The kitchen is at the very heart of many homes and it is not surprising that many house extensions include the reformation and/ or the extension of an existing kitchen layout. A room where all the family can enjoy delicious food and relax together.

Here at BDS Architecture Ltd we have compiled photos of some of our favourite kitchen extensions...

In architectural circles there are certain key personality traits in an individual that put him or her above their competitors. And the same applies to architectural firms.

Just like in fashion, interior design and gadgets, architecture too falls prey to fads – although in the case of architecture these tend to be more about developments than whims.

What are the residential architecture design trends of 2018? Well, here’s a run-down on some of the more prominent changes you can expect to see when you’re out and about.

The lovely stone cottage renovation in Belper is now complete. You can take a look around the cottage when the work first started here... 

You Tube Belper Stone Cottage Renovation - Before

and another look around now the renovation work is completed here... 

You Tube Belper Stone Cottage Renovation - Completed

Burton Old County Court - Transforming into apartments - the design stage

When a historic building can no longer live up to it’s current purpose and provide the facilities required to serve the public’s needs, new facilities are sort and the old buildings are vacated falling into disrepair however this is a good new story as Burton Old County Court was sold by the local council to a developer.

3D Extension Design - Visualisation for project in Little Eaton 

You may remember we visted our client in Little Eaton back in November 2017 with a view to designing a kitchen extension and redesigning the internal layout to optimise the overall living space. The project has moved on and the initial designs are now completed. The client is currently deciding which design/ layout they prefer. Above is design option 1 which has been created in 3D (CGI) to illustrate how the proposed extension would look in situ.

Single Storey Extension to 1930’s property, Little Eaton