Author Archives: Andy

July is set to be an interesting month in terms of projects on the drawing board for us here at Mash Architecture. We are currently preparing an outline planning application for a pair of houses in Thackley near Bradford, as … Continue reading

Much of the housing stock in West Yorkshire consists of semi-detached properties, often built in the 1930s, and with hipped roofs. These houses were built in pairs, usually with a side driveway and a hipped roof (i.e. sloping on 3 … Continue reading

Should you proceed with a planning application and it is refused for any reason, you do have the right to lodge a free appeal to the central Planning Inspectorate in Bristol. From time to time we do encounter the unfortunate … Continue reading

As a small, intimate and approachable architectural business, we are able to provide a bespoke service tailored specifically to suit each client’s individual needs. The majority of our work falls under what we would class as residential projects, and these … Continue reading

Here at Mash Architecture, we consider it only fair and reasonable to offer all potential new customers are free consultation on their project. This will typically involve an on-site meeting where the exchange of ideas can take place and advice … Continue reading

Many of our architectural projects here at Mash involve works to houses that were typically built between the turn of the Twentieth Century and the Second World War (1900-1939). Standard across these houses are separate lounge and dining rooms and … Continue reading

The most rewarding aspect of work here at Mash Architecture is the completion of projects and the sight of a happy client. Many of our projects are functional – practical solutions to everyday problems – and that’s fine, but some … Continue reading

A loft conversion is a fantastic way to add much-needed accommodation to your property. In the majority of cases, loft conversions can be carried out under Permitted Development, which means you don’t have to apply for planning permission. And, in … Continue reading

The single storey rear house extension is a staple project for here at Mash Architecture. More often than not, this type of extension can be built under Permitted Development rights, which means that planning permission is not required. That said, … Continue reading

We were pleased to obtain an ambitious planning permission for a large whole-house renovation and multiple extension project in Baildon, near Bradford yesterday. We look forward to working with our client to develop the scheme further over the summer months. … Continue reading