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ID Architecture visited ‘The Old Dairy’ in Lincoln early this week to see how this exciting project was coming along. The installation of the tall aluminium windows to the new edition of the property looks fantastic and deliberately contrasts with the ‘arts and crafts’ style of the existing dwelling.

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A busy week on site at ‘The Paddock House’ with the installation of the aluminium framed windows. The visual appearance of this property is really starting to take shape now as the white render and timber cladding go on. Please visit our ID Architecture facebook page to view the latest images of this project.

Following a positive response to a pre-planning enquiry ID Architecture have now completed a site assessment for a mixed use development in Gainsborough. The information gathered will be used to inform a more detailed proposal, which will be presented to West Lindsey District Council for their comments.

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After a productive pre-contract meeting, Nicol Lodge, a contemporary new build house in Brigg is scheduled to start on site in the coming weeks. The team at ID Architecture are excited to see this project underway and will be uploading construction photos once demolition of the existing bungalow begins.

A mixed use town centre development in Brigg designed by ID Architecture makes headlines in local paper winning the support of councillors.

ID Architecture visited The Dixon House in Scunthorpe earlier this week to see the progress on site. The steel beams have now gone in opening up the rear of the house to make way for the open plan kitchen, dining and living area.

A picture of the west elevation before the new extension goes up

A view of the south facing garden from what will be the new kitchen at The Dixon House, Scunthorpe

Andy Inch of ID Architecture pictured here discussing progress on site with JP Ashley Ltd

Drawing document production represents a large proportion of the work ID Architecture undertake on their projects. Over the past twelve months ID Architecture have provided drawing services ranging from feasibility and sketch studies to full building measured surveys and drawings.

The scale of projects have varied significantly from four storey Victorian town houses to mixed use developments of existing buildings though the passion and desire to provide detailed and accurate information is consistent on every project.

This commission entailed a Photographic and Full Measured Building Survey prior to the property purchase and development of design proposals.

This project entailed a full photographic and building measured survey to provide accurate survey drawings for a mixed use development in Retford, Nottinghamshire.

ID Architecture is currently working on the design of an 18 unit, three storey mixed use development in Lincolnshire. Following a positive response to a pre-planning enquiry ID Architecture and their clients will now develop the scheme with a view to submitting a formal planning application.

Proposed View of Principal Elevation

ID Architecture visited ‘The Old Dairy’ yesterday to take some construction photographs. This project involved the refurbishment and extension of the existing dwelling, which has undergone many design reviews to ensure the character and integrity of the property was retained. In doing so the first floor extension was located at the rear of the house and was deliberately designed to contrast with the existing ‘Arts and Crafts’ style.

The existing ‘arts and crafts’ style can be seen from the front elevation.

The first floor extension to the rear of the property deliberately contrasts with the ‘arts and crafts’ style found at the front of the property.

ID Architecture have been working on the design of a new build six bedroom house with gymnasium, games room and swimming pool. The project is at the early stages of design and will continue to evolve as ID Architecture works closely with their clients and the planning department.

Proposed North Elevation

Proposed South Elevation

ID Architecture have been working on a 3d model for the proposed three storey town centre development in Brigg, which is now in for planning at North Lincs Council.

ID Architecture visited the Paddock House today to take some construction photographs.

The image below shows the triple height atrium space over the front entrance.

This image below shows where the open plan kitchen, dining and living area will be. In the distance you can see the entrance to the cinema room, which will be separated from the open plan space by two sliding doors.

This visualisation of the paddock house was produced to show our clients how the open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area connects with the rear garden. Site photos will be posted shortly.

ID Architecture have now submitted a Planning Application for the erection of a new three storey town centre development in Brigg, North Lincolnshire. The proposal comprising town houses, maisonettes, flats and A1 shops has been subjected to extensive pre-application discussions with North Lincolnshire Council to ensure Brigg town centre maintains a vibrant, sustainable and prosperous community.

Proposed East Elevation

Proposed North and South Elevation

The Dixon House, a contemporary extension and refurbishment to an existing dwelling in Scunthorpe. Demolition is now well underway with the removal of the existing conservatory.

Nicol Lodge a contemporary new build house in Brigg designed by ID Architecture. This five bedroom property with open plan living, dining and lounge is due to start on site in February 2012. More images will be posted as the project progresses.

ID Architecture has recently received Building Regulations Approval from NLBC for a large contemporary rear extension and internal alterations at a property in Scunthorpe. At ground floor one existing wall will remain to make way for the new entrance hallway, lounge, kitchen, dining and living area. The first floor is to be completely removed to introduce three newly configured bedrooms all with en-suites. The project looks to start on site by the end of January.

Image of the Proposed Ground Floor Plan

Image of the Proposed North and South Elevation

Welcome to the ID Architecture blog. Here you will be able to see all of our current projects as they progress from concept to completion.

To find out more about ID Architecture please contact us on:

01472 358 734

or visit our website www.idarchitecture.co.uk