Our Projects

Explore our portfolio of carefully crafted projects, where design meets functionality. At Link Architectural Ltd, we take pride in delivering bespoke architectural solutions across residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. From concept to completion, each project reflects our commitment to precision, innovation, and client satisfaction.

Bury Lane

Building conversion and new semi-detatched houses

The site is brownfield land within the Green Belt that has been used in the past for repairs and storage of building materials. It has an untidy and unkempt appearance with various structures, vehicles, parts and equipment scattered here and is partly hard surfaced in concrete and partly surfaced in stone and rubble. The scheme is to redevelop the site converting an existing building into two dwellings and constructing a pair of semi-detached houses forming a further four dwellings on the site. The dwellings have been designed in a ‘rural’ cottage style, with simple detailing, narrow eaves, and inset part dormer windows for the upper floor. Windows would be framed casements, whilst external doors would be chosen to replicate vertical boarded timber. Each dwelling would have a small door canopy in accordance with building regulation requirements. Plots 1 and 2 are proposed to be a pair of three-bedroom semi-detached cottage style dwellings, with two parking spaces on a private driveway to the side of each property. Both dwellings have rear garden private amenity space. Plots 3 to 4 are a pair of semi-detached two-bedroom cottage style dwellings, again with rear garden private amenity space for each dwelling. The existing building on the site would be converted to create Plot 5 and Plot 6, which provide semidetached two-bedroom properties within the envelope of the existing building. The building would be re-clad and re-roofed to ensure the character of the converted properties reflects the character of the new cottages on site and the character of the properties in the surrounding area.

Fairview

New residential dwelling in grounds of Grade-2 listed building

The brief was to sub-divide an existing garden of a Grade 2 listed building called 'The Longhouse' and create a new dwelling with architectural features and detailing that would represent a good visual response to the original dwelling house. The distinctive characteristics of 'The Longhouse' were the predominate white painted weather boarding and shallow pitch grey slate roof. Fairview incorporated these features and was designed as a bungalow with room in the roof space to include two bedrooms and a bathroom, while the ground floor accommodated a further three bedrooms with an en-suite to one and bathroom serving the other two. A feature staircase leading to the first floor, open plan lounge, dining area and kitchen, all facing large bi-fold doors with views overlooking the countryside.

Melson Court

Public house regeneration into apartments

This was the site of an old public house that was demolished and regenerated into a new four/five storey building incorporating 18 new apartments. The new building took many of its design features from the building next door with its stone arches and stone parapet walls. The building was of steel frame construction with cavity walls and a slate finished roof. This project was designed from initial concept all the way through to finished building.

Norton Hall Cottages

Extension added to locally-listed cottage

This property was in a row of semi-detached houses in a locally listed area opposite a Grade 2 listed church. The building was run down and in a poor state of repair. The brief was to add a ground floor and two storey rear extension to the property and reconfigure the internal space to allow a more usable living area and add an additional bedroom with new en-suite to the first floor. This was achieved by adding the new extension, removing internal walls and better utilising the existing space. The external brickwork had a great deal of detail which was replicated in the new extension with brick plinths, corbeling and patterning to match the original building. The front and rear gardens were stripped and re-landscaped.

Rosebank

Bungalow redevelopment

This project was to demolish a small three bedroom bungalow and replace it with a larger four bedroom chalet bungalow. The site is situated in the Green Belt with buildings in the vicinity being of traditional construction with a variety of brickwork or painted render finishes with slate or profile tiled roofs. The new building provides a large central entrance hall with staircase that leads to the first floor. The ground floor consists of a large lounge, dining room, cloak room and open plan kitchen and breakfast area. The first floor provides a master bedroom with en-suite, three further bedrooms and bathroom. The building is of cavity wall construction with brick plinths and painted render above. The windows are double glazed cottage style painted timber and the roof is finished with plain tiles.

Smith's Aerospace Ltd.

With the expansion of the company it was necessary to extend the existing factory in order to provide more room for machinery and personnel. The existing building was a concrete poral frame with brickwork and blockwork infill panels, with a flat roof finished in felt. The existing windows were a variety of metal, aluminium and UPVC. The new extension was a metal clad steel frame with a shallow pitch metal profile roof and the new windows were grey aluminium.

The Black Bull

Industrial unit conversion into Bed and Breakfast

The brief was to convert and enlarge a light industrial unit adjacent and owned by The Black Bull Public House into a bed and breakfast. The existing building was completely stripped internally in readiness for a new rear extension and subdivision into ten bedrooms with shower rooms. The building was designed to be fully disabled compliant and easily accessible for all users. The building was fully insulated and a new heating system installed, the weatherboarded walls were repaired and repainted and the existing asbestos roof finish removed and replaced with new interlocking roof tiles. The building has now been in use for a number of years an is generally fully booked all the time.

The Cart Lodge

Barn Conversion in grounds of Grade-2 Listed Building

This was an existing barn in the grounds of a grade 2 listed building which was converted and extended to a new two bedroom dwelling. The floor plan incorporates a master bedroom with en-suite and dressing room, second bedroom, bathroom, large utility room and open plan kitchen, dining room and lounge area. The existing building was stripped back to its original frame and suspended on scaffold while new foundations, slab and dwarf walls were built. The frame was reinstalled onto the new walls and finished with black stained weather boarding, the roof was finished with peg tiles and the new windows and doors were double glazed black aluminium.

Over 30+ Years experience

Founded in 1993, Link Architectural Ltd has grown into a trusted name in the residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. With over 30 years of experience in the building industry, we provide comprehensive site surveys, expertly prepare drawings for Planning and Building Regulation applications, and specialise in precise building detailing. We continue to deliver professional, high-quality architectural services tailored to our clients’ needs.

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