It’s easy to think that the only solution to needing more living space is to move house, but with the help of an architect you could find new, fresh and exciting ways to live in your home rather than move. 

Steve Day of Fabric Architects understands that everyone has a dream project for their home, so if you are thinking of altering or extending your home whether it be a grand design or something smaller we can help you make the most out of your home.  We are holding our first monthly ‘Open Studio’ session on Saturday 16th April and 14th May the following month at our offices in West Bridgford between 10am-3pm, providing a chance for homeowners to get some expert advice to help make their home development dreams a reality.  Many people don’t realise the benefit of using an architect to get the most from their project, so come along and have a chat and see what can be achieved. 

To take advantage of this opportunity to ‘ask the architect’ contact Steve Day on 0115 977 5020 to pre-book your appointment.

Project: Extension and alterations to a detached family home in the Lady Bay area of West Bridgford.

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this detatched home to create a new open plan kitchen, dining and living space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.  The new extension steps down internally and externally with the new timber deck to graduate the level difference between the house and garden.  The design incorporates a new utility room which allows the space to function for everyday family use.

Project: Extension and alterations to a detached family home in the Lady Bay area of West Bridgford.

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this detatched home to create a new open plan kitchen, dining and living space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.  The new extension steps down internally and externally with the new timber deck to graduate the level difference between the house and garden.  The design incorporates a new utility room which allows the space to function for everyday family use.

Project: Extension and alterations to a semi-detached Victorian family home in West Bridgford

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this semi-detached home to create a new open plan kitchen and dining space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.   The design incorporates a new utility room, toilet, and cloaks area which allows the home to function for everyday family use.  The original main reception room has been retained at the front of the house and the original dining room has been opened up into the new extension and now functions as a snug.

Project: Extension and alterations to a semi-detached Victorian family home in West Bridgford

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this semi-detached home to create a new open plan kitchen and dining space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.   The design incorporates a new utility room, toilet, and cloaks area which allows the home to function for everyday family use.  The original main reception room has been retained at the front of the house and the original dining room has been opened up into the new extension and now functions as a snug.

Project: Extension and alterations to a semi-detached Victorian family home in West Bridgford

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this semi-detached home to create a new open plan kitchen and dining space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.   The design incorporates a new utility room, toilet, and cloaks area which allows the home to function for everyday family use.  The original main reception room has been retained at the front of the house and the original dining room has been opened up into the new extension and now functions as a snug.

Project: Extension and alterations to a detached family home in the Lady Bay area of West Bridgford.

Status: Complete 2011.

The extension and alterations to this house have opened up the rear of this detatched home to create a new open plan kitchen, dining and living space.  The new folding glazed doors open up the house to the rear creating a strong physical and visual link to the garden outside.  The new extension steps down internally and externally with the new timber deck to graduate the level difference between the house and garden.  The design incorporates a new utility room which allows the space to function for everyday family use.

Parklands Care Home, Newark - South Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - West Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - North Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - Courtyard Elevation

FABRIC have submitted a planning application for a new extension at Parklands Care Home in Newark, Nottinghamshire.  The new extension design will provide 16 new en-suite bedrooms, bathrooms, communal lounges and dining spaces for Red Homes Healthcare.  The design is sensitive to neighbouring homes and enhances the existing home, forming a new secure courtyard for all the residents,  some suffering with dementia.

Parklands Care Home, Newark - South Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - West Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - North Elevation

Parklands Care Home, Newark - Courtyard Elevation

FABRIC have submitted a planning application for a new extension at Parklands Care Home in Newark, Nottinghamshire.  The new extension design will provide 16 new en-suite bedrooms, bathrooms, communal lounges and dining spaces for Red Homes Healthcare.  The design is sensitive to neighbouring homes and enhances the existing home, forming a new secure courtyard for all the residents,  some suffering with dementia.

FABRIC have submitted a planning application for a new extension at Parklands Care Home in Newark, Nottinghamshire.  The new extension design will provide 16 new bedrooms for Red Homes Healthcare and a new secure courtyard, enhancing the facilities for all the residents.