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Simple Guide to Improving Your Home

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Renovating and Extending Your House Choosing the right property is key. Making a bad choice at this stage will inevitably result in much effort and expense for little gain. Utilise property search engines but be generous with your parameters as you also want to consider the potential of a plot as well as the development opportunities of the property itself. …

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Celebrating Two Years in Business

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Cambridge Architecture Practice Celebrates 2 Years in Business Dylan Morton Design and Architecture are proud to have been providing the complete architectural service for Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire for two years now. It is not only a fantastic achievement for DMD Architecture to grow a thriving business in the current climate but also in helping so many of our clients …

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Converting Your Garage

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Garage Conversions Garage conversions can add approximately 10% value to your property and can be a cost effective way to add space to your home. By making use of the unused space in your garage, you could save money on the price of moving house, and you wouldn’t have to go through the disruption and frustration that moving involves. Many …

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Learning New Skills

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Building, Refurbishment and DIY If you are completing a new project and have looked into costs you will have seen how employing the different trades required to complete the work can dramatically increase the outlay for your renovation, extension or new build. However, it may be worth considering gaining the knowledge in some areas yourself which could provide you with …

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Making Your New Bathroom Project Eco Friendly

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Bathroom Renovations, Remodelling & Refurbishment The average bathroom uses a significant amount of water. There are a few simple things you may wish to consider when designing your new bathroom that will reduce water consumption for your household making your bathroom more Eco friendly. The average time spent taking a shower is 7 minutes. This uses a large volume of …

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Competition Winner

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Dylan Morton Owner of DMD Architecture With His Prize Recently deciding to enter a competition via Facebook to win a new Starley JKS-R1 road bike, imagine my surprise to receive an email several weeks later congratulating me on being the lucky winner. As a now proud owner of the full carbon fibre race machine built with Sram Force components I …

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New Year Renovations

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House Extensions, Renovations & Refurbishment 2013 is imminent and some will be considering their new renovation or home extension project for the new year. Think about what you would like to achieve from your home and make a list of the things you would like in an ideal world. Although you may not be able to afford everything on your …

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Planning Permission & Permitted Development

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Extending Your Home & Permitted Development Because it is believed the ‘red tape’ involved within the planning system is detrimental to the economy the government are looking at relaxing the rules around permitted development in a hope to assist with this problem. Within existing permitted development rules you can achieve a very good sized extension without requiring planning permission. The …

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Adding Additional Space

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Remodelling, refurbish & space planning If you are looking to create much needed space without building an extension, adding a loft conversion or garage conversion then some clever remodelling can achieve this. The internal layout of many homes does not make good use of the space available and with good design and careful consideration we at DMD Architecture can help …

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Avoiding Neighbour Disputes

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House extensions, building work and neighbours When commencing any new building project, disputes between you and your neighbours could arise, although this is a rare occurrence. A way to reduce the risk of disputes becoming a major issue with your build is to ensure that your neighbours are kept informed throughout the planning and building process and address any concerns …

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