More daylight.
A room for every season.
Architectural and structural design for bright, comfortable sunrooms that connect the home, garden and everyday living space.
A sunroom should feel like part of the home—not an afterthought.
Successful sunroom design balances daylight with comfort, thermal performance, privacy and the character of the existing property. We develop the layout and appearance around how the room will be used throughout the year.
Planning, Building Regulations and structural requirements can be coordinated so the new space connects clearly with the house and garden.
Sunroom design from layout to technical coordination
The design responds to orientation, use, glazing, structure and the existing home.
Concept & Layout
Room proportions, furniture use, circulation and connection to existing spaces.
Glazing Strategy
Balanced window, door and roof-light arrangements for daylight and privacy.
Planning Drawings
Existing and proposed information for the relevant planning route.
Thermal Design
Construction principles developed around insulation, glazing and year-round comfort.
Structural Design
Beams, roof members, openings and foundations designed for the agreed scheme.
Building Regulations
Technical drawings coordinated for the agreed regulatory scope.
A coordinated design for light and buildability
The package is shaped around planning, technical and structural services agreed for the project.
Existing information
Relevant plans and elevations showing the current home.
Sunroom design
Proposed plans, elevations and sections showing the new room.
Technical details
Construction information for the agreed Building Regulations scope.
Structural design
Calculations and details for openings, roof, walls and foundations as required.
Four clear steps from enquiry to delivery
Share the idea
Send the address, photographs, preferred size and how you want to use the room.
Review orientation
The property, garden relationship, daylight and approval route are considered.
Develop the design
Layout, glazing, appearance and structure are coordinated.
Issue the package
The agreed planning and technical information is prepared.
Important points reviewed before the design is finalised
The right route depends on the property, proposal and requirements of the relevant authority.
Orientation
Sun path, shade and glare influence glazing and room comfort.
Thermal performance
Insulation, glass specification and ventilation affect year-round use.
Existing openings
The connection to the home may require structural support and internal reconfiguration.
Planning context
Property restrictions, size, position and appearance affect the approval route.
Sunroom, clearly explained
Straight answers about scope, approvals and starting the project.
Is a sunroom the same as a conservatory?
Not necessarily. A sunroom is often designed as a more integrated, thermally considered part of the home, but the final construction and regulatory route depend on the proposal.
Will I need planning permission?
Some proposals may be permitted development, while others require planning permission. The property and design must be reviewed.
Can you design the opening into the existing house?
Yes. Structural design for the opening, beam and relevant support can be included within the agreed scope.
Do you provide Building Regulations drawings?
Yes. Technical drawings can be coordinated for the agreed regulatory stage.
Can the room be used all year?
The design can prioritise year-round comfort through coordinated glazing, insulation, ventilation and heating considerations.
Ready to move your sunroom project forward?
Share the property details, photographs and intended work for a direct route to the right architectural service.