Areas
Areas we cover across London
We work across Hampstead and neighbourhoods right across London, checking the exact address, planning authority and conservation context before local advice is fixed.

Most of our work is in north-west London, near our Hampstead office. See the neighbourhoods there grouped by council, from Camden and Westminster to Brent, Barnet and Harrow.
Architects in north-west London →Core North West London patch
Hampstead & surrounding NW London neighbourhoods
Our studio is based in Hampstead (NW3). These nine neighbourhoods form our primary residential patch, each paired with local architectural typology studies and borough planning guidance.

Camden
Architects in Hampstead
Our Hampstead residential architecture service supports homeowners, leaseholders and property owners with design, planning applications, building regulation drawings and project coordination for period houses, flats and conservation-area properties.
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Camden
Architects in Belsize Park
For homeowners choosing architects in Belsize Park, the useful starting point is the complete address, legal planning unit and proposed work. We match those facts to Camden’s current map, policy and Article 4 schedules before using the older Belsize character statement. Planning, listed-building, lease, Building Regulations and Party Wall questions are then recorded as separate decisions, so a neighbourhood name or building style never substitutes for property evidence.
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Westminster / Camden
Architects in St John's Wood
Start with the complete address, mapped application site and proposed work. Neither St John's Wood nor NW8 selects the planning authority: sites can route to Westminster or Camden. Confirm the council and current plan before treating conservation mapping, Article 4, listing, title or lease, Building Regulations, Party Wall procedures and trees as separate questions.
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Camden / Haringey / Islington
Architects in Highgate
For a Highgate project, start with the complete address, application red line and proposed work. Addresses described as Highgate can route to Camden, Haringey or Islington, but authority and policy follow the site rather than the neighbourhood name. We map that jurisdiction before testing conservation, the Highgate Neighbourhood Plan, Article 4, listing, tenure, Building Regulations and Party Wall routes, and measure levels rather than assuming a steep garden.
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Camden
Architects in Primrose Hill
We design and prepare drawings for Primrose Hill terraces and family homes, from rear extensions and loft conversions to whole-house refurbishment within the conservation area.
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Camden
Architects in Swiss Cottage
We support Swiss Cottage homeowners and leaseholders with residential design, planning drawings, building regulations information and project coordination for mansion blocks, converted flats, Victorian terraces and apartment buildings around Finchley Road and Belsize Road.
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Camden
Architects in West Hampstead
For a West Hampstead project, begin with the complete address, planning unit and proposed work. Camden is the local planning authority, but the neighbourhood name and NW6 postcode do not prove that a site is inside the Fortune Green and West Hampstead Neighbourhood Area, West End Green or South Hampstead Conservation Area, an Article 4 direction or a listed building. The initial review should map those records, read the title or lease, and measure the building before selecting planning, heritage, landlord, Building Regulations, Party Wall or basement routes.
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Barnet
Architects in Hampstead Garden Suburb
Hampstead Garden Suburb is among the most tightly controlled residential areas in London. We design sensitively and navigate both the conservation area and the Suburb’s scheme of management.
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Westminster
Architects in Maida Vale
For homeowners comparing architects in Maida Vale, the reliable starting point is the complete address, lawful planning unit and proposed work. We check Westminster’s current framework and mapped records before using older character material, then keep lease consent, planning, listed-building consent, Building Regulations and Party Wall duties separate. The drawing scope is tied to the property, not assumptions about W9, Little Venice or mansion-block ownership.
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North London
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Central London
67 areas
South, West & South West London
29 areas
East & South East London
Planning a project in London?
Send us the address, property type and a short description of the work. We will advise whether you are likely to need planning drawings, building regulations drawings, listed building advice or leasehold approval drawings.
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