Our residential architects in Kensington provide clear and practical design support for homeowners who want to improve, extend, or transform their property. We work on a wide range of home projects, from house extensions and loft conversions to full refurbishments and new build homes. 

With a strong focus on thoughtful design, planning, and everyday living, we help create spaces that suit your needs, budget, and style while making the most of your home.

As a company, we want to make your life easier, which is why we use an efficient and cost-effective approach to find the best way to reach your desired outcome from a large housing extension, single-storey build and loft conversion.

We select creative designers to plan a beautiful interior design of quality office space, kitchen design, living room or studio; we can help with the drawings, the architecture, the right to light law that comes with planning permission, and much more.

The London Borough of Kensington situated to the West of Central London first became a Borough in 1965 this was when six areas were merged to form part of Greater London. Brentford, Chiswick, Heston, Isleworth and Feltham. While Chiswick was a popular Georgian suburb, up until the 19th century, most of the Borough was rural.

With its fantastic architecture and design, Kensington is an attractive and diverse borough which stretches from Chiswick in the east to Heathrow Airport and Surrey in the west.

Bob Trimble, the director of Trimble Architects and his team, continue to keep themselves aware of the current changes in the London Borough of Kensington, allowing us to give you all the information and advice you need. You can call and contact us on 020 8538 9303 for a free quote of the full service you require and consultation.

For more information about our Architectural Services in London contact us today.

We offer a complete building project management service in Kensington. We will visit and oversee many construction projects, sites and planning applications, whether it's for a commercial or residential building exterior or interior design. Hiring a creative projects manager will ensure your project runs better and more smoothly.

The deadlines will also become more achievable as there is a set schedule that the workers must adhere to, your project manager will supervise the job to guarantee its completion is correct and on time. We will complete a survey of the existing architecture of the building, including the shape, design, characteristics and condition.

We will discuss your budget and the time constraints of your project. Our team will prepare outline drawings for the plans; on completion, we need to submit the planning applications to enable us to handle the planning permission.

Whether you are planning your homes loft conversion or a complete house build, we can visit the site and oversee your project. We will apply for all the relevant planning applications.

One of the things we do is carry out structural surveys in Kensington; they are detailed inspections to check the condition of a residential or commercial property and its interior and architecture.

The purpose of structural surveys is to examine the building to avoid any problems that may occur because of the property's condition. An architectural design review will prevent any issues that may arise because of the property's interior or exteriors condition.

Not only will a structural survey prevent more damage to the property, but it will also ensure the safety of workers and future users, due to unstable walls or other defects in the structure.

If you are building a single-storey extension, conversion or doing construction work right next to an adjoining property in Kensington. Then you will need a Party Wall Agreement survey to make sure you aren't obstructing boundaries.

Works carried out without a Party Wall Agreement survey may cause a dispute between you and your neighbour.

With over 30 years of experience in Party Wall Agreements Trimble Architects, are experts in this area of the industry and can give you all the information you require. We will call and liaise with the relevant departments.

Risk Assessments are a legal requirement for construction projects to ensure the relevant safety of the workers, users, and the public. The reasons for risk assessments are to make the workers and future users aware of the risks and to prevent injury or harm.

If an injury is caused to someone, whether it's a worker, a building user, or a member of the public, if the risk is not listed in the risk assessment, and no control measures are included, then there is a possibility you may face legal action. Our team carry out the relevant risk assessments in Kensington.

We also work closely with the Kensington local authority and Disabled Facilities Grants to ensure we can improve your home or commercial building.

These improvements can include widening spaces to improve access in or around the front or rear extension of your house, provide ramps to doorways, or completely revamping bathrooms or full groundfloor single-storey extension design.

Whether it's for a select new build house or a commercial building, we use our professional knowledge and experience to ensure we can make and provide adaptions and requirements to cater for all your needs.

The first thing to do before you begin any building work on your land is to find out whether you need permission and what type of requirements and authorisation you will need. Some extensions, alterations and structures do not require planning permission and are 'Permitted Development'.

Any extensions and changes that are not Permitted development will, except for non - material changes, require planning permission from Kensington Council, and you will need to submit a planning application.

Trimble Architects understands planning permission can cause stress, especially having to consider all these factors, which is why we take care of the whole process for our client's.

A conservation area is an area vital to the environment, so it is also difficult when it comes to construction projects. Below is a list of conservation areas for Kensington.