Loft conversions are a common way to develop and existing property, this short guide summaries how they are built, how they are modified, and what needs to be considered.

Achieving the desired clear height can be critical for both the cost of the works and the feel of the space. This guide outlines some of the key metrics and considerations. 

Most chimneys in London no longer function since the introduction of the Clean Air Act which curtailed the burning of smoke producing fuels.
The opportunity to gain back space on lower floors by removing the chimney breasts internally is often considered during a loft extension, however it can be disruptive. This guide details what needs to be considered. 

Efficiently designed lightweight timber floors can be prone to vibration, this guide outlines some of the key factors and how issues can be avoided with careful design.

The UK is currently facing both a housing and an environmental crisis. This comparative study outlines the numerical arguments for loft conversions as the lowest embodied carbon and most economically efficient way to provide additional residential floor area. 

The formal legal agreement and relationship management with the adjoining neighbours is fundamental to the success of a project, this guide discusses some of the considerations and choices available.