What will the new NPPF 2026 mean for development in Essex?
What will the new NPPF 2026 mean for development in Essex? You may have come across information concerning the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)
A modern design or an urban update on a traditional home might not be your first thought when considering an extension. However, we think a contrasting creation can be a terrific addition.
The range of stylish extensions available is now larger than ever. There is no rule book to say that extensions must match the building they are being added to. It can be a masterstroke to design an extension in complete contrast to the original house, using a selection of different and stunning materials.
Dandi Passerini recently created a stunning glass extension to be added to a listed building and family home. The lightweight aluminium metal and glazed doors give an abundance of natural light and panoramic views of the beautiful garden.
Kate Murray designed this featured extension to specifically stand out in style between the original home and the new structure.
These stunning designs lend themselves to both sections of the house whilst also standing out architecturally.
What will the new NPPF 2026 mean for development in Essex? You may have come across information concerning the new National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF)
Architects for extensions help homeowners design a house extension that adds extra space and suits modern living without turning a bright south-facing room into an
Green Belt land plays an important role in the planning system in England, helping to control how towns and cities expand and where new development