Architecture & Design Services

Architecture & Design Services are a small, friendly, Chartered Architects Practice based in a stunning converted watermill on the banks for the River Stort in Harlow, ten minutes' walk from. We are pleased to announce that we are sponsoring the inaugural Harlow Architectural Design Awards. The awards have been launched to recognise the very best in Harlow's existing architecture, as. Weexist to provide clients with friendly but professional advice about their building projects. We believe that, through building relationships with our clients, consultants and contractors, we can deliverbetter projects for all involved.

Founded in 2005, by our Director Mark Cotton, we are a friendly Chartered Architects Practice based in a converted watermill sitting on the banks of the River Stort in Harlow. We have recognised that the key to success is having happy clients and we understand that, regardless of how small or large your project is, your experience as our client will determine whether or not you are happy to recommend us to friends, family and colleagues. We are here to assist, support, guide and lead your construction project with a level of knowledge and experience that allows you to focus on those things that are really important like what colour you are going to paint the walls!

Unfortunately not all our projects meet with universal support, especially if they are deemed to be 'different'! This particular project. As well as large projects we also enjoy undertaking residential extensions and this project was one of the more challenging projects that.

As Architects we love drawing and designing stuff - it's why we became architects in the first place! We also love talking to people and understanding what they want from a building or public space and then shaping that understanding into a viable concept design. Taking a concept and beginning to turn it into reality is one of the most exciting parts of our job and we enjoy producing drawings that 'sell' the idea as well as making sure that what we are drawing is actually deliverable. It is at this stage that most of the key decisions are made.