Works progressing at Lace Market Point, Nottingham
Progress shot of our residential development in the heart of Nottingham’s historic Lace Market. The development will create 90 apartments with
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2021
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2021
Field House Submitted For Planning
We are pleased to share an image of Field House, our Paragraph 79 family dwelling which has been submitted for planning. Staniforth Archite
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21
2020
Merry Christmas From Staniforth Architects!
From everyone at Staniforth Architects – we wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Please note that our offices will be closed over
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22
2020
11 New-build Family Homes in Leicestershire Submitted for Planning
Planning application submitted for 11 new-build family homes in Leicestershire, incorporating contemporary design ideas on terraced housing and
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23
2020
Regeneration scheme for a gateway site in Leicestershire submitted for planning
Plans for the creation of 41 new homes have been submittedto the Local Authority for planning approval. The residential proposals attempts
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16
2020
Sheffield Star Student Accommodation Nears Completion
Our 254 bed student accommodation scheme at the former Sheffield Star newspaper building nears completion. The refurbishment works
Read morePlans Submitted For Conversion & Development of Listed Buildings to Create 21 New Dwellings
Proposals to transform the grade II-listed Market Harborough office buildings into 21 dwellings have been submitted to the Local Authority for planning approval.
The former town houses, which were constructed in the 18th century, has been used by chartered surveyors since 1960.
The scheme would involve the offices being transformed into 11 one and two-bed apartments while a new rear courtyard mews development
would provide 10 new dwellings.
The proposals intend to improve and enhance the two listed buildings through conversion and new build to create high-quality inspiring town-centre residential accommodation, whilst respecting and adding to the character of the buildings and their context.
The listed buildings are at the heart of the development, with the new-build elements providing a modern, legible composition, with a simple, modern design language that gently references the heritage of the site.