There is ever increasing demand for larger family homes particularly in the Comberton Village College catchment area. 

The advantages for a house extension were obvious. 

The property on Glenferrie Rd is situated in a popular part of St Albans. 

It is a semi-detached brick built Victorian terrace located within a predominately residential area.

These two properties on Albert Street in Cambridge are defined as buildings important to the character of the area. 

They are adjoining unlisted buildings of gault brick, early Victorian mid terrace properties with slate roofs in the Castle and Victoria Road Conservation Area extension. 

This property has its challenges as it sits within the Croft Lane Conservation Area and is very near several other listed buildings. 

The property is a detached house sitting well back from Croft Lane in extensive gardens with mature planting. 

We are really pleased that our recent work has paid off and our barn conversion design has achieved full planning permission.

The conversion of dairy farm barns in Swavesey will go ahead following our work with planning consultants PlanSurv and Bryant Land & Property.

HARVEY NORMAN ARCHITECTS WILL BE EXHIBITING AT THE HOMEBUILDING & RENOVATING SHOW THIS SEPTEMBER.

If you're planning a self build or renovation project, the show is a great place to start. With over 350 exhibitors you'll leave the show armed with great contacts, ideas, inspiration and advice.