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What about a kitchen renovation to cheer up winter time? This project allowed for a better use of the exterior garden and bring natural light into the house! Project by our taletend James Allen

Want to start a life changing renovation project? Getting everything stored and solved with great advice with our team of expert architects!

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Feels like time to light up the fireplace...why not start your interior design project that creates that little reading area that you were thinking about for so long?
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Lots of creativity and though goes around the kitchen table when we're doing our initial consultation - book your consultation before the end of October and get a 100£ discount!

Kick start your home improvement project with £100 off your
Architect Your Home Design visit when booked before the 31st October.
Inspiration and local knowledge.

Architect Your Home UK Expert, affordable architects for extensions & renovations

Black and white...and blue! Maximum storage with a minimalist aesthetic has brough light and a sense of space to this flat in a Grade II listed building in Pimlico
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Miró artwork always gives a design boost to a space. Great kitchen renovation and project, by our architect Roger Crimlis

Autumn look and feel for this bedroom design.
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Cozy and autumn look and feel for this architecture and interior design project.
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Autumn look and feel.
Project: Roger Crimlis

Highbury house renovation and complete fit-out. Marble and copper kitchen island for a full WOW factor.
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Modern twist while choosing chandeliers will make a difference in your home renovation project. Full home renovation. Once again a project nailed by our team of experts, here with
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Blue kitchen island detail with white background. Rear extension and kitchen redesign.
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Do you know why Building Regulations are important? Check our blog to find out this and much more.

https://architect-yourhome.com/blog/why-are-building-regulations-important/

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Check our blog for more tips and ideas for your home renovation project!

Top tips on how to manage your home renovation budget - Architect Your Home It is vital to understand and manage the costs involved in your home renovation project. Find out what you should consider to successfully manage your budget.

Sleek and black for one.
Mate finishing on cabinetry and a mix of raw wall finishing and white tiles, makes this a killer look kitchen redesign!
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Bronze side and rear extension. Who said a side extension has to be dull? Copper and stone accent for this minimal and chic intervention near Regent Park, London.
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carpentry and stairs details with exposed brick in this extension and refurbishment project in Epsom.
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Smooth textures and cool colours in this barn renovation project. All details considered, from initial architecture sketches to full construction works and furniture choice. From our Oxford-based architect Tom.
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Have you seen our blog with lots of tips and ideas? Check it below on how to save money on your project!

https://architect-yourhome.com/blog/5-ways-to-save-money-on-your-project-with-architect-your-home/?preview=true

Architect Your Home UK Expert, affordable architects for extensions & renovations

The first of many to come in this new era of architectyourhome : meeting with our team of expert architects where ideas and inspiration for the future were discussed around the table. Let’s go! . . .

We will be offering free 15-minute design sessions with one of our inspirational architects at the Home Building & Renovating Show at Sandown Park, Surrey, 01-02 July 2023. Come and see us on Stand E 209!

If you would like to pre-book a slot email us at [email protected]

We are recruiting:

This is a great opportunity, for a passionate and personable individual with sales and marketing experience, to come and work within our small team who are responsible for selling architectural services to the homeowner market.

Established in 2001 Architect Your Home (AYH) has a unique offering – a complete set of architectural and interior design services for homeowners seeking to renovate or extend their property. The architects who work with us are qualified professionals who have empathy for how people want to live in their homes and the way our homes have an impact on how we live.

We're a positive platform, bringing together an incredible creative community made up by our architects and HQ team, our partners, and our customers. This community is at the heart of our business success. We welcome differences, empower individuality, and celebrate diverse skills and perspectives, creating an inclusive environment for everyone.
The main role is to sell and then arrange initial design consultations for our UK team of architects, follow up with their customers and projects to ensure that all parties have a clear understanding of the process and that expectations are fulfilled. Excellent communication and phone sales skills are essential.

THE ROLE
Reporting to the Management team, you will build meaningful relationships with clients and architects at all levels, working with the wider Architect Your Home team members internationally, ensuring we’re all engaged to achieve our goals. You’re expected to book initial design consultations for our architects, by answering queries from prospect customers.

