Period-property extensions
Layouts, massing and materials developed around daylight, neighbour amenity, garden connection and the character of the existing home.
Design-led residential architecture for substantial homes, sensitive extensions, remodelling and development opportunities across Edgbaston.
Edgbaston contains substantial period properties, mature gardens, estate-managed areas and several conservation-sensitive streets. Proposals often require a careful response to heritage significance, trees, boundary treatments, neighbouring amenity and the scale of the original building.
Hepburn Architects can support the project from early feasibility and planning strategy through to Building Regulations drawings and consultant coordination. The appointment is tailored to the property, approval route and information already available.
Layouts, massing and materials developed around daylight, neighbour amenity, garden connection and the character of the existing home.
Layouts, massing and materials developed around daylight, neighbour amenity, garden connection and the character of the existing home.
Original character, significance, materials, trees and the wider street are treated as design inputs rather than late constraints.
A coordinated architectural service covering the design, approval route, technical information and consultant inputs appropriate to the project.
Architectural design, planning and Building Regulations for single, two-storey and wrap-around house extensions.
View serviceDesign and technical support for dormer, hip-to-gable, mansard and rooflight loft conversions.
View serviceSite appraisal, planning design and technical packages for individual homes and small residential developments.
View servicePlanning drawings, statements and submission support for residential projects and changes of use.
View serviceDetailed residential technical drawings coordinated with Parts A to S of the Building Regulations.
View serviceEdgbaston includes several conservation areas and part of the main Edgbaston Conservation Area is covered by an Article 4 Direction. Properties on the Calthorpe Estate may also require separate estate consent in addition to statutory approvals.
A selection of sensitive extensions, remodelling and residential development work from Edgbaston and central Birmingham.
The answer depends on the proposal, planning history and local controls. Conservation-area status, Article 4 restrictions, listed status and estate covenants can all affect the approval route.
No. Estate consent is a separate private approval and does not replace planning permission, listed building consent or Building Regulations approval where those are required.
Trees within conservation areas are protected, and some trees are also subject to Tree Preservation Orders. Tree constraints should be assessed before the footprint and access strategy are fixed.
Yes. We can assess the planning history, character, landscape, access and development potential before preparing a design and planning strategy.
Tell us where the property is and what you are considering. David will review the enquiry and advise on a proportionate next step.
We also support projects across Harborne, Moseley, Ladywood, Selly Oak, Birmingham City Centre, Birmingham.
Contact the practice to discuss the property, likely approval route and the most proportionate architectural service.