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We were delighted to hear that Mill Farm was announced as winner of the "Best Non-Residential Extension, Alteration or Conversion" category, for the Yorkshire region, in the 2024 LABC awards.
In the heart of York city centre, Plaskitt and Plaskitt are a luxury interiors house with over 30 years experience. Founded by Joy and Peter Plaskitt, the team is now made up of three interior designers, Claire, Lucinda and Rosie, and Sophie, showroom co-ordinator.
This replacement dwelling in the countryside was designed to maximise the fantastic views over the Vale of Mowbray. The project involved the demolition of an existing 1960s suburban-style property and replacement with a traditional country house and associated landscaped gardens.
Just a few miles outside of York, FloCoe design and make unique, beautiful, interiors. With Flo’s background in graphic design and growing up with photographer parents, she has a wonderful eye for design; from more traditional styles with a unique touch, to more modern, contemporary ideas, she is passionate about creating stunning spaces.
We are delighted to be recognised by the York Design Awards for a double award for Skelton Hall in York. The York Design Awards encourage and promote excellence in design and conservation and the award presentation in the Guildhall demonstrates quality and breadth of architectural achievement in York.
We are delighted to receive planning approval for a new build dwelling in Strensall Conservation Area in York. The approval marks the culmination of a long process for the clients who originally explored options for the site back in 2020.
This has been a long journey for the client, but this replacement dwelling scheme was approved with unanimous support at Hambleton Planning Committee today.
Bramhall Blenkharn Leonard are delighted to announce the appointment of three senior staff to the practice.
We are delighted to announce that Bramhall Blenkharn Leonard won two awards at this year's Yorkshire Residential Property Awards held at the Royal Armouries in Leeds.
SLOAP The acronym for Space Left Over After Planning, a phrase often used in design and planning circles. The visual reference for this being the many hostile spaces found in our towns and cities, where little or no thought has been given to the design of public space.
We are delighted to have been shortlisted for both 'Best Design Project' for Leeming House and the 'Best Designer of…
We are delighted that our recently completed Helmsley House has been featured in the Yorkshire Post property section this weekend. Article by Sharon Dale, Yorkshire Post
We are pleased to have secured planning approval for a new house in the open countryside under the Paragraph 80 planning policy in the NPPF.
My fellow director recently met a potential new client who asked: “Are you the Traditionalist or the Modernist?” The comment really made me chuckle and I was intrigued to think that the practice was viewed in this way. Did we really seem as though we had two parallel strands that were totally opposite in their approach?
Our studio is located in the market town of Malton, nestled between the North York Moors National Park, Howardian Hills AONB, Yorkshire Wolds and the Yorkshire coast.
Bramhall Blenkharn Leonard, when we thought Bramhall Blenkharn was a mouthful!
‘Do you draw plans?’ I can’t recall the number of times people have asked me that question when I have mentioned that I am an architect. I am constantly amazed that so little is known about what it means to be an architect and the time it takes to gain professional qualification.
Our towns, cities and villages have generally been shaped by topography and notably constructed of materials close to hand. Hence we see honey coloured stone in the Cotswolds and the use of slate and render in the Lake District.
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