If you are thinking about extending your home in Nottinghamshire, one of the first decisions you will face is whether to build a single storey or a two storey extension. It is a choice that will affect your budget, your planning prospects, your garden and the way your home works for years to come. At MO Architects, we help homeowners across Nottingham, West Bridgford, Southwell, Newark, Bingham and the wider East Midlands work through exactly this kind of decision. There is n

We are pleased to share that we have secured planning consent for a two storey extension and internal remodelling project in West Bridgford, Nottingham. The scheme was developed through careful work with the local planning authority to ensure the extension remained planning compliant, while also maximising the potential of the site for the client. Alongside the additional floor area, the project includes internal remodelling to improve the overall layout, functionality and da

We are pleased to be acting on a Class M permitted development scheme delivering 20 studio apartments in a highly sustainable location close to West Bridgford town centre. This type of project requires a clear understanding of prior approval, space standards, transport considerations and amenity provision , alongside careful design to create high-quality, efficient living spaces. A well-located scheme with strong potential — and a good example of how permitted development c

We have recently been appointed to support Fazilat Mosque with planning and listed building applications in West Bridgford, Nottingham. The project relates to a former United Reformed Church building and includes a series of internal and external works to support its ongoing use as a place of worship. Due to the nature of the building, the proposals require a considered approach to both planning permission and heritage constraints. Working Within a Historic Building The a

Development above an existing shop within a conservation area Context: A Sensitive City Centre Site Pelham Street sits within one of Nottingham’s most sensitive and commercially active historic areas, closely tied to the Lace Market. The street is characterised by traditional façades, active ground floor retail, and underutilised upper floors. This project focused on securing planning permission for residential accommodation above an existing shop, within a designated conser