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Designing Homes for a Changing Climate: Dandi Passerini Discusses Overheating on BBC Radio Essex

With temperatures rising and heatwaves becoming more common, are our homes really equipped to cope with a changing climate? Our Senior Architect, Dandi Passerini, recently joined BBC Radio Essex to discuss how climate change is affecting residential design and what can be done to create homes that are comfortable in both winter and summer. During

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Can AI Figure Out If Your Extension Will Get Planning Permission?

Are you considering a home extension and wondering if ChatGPT can do the planning permission legwork for you? While AI is great at giving answers and explaining the planning process in a nutshell, getting permission isn’t just a matter of asking a few questions. AI has changed the way homeowners think about their home improvement

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Why You Still Need an Architect in the Age of AI Architects

If you haven’t already noticed, Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. It’s transforming industries around the world, and architecture is no exception. Today, homeowners can use AI tools to generate extension ideas, create floor plans, visualise new homes and explore design concepts in a matter of minutes. This has led many people to ask an important

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MP Chartered Architects Celebrates 40 Years in Business

What began as a single architect working above a garage alongside a resident cat has grown into MP Chartered Architects, now proudly celebrating its 40th anniversary. Founded on 2 October 1985, MP Chartered Architects has grown from humble beginnings in High Ongar into one of the area’s longest-established architectural practices, employing a team of 13

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