Extensions & alterations
Drawings that communicate how new space connects to the existing home, including floor plans and external elevations.
MW Architectural Services turns home improvement ideas into clear, considered drawings — helping homeowners move from an early concept towards a confident planning proposal.
Whether you are reshaping an existing floor, extending living space or changing a roof form, the aim is the same: make the proposal easy to understand before work begins.
Drawings that communicate how new space connects to the existing home, including floor plans and external elevations.
Clear studies of proposed roof forms, dormers and upper-floor arrangements, shown through plans, elevations and sections.
Side-by-side layouts make it easy to see what changes, what stays and how the new arrangement is intended to work.
A coherent set of drawings prepared to present the design clearly, with consistent plans, elevations and supporting views.
A good drawing set removes ambiguity. This example combines elevations, a building section and floor plans to describe the proposal from several angles.
Start with the property, the changes you want to make and the outcome you are trying to achieve.
Establish the current arrangement so the proposed work can be drawn against an accurate baseline.
Translate the brief into plans and elevations, refining the layout and external form as the design becomes clearer.
Bring the agreed information together into a clear, consistent package ready for the next stage of the project.
Based in Hampshire, MW Architectural Services is focused on residential plan drawing: documenting what exists, illustrating what is proposed and presenting the design in a way that clients and project teams can understand.
The drawings shown here include alternative pitched-roof options, front/rear/side elevations, a section and existing/proposed first-floor layouts — a useful example of how one scheme can be communicated from several viewpoints.
Start a conversationA short description of the property and the change you have in mind is enough to start the conversation.