The starting fixed based salary will be between £28,000 – £30,000 depending on your experience, plus a commission based on the number of initial design consultations booked.

WHAT YOU'LL DO
•Follow up inbound enquiries to establish the customer requirements.
•Sell in the services of our architects in order to book and co-ordinate design consultations for them.
•Update and maintain the CRM system.
•Engage and maintain contact and relations with both architects and clients.
•Seek and maintain knowledge on each project status, to assess full potential and further growth opportunities.
•After sales administration and customer support.
•Review monthly architects’ performance and help improve results.
•Work with Partner Services and other teams, to guide all service KPIs and ensure our needs are met.

WHO YOU ARE
•A professional with more than 3 years commercial experience (online or offline) ideally from a creative environment with an interest in architecture and interior design.
•Highly Confident and Experienced with sales/negotiation techniques combined with analytics perspective;
•Experienced in roles where there's a need to connect and relate with the different players of the business.
•Excellent in prioritization and timing.
•Proficiency in Excel and CRM systems and use of data tools to obtain and assess analytics.
•Fluent in English - mandatory.
•With International work experiences (preferably).

Contact us at: [email protected]

AYH EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES STATEMENT
• AYH is an equal opportunities employer ensuring that all applicants are treated equally and fairly throughout our recruitment process. We are determined that no applicant experiences discrimination on the basis of s*x, race, ethnicity, religion or belief, disability, age, gender identity, ancestry, s*xual orientation, veteran status, marriage and civil partnership, pregnancy and maternity, or any other basis prohibited by applicable law. We continue to build our consciously inclusive culture as part of our Positively AYH strategy throughout our business, partnerships and communities.

Top Tips on How to Manage Your Home Renovation Budget

Your home renovation project may well be one of the biggest investments of your life, so understanding costs and controlling risks is of the utmost importance. For successful and happy projects, expectations and available funds have to match. So, what should you consider when contemplating your project’s budget?

There are two key aspects to bear in mind:

1. Objectives
List the order of your project aims, and speak to your architect about how the capital build costs can be determined; this will give you an idea of your core budget. If it’s easier, gather your objectives into a spreadsheet, making it easier to understand their relevance and interactions with each other.
Remember the ‘tripartite’ diagram of cost-time quality. Of course, we all want to achieve high quality at a low cost in the least amount of time. However, it is generally recognised that the architecture and realisation of most building projects have to settle for two of these factors, and these two directly influence the third.

2. Controls
Obtaining as much information as possible is at the heart of controlling objectives and minimising risks. To manage your budget and obtain the maximum value, seek to understand the building process and where your money is going by commissioning appropriate documentation, including architects’ drawings, specifications, schedules and contracts.

Your budget will need to be split into three primary components: read on ........

https://architect-yourhome.com/blog/top-tips-on-how-to-manage-your-home-renovation-budget-2/

A wonderful Christmas Party yesterday at the Sopho Hotel with the incredible architects that make up the Architect Your Home Network. Thank you all for your inspiration, hard work and dedication to creating magnificent homes for our customers.

Why are Building Regulations important?

Building Regulations are the equivalent of the rules requiring seat belts in cars, hard hats on-site, and not smoking in cafes. However, unlike these rules (which were all considered inconvenient when introduced but are now shock-inducing if ignored), some people still see Building Regulations as something to “get around”.

The Common Misconception

There is a lot of misconception surrounding building control and the involvement of building control officers in construction projects. This misconception appears to be perpetuated by hearsay and misinformation by poor-quality builders. The misconception is based on two ideas:

1. The involvement of building control will prevent you from achieving the design you would like

2. The involvement of building control will result in an escalation of construction costs

I hope that this article will redress this view and explain some practical facts about this topic.

Why are Building Regulations important? - Architect Your Home Building regulations are the standards for building across the UK. Our architects explain the legislation and help your project comply with the regulations.

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