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A terraced house with striking architecture is highlighted in red on a quiet street; the rest of the image is in black and white except for the outlined house, showcasing design expertise by Plus Architects.

Planning consent in Brook Green, LBHF

Intersecting volumes of glass and reclaimed brick are sensitively integrated into this Victorian terrace house in the Blythe Road Conservation Area.
A row of brick terraced houses in London with one white bay window outlined in red, a tree and shrubbery in the foreground, and a cloudy sky above—an inviting scene for Plus Architects to envision new interior design possibilities.

Planning consent granted in Hammersmith & Fulham

Art deco balcony overlooking Queen’s Club approved in Barons Court Conservation Area!
Modern kitchen with marble worktops and plants, designed by Plus Architects. Large text overlay at the bottom reads "WE ARE HIRING.

We are Hiring!

We are looking for a talented and self-motivated Architect or experienced Part 2
Three construction workers in safety vests work on scaffolding outside a row of terraced houses in London, with a fallen ladder on the wet street below, showcasing the city’s ever-evolving architecture.

Work has started on Ceylon Road!

A comprehensive refurbishment of a Victorian mid-terrace house in the Blythe Road Conservation Area, Hammersmith and Fulham.
Aerial view of a city block in London with several buildings outlined and labelled by street numbers along Mare Street; one small area is highlighted in red, showcasing a potential Plus Architects interior design project.

Planning consent secured for a 5-storey mixed-use building in Hackney

High quality contemporary design approved in Mare Street Conservation Area, right next to listed building!
A small, enclosed patio with light stone tiles and raised wooden planters, adjacent to a modern brick extension by Plus Architects featuring large black-framed glass doors and windows—a seamless blend of architecture and style.
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Do I Need an Architect for My Project?

Whether you need an architect depends largely on the scale of your project and your goals
Section drawing of a building wall and foundation by Plus Architects, showing layers of insulation, waterproofing, structural elements, and material specifications with annotations—illustrating contemporary architecture in London.
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What do Architects Do?

Helping you shape a clear brief and keeping an eye on costs, to offering creative design ideas, and overseeing the quality of the build.
Bright living room with a bay window, neutral-toned sofas, a wooden coffee table, bookcase, wall art, and a mantelpiece with decorative items and plants—showcasing elegant interior design by Plus Architects.
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How Much Does it Cost to Hire an Architect?

The cost of appointing an architect will depend on factors such as project scale, complexity, and the level of service required.
A partially constructed building interior in London with exposed beams, scattered construction materials, and tools along the walls showcases the city's evolving architecture.
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Other Costs to Consider in a Construction Project

When budgeting for your build, remember to include overlooked costs like permits, inspections, site prep, and contingency funds.
A row of buildings on a street showcases the distinctive architecture of London, reflecting the expertise of Plus Architects.

Planning consent granted on Hansard Mews

Rare change of use from commercial to live-work unit granted on predominantly business mews!
A residential street in London with a house under construction; the architecture is highlighted in blue and red outlining the house and front garden. Several parked vehicles are visible in the foreground.

New corner house approved in Redbridge

Following three successful Permitted Development applications that maximised the floor area of an existing 1930s corner house on Montfort Gardens, we successfully secured planning consent to subdivide the land and deliver an additional house.
A brick house extension by Plus Architects is under construction, with scaffolding, ladders, building materials, and tools visible in the garden under a cloudy sky.

Rear extension is watertight on Averill Street!

Great to see our 7.8m rear extension taking shape on this Victorian end terrace house.
Aerial view of a 3D architectural model in London, showcasing a proposed building complex with thoughtful architecture on Copros Lane, surrounded by existing houses and trees.

Planning approval in Waltham Forest

Planning permission granted for 6 new build houses in Leyton!
Aerial view of a London city block with one building and courtyard, designed by Plus Architects, highlighted in colour among surrounding greyscale buildings and streets.

Planning approval in Hackney

Planning consent secured for a 117 sqm roof extension adjoining a listed building on Leswin Road.
A row of terraced houses on a quiet London street; one house in the middle, known for its striking architecture, is highlighted with a red outline. Several cars are parked along the kerb.

Planning consent granted in Hammersmith and Fulham

7.8m rear extension, and raising of main roof approved on Averill Street!
A row of terraced houses showcasing classic London architecture on a sunny street, with one house outlined in red; cars are parked along the kerb.

Planning consent granted for a 3-storey rear extension in Hammersmith & Fulham

Rear extensions with roof terraces across 3 levels approved on Vespan Road!
A terraced house outlined in red with a giraffe pattern painted on its front, situated between two other houses on a London residential street—an eye-catching example of playful architecture inspired by Plus Architects.

Planning approval in Hackney

Consent secured for a playful asymmetrical rear extension that modulates form and massing to maximise daylight on Meeson Street!
A room under renovation in London with tools and materials scattered on the floor, built-in shelves on the walls, and unfinished cupboards—showcasing the work of Plus Architects’ innovative interior design.

Colours and finishes coming to life

Where light, colours, shades, and textures matter!
A faint outline of a townhouse, designed by Plus Architects, is superimposed in red over a row of existing brick townhouses on a residential street with cars and a large tree.

Planning approval in Tower Hamlets

Consent secured for a contemporary new house in Swaton Conservation Area in Tower Hamets!
Geometric tiled floor with repeating diamond and star patterns in brown, beige, white, and blue, bordered by a decorative blue and brown edge—a striking nod to classic London architecture by Plus Architects.

Restoring the old and blending the new

The beautiful original hallway tiles have been meticulously restored, preserving the enduring charm of this handsome Edwardian house, while new interventions are introduced with equal care to ensure a seamless and harmonious dialogue between old and new.