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HEAT PUMPS – THE QUIET REVOLUTION HEATING YOUR SUSTAINABLE HOME

Why new building control regulations are helping improve safety in Wales

BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE – HOW HUGHES ARCHITECTS IS DESIGNING BUILT ENVIRONMENTS WITH TOMORROW IN MIND

Why new building control regulations are helping improve safety in Wales

Mid Wales architect highlights sustainable straw bale construction

Canal side investment will act as an enabler for future regeneration

Why move from the home you love?

Hughes Architects helps homeowners and businesses create new and extended premises

Former Mid Wales workhouse and hospital set to be transformed into near Net Zero social housing development

Brill Power and Hughes Architects brings sustainable battery technology to 18th century Victorian mansion in UK first

Navigating the planning process

Shortage of skilled craftspeople threatens Mid Wales’ historical buildings

Ambitious community-centric Aberystwyth Plan to provide a sustainable vision for the town’s future

A shortage of skilled contractors and tradespeople could hamper building programmes in Mid Wales

Inspiring ideas for the future of Welshpool town centre

Construction industry could help British farmers with more use of wool insulation

Wales’ need for EV charging points – a standard element in architectural design

Pioneering Passivhaus Housing Design for a Sustainable Future in Mid Wales and Shropshire

Conservation architecture – Hughes Architects strengthens its commitment to the built heritage environment

Low carbon home extension approved for Shrewsbury town centre

Work starts on Llanidloes’ palliative care unit

Win £100 naming Fairview development

Pre-planning consultation begins into Newtown housing development

Energy-efficient and sustainable buildings

Specialist die cast engineering company Dynacast to expand with extension at UK HQ

Planning new homes for the future in Herefordshire

More planning success for Hughes Architects

Conservation architecture opens up historic church

Powys faces a housing crisis unless action is taken

Major rail and road proposals could transform Mid Wales and borders communities

Iconic Mid Wales hotel sale highlights the best of Victorian architecture

More agricultural and industrial buildings should be converted to cater for rural housing demand

Hughes Architects designed Passivhaus development is completed

Place plans, the built environment, and the RTPI Spring Conference

Planning approved for a replacement home in Ceredigion

New pre-application planning policy in Wales. What does it all mean?

Can I renovate or extend a listed building?

Restoration of historic Mid Wales Mansion House into a carbon neutral events venue and conference centre announced

Planning success for much needed local housing in Guilsfield

Approval granted for latest Royal Pier plans

Hughes Architects opens the door to their new Ceredigion office

Cynefin – The importance of CAT’s £25m world-class tourist and education centre

Demand grows for barn and building conversions in Mid Wales and Shropshire

Housing plan approval is good news for the future of Builth Wells

Tenants set to move into new £2.1m Powys social housing development designed by Hughes Architects

National Park barn conversion approved

Powys social housing scheme moves forward

I Love Newtown: Revitalising a Town Through Innovative Design

The Importance of Conservation Architects in the planning and design of listed building projects in Mid Wales

Ambitious plans submitted for historic canal side complex in Welshpool