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MAD have just received planning approval for our proposed alterations to a house in Curbar, in the Peak District.
The scheme involves the replacement of a unsightly conservatory with a contemporary extension, creating an open plan living / dining / kitchen area. The tall bi-fold doors provide views up towards Curbar Edge.
Negotiations with the Peak District National Park Planning department progressed smoothly, aided by the 3D models & montage views.
Work is due to start in late summer 2017.
MAD have just received planning approval for our proposed alterations to a house on Storrs Road, Chesterfield.
The scheme involves the complete renovate & extension of a small 2 bedroom house, into a luxury 4 bedroom house, including an open plan living / dining / kitchen area around a gallery staircase.
Work is due to start in late summer 2017.
A quick site visit today to see the progress at the A-Rock Construction site, off Dunston Road.
The exterior of the two bungalows are nearing completion and internal fit out has begun. The coming weeks will see the landscaping and driveways installed ready for completion.
The properties are now listed with estate agents and anyone interested should make contact for further details.
Rightmove links
bungalow 1 | bungalow 2
MAD have just received planning approval for our proposed alterations to a house on Rushley Avenue, Sheffield.
The scheme includes replacing an existing conservatory and opening up the rear rooms, to create a stunning new open plan family room, with great views across the valleys of Sheffield. In addition to the ground floor works, an under used first floor conservatory is also being replaced to create a new bedroom for the family.
Work is due to start towards the end of April.
Well our last website served us well for a couple of years. But it was time for a refresh and more mobile compatibility. So today we went live with MAD-Architects 2.0.
MAD have just received planning approval for our proposed renovation and extension to a bungalow on Parkhead Road, Sheffield.
The scheme involves a complete reconfiguration and renovation of the existing 1970's bungalow to create a family home for the 21st century.
When finished the bungalow will feature 4 bedrooms, including a master bedroom with ensuite and dressing room, overlooking the stunning views of the countryside.
The extension forms the new living space, including an open plan kitchen, living & dining area with expansive sliding doors openings into a new patio area, with the existing bungalow forming a quite snug.
Work is due to start in the summer and be completed in early 2016.
