Walters Architects have secured another planning approval for works within a conservation area. Good job really as the project is in the village where Kevin lives.
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Trinity Church Hall, Loughborough, Leicestershire
New Housing Scheme
Walters Architects have just completed a detailed planning application for a residential scheme incorporating 22 houses (including 8 social houses) for a private client in north Leicestershire.
The proposal took a long time to prepare because the application was so detailed and we wanted to give our client the best possible chance of gaining planning approval.
The scheme is on a contentious site and there is a strong possibility that the proposal will go to appeal. We believe this sort of scheme is beneficial to the national housing shortage and will enhance the area immensely.
Our client has been professional, accommodating and a pleasure to work with, we only hope the scheme is approved first time.
Modern and Cool
About last night…
Tonight’s the night
Curry Night Tonight
Walters Architects are starting up their infamous Construction Curry Nights again and the first one of the season is tonight at The Martin Inn, Martin Street, Leicester LE4 6EU at 7.30 pm. If anyone in the construction industry is interested in attending just drop Kevin Walters a line (info@waltersarchitects.com) or give him a call at the office on 01509 416792. Be there or be square.
Shadow House
I really love brick and feel it’s underrated as a contemporary building material.
I’m personally a big fan of dark bricks and how they can really change the appearance of a building from the ordinary to the sublime.
This example of a small house in Camden by Liddicoat & Goldhill Architects is a great example of taking a very simple form and transforming it into something special.
Don’t be mistaken, this is not just a simple case of using a different coloured brick and all will be well. The brick bond and mortar are equally as important and how the top of the walls are treated also adds to the over all affect.
I also like the pattern matched marble in the centre of the front elevation, a nod to the late, great Mies van der Rohe and his German pavilion in Barcelona. Now he was ahead of his time.
Hackney Terrace
Heritage Project
I was in Melton Mowbray on Sunday with my camera so I took a couple of pictures of this refurbishment we were involved with a couple of years ago.
It was the first grant funded building we had work on and a majority of the construction costs, and our fees, were provided by Leicestershire County Council.
We like heritage projects.



























