It was wonderful to bring together friends and colleagues from across the property world for some gentle networking and learning about the latest planning news and the history of our Tudor period office.   Adam Hieke gave guests a guided tour, revealing the secrets of oak framed construction, the origin of the terms “top dog” and “under dog” and showing off the apotropaic marks we revealed at Halloween!   A special thank you to our guest speaker, Geoff Douglass of Pelham Plan

After a journey of nearly 2½ years, we’re delighted to share that planning approval has been granted for three new homes in Surrey. This project is a great example of perseverance and collaboration. The original scheme was refused in June 2023 and the appeal dismissed in 2024. The scheme focused on unlocking the potential of a generous plot and transforming a single dwelling with a large garden into three thoughtfully designed homes. We worked closely with Pelham Planning

ISO 9001 isn’t just an internationally recognised quality management standard; it’s a recognition of our dedication to providing the best service possible to our clients.   The ISO 9001 framework reflects our commitment to:   Consistency Reliability Continuous Improvement   Well done to all the team for their hard work in maintaining such high standards.   #iso9001 #nyesaunders #architecture #surrey

This Halloween, we’re celebrating the spooky side of architecture! Did you know that many historic buildings hide apotropaic marks, mysterious carvings once believed to ward off spirits? 🧙‍♀️✨   The image shows extensive taper burns discovered in an attic space during a recent site visit. These ancient symbols could be seen as the original architectural “security systems,” offering protection from the spectral forces.   For those joining our gathering next month with Pelham

Adam getting some hands on CPD lime pointing with conservation stone and mortar specialists Anstey and Stone Ltd.    If you have a heritage project and need an architect who really understands how to conserve historic buildings, do get in touch.   #NyeSaunders #CPD #History #Conservation#Heritage #Architecture

Prior approval for agricultural buildings needn’t be a painful process.  We recently secured priorapproval for two new agricultural storage barns for a client near Horsham.  If you need help with agricultural permitted development give us a call.   #PermittedDevelopment #PriorApproval #AgriculturalDevelopment #NyeSaunders #Architecture

Planning a home extension or garden room? 🏡 Before you build, make sure you’re not building trouble. At Nye Saunders Architects, we...

Join us this Sunday, 14th September, for an exclusive guided tour of our 16th-century timber-framed offices, led by our very own Adam!...

As inspecting architect for St John’s Church, Hale, our colleague Adam is proud to support the care of this much-loved 181-year-old...

Scaffolding is now down as we near the final stages of roof repairs on this Grade II* listed school building.   The project has focused...

This week’s sketchbook entry gives a glimpse into our approach to a recent successful planning application for a master plan project. The...

From solar panels and green roofs to natural ventilation and daylighting, here at Nye Saunders, we are always exploring strategies to...

We’re delighted to have supported a successful planning application for the thoughtful reconfiguration and extension of a much-loved...

We are delighted to be able to bring you these stunning images of this recently completed new home in the grounds of our client’s home in...

Could your plot of land take advantage of the Government’s plan to build 1.5 million homes in the next 5 years? Does the new ‘Grey Belt’...

A glimpse behind the scenes — one of our recent concept sketches fresh from the Nye Saunders drawing board.   #sketch #nyesaunders...

We’re delighted to have secured planning permission for an extension to a stunning Arts & Crafts-style country home in Surrey.   The...

Join us from 19th – 21st May at the ISBA Conference in Manchester — we’ll be at Stand 173!   At Nye Saunders Chartered Architects, we use...

We’re thrilled to be featured in the Spring 2025 edition  of Premier Magazine  (see us on page 22 )!   Our team at Nye Saunders Architects...

"On a Grade 2 listed building, you can do anything you like inside as long as you don’t touch the outside… right?"   ❌ Incorrect! A...