The Drive
The Drive project focused on enhancing everyday living by adding en-suites to bedrooms on the first and third floors, improving both functionality and privacy across multiple levels of the home.
Project Details
£90K–£150K
Domestic Architecture
The Drive
Service We Provide
We managed the entire architectural process, including:
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Planning submission with detailed architectural drawings.
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Building control facilitation with full specification documentation.
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Coordination with a trusted contractor to ensure smooth on-site implementation.
The Drive
The Drive project focused on enhancing everyday living by adding en-suites to bedrooms on the first and third floors, improving both functionality and privacy across multiple levels of the home.
Overview of Project
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Working within a budget range of £90K–£150K, the project required careful planning and smart design decisions to deliver high-quality results while maintaining cost-efficiency.
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The project was delivered within a focused 10–12 week timeline, covering design, approvals, and construction collaboration—demonstrating efficient planning and execution from start to finish.
The Drive
Key Achievements
Enhanced Living Experience:
Successfully upgraded two key bedrooms with en-suites, significantly improving functionality, privacy, and overall comfort.
Efficient Use of Budget:
Delivered high-end results within the set budget range of £90K–£150K, ensuring excellent value without compromising design or quality.
Streamlined Planning Process:
Achieved fast-track approvals and building control clearance through clear documentation and proactive collaboration with stakeholders.
On-Time Delivery:
Completed all phases—from design to coordination and approvals—within the tight 10–12 week timeframe.
Design Cohesion:
Maintained the property’s architectural harmony while integrating new elements, ensuring the extensions felt like a natural evolution of the space.