September, 2020
A recent planning application has been approved for a new annexe in Great Rissington, Cotswolds. Ashleigh Clarke Architects designed an annexe to help support the client’s large family needs. The proposed annexe is a simply detailed traditional extruded form constructed […]
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September, 2020
Tips for designing with mirrors A mirror can bring many functional purposes in an architectural setting, depending on the size, shape and placement. Architects will need to consider the specifics of their own project as the foremost design motivator. An […]
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September, 2020
Smaller and compact apartments are being built more each day, architects and interior designers are challenged to create multifunctional solutions and systems capable of optimising smaller spaces in a way that every inch makes a difference. Professionals need to focus […]
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September, 2020
Architect and flooding Unfortunately flooding is a significant problem for buildings all around the world, and it is sad to say that many architectural treasures are included in this. However, while architecture cannot solve or even fully protect from the […]
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September, 2020
A good few years ago, digital fabrication was making daily headlines. It was promised to drastically change the architecture practice. Research, projects and experiments of dedicated architects have opened a new realm of the possibilities for architectural expression. This blog […]
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September, 2020
Why do we need the CDM Regulations? It has been 20 years since the introduction of the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations CDM and since then there has been a second revision to implement the requirements of the European Parliament. […]
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