Architectural Blog:

SELF BUILD IN MELTON MOWBRAY

Another of our self-build home designs now on site with the construction phase in full swing. Set in the village of Grimston, Melton Mowbray, Leicester – the 4 bedroom property includes an air source heat pump, thermal store and solar (PV) panels for increased energy efficiency.  The final designs for this bespoke dwelling include many traditional details including corbelled brickwork, arched brick window heads, flush casement windows and a feature oak porch.

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Architectural Design Brief:

To provide the architectural designs for a new self- build home with traditional detailing to a tight budget

Location:
Grimston, Melton Mowbray

Date
Summer 2024

Clients
Self Build

Category
Residential Architecture

Area
Architecture in Melton Mowbray

Site
Melton Mowbray

Planning Authority
Melton Borough Council

PD Architecture is an Award Winning CIAT Chartered Architectural Practice, established by Paul Day BSc (Hons) MCIAT in 2004.

Specialised in residential developments our typical clients include homeowners, developers, self-builders & architects in Nottingham, Leicester and the surrounding areas.  We provide architectural designs for:

– home extensions
– self builds
– new build home designs
– residential estates

We also offer outsourcing and technical services for:

– architects in Nottingham
– architects in Leicester

. . .  in fact we have helped many architectural practices from around the east midlands

Please do contact us to find out what we can bring to your project, big or small, and, if you are new to our blog, please feel free to have a look around, view our Architectural Gallery and our Architectural Case Studies . . . or by all means navigate back to our homepage

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Offices in Nottingham and in Leicester

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