hemp basecoat was applied thickly to the bare walls with a lime putty topcoat. In the dining room, we revealed a Victorian arched brick fireplace, which we went on to clean up and repoint. The cottage was painted throughout with clay paint. Work continues - I feel it may for a while yet as this little old house presents new challenges from time to time– but it is a lovely to place to live. Thank you to Stephanie for her calm and thoughtful guidance, expertise and know-how throughout the process.”
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