3 Best Architects in Huntingdonshire

“Cameron Bosque Brookes Architects is an award-winning RIBA chartered practice based in Huntingdonshire. Their approachable team will guide you through the journey from start to finish. They work with homeowner residential clients, self-builders, commercial developers, local businesses and public organisations and use the latest 3d BIM software on all projects. This means they can create visuals and even animations of your proposals in-house, which saves time and money. They have extensive experience with Local District Councils in all areas and can offer valuable expertise in town planning legislation.”

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“John Capper Architect is one of the leading Architectural practices in Huntingdonshire, United Kingdom. The practice has evolved through reputation and client recommendations. John Capper is the Architect of the practice. John is a RIBA Architect, providing a professional, conscientious and comprehensive range of services from project inception to completion on all building types. He and his professional team specialise in design, communication, and project management. His specialities also include renovations, interior design and fitting-out of commercial buildings. Service comprehensively covers all building project stages from initial ideas and feasibility studies through to completion This includes all approvals and consents such as Planning Permission, Building Regulations Approval and Warrants, Historic, Listed Building and Conservation.”

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“Devlin Architects is an award-winning practice with considerable experience and knowledge in Huntingdonshire. They have worked with clients and projects all over the UK and are passionate about design, architecture, and creating spaces for people to enjoy. Their focus is on you and your needs. Your requirements are paramount to ensuring that every aspect of the design fulfils your vision. The ideas will be driven by this and influenced by your site, their environment and your budget. Their approach is to understand the characters, composition and history of the site or building so that they can form a new narrative for the project. They start with the aspect of a site and analyse the orientation, surrounding views and movement of people in relation.”

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