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Residential Architecture Specialists in Northamptonshire

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Planning and building regulations specialists and Architectural Services for extensions, loft conversions and new home projects.

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HSH Architecture Ltd is a CIAT‑registered residential architecture practice with over 50 years’ combined experience across architectural consultancy and construction. We specialise exclusively in residential projects, providing architectural drawings for householder planning applications, building regulations packages and detailed construction drawings.

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Based in Northampton and Corby, we regularly work with West Northamptonshire Council and North Northamptonshire Council, supporting homeowners with planning‑led design solutions across Northamptonshire and surrounding counties, including Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Leicestershire.

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We will shortly be opening a third location in Olney to better serve clients in the Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire areas.

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Our small team of Chartered Architectural Technologists guides clients from early feasibility through planning approval and on to delivery, offering clear advice, competitive VAT‑free fees, and the reassurance of a fully insured professional practice.

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CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

“Damien expertly interpreted my requirements for transforming a two bed former garage into a beautiful three bedroomed detached house. It took me (and the builders) some time to get our heads round how it was all going to come together using much steelwork etc but Damien was always willing to assist at a minutes notice and reassure us it would all be worthwhile in the end, and of course he was right! I highly recommend his services."

Mr R Blacklee

“Fantastic service from start to finish. Luke was very responsive and very personable when he attended my property. I needed a quick turnaround and that is exactly what I got. I would highly recommend HSH Architecture"

Mr Griffiths-Murru

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