News & Knowledge

We’re hiring – Planning Consultant

Beyond the Auction – A Building That Shaped the Street

Listed Buildings and Conservation Architecture – What you need to know

The true cost of cutting corners – why good architectural advice pays off

Thinking of building later this year? Why now is the smartest time to start planning

Plan now, build later. How early design decisions save time, stress and money

Building skills for the future of Mid Wales

Shrewsbury’s architectural story. A town shaped by centuries – and why thoughtful design still matters today

Hughes Architects to open new office in Shrewsbury

JOB VACANCY – Administrative Assistant (Maternity Cover)

Budget 2025. What it means for property and where the opportunities now sit

Hughes Architects Welcomes Progress on £30m North Powys Health and Wellbeing Programme

Hughes Architects backs Newtown’s Women’s Rugby Star

Hughes Architects Welcomes Planning Appeal Approval for Powys Motocross Experience Centre

Wales Office Minister Sees Progress on Canal Projects involving Hughes Architects

Architect Doug Hughes Steps Down as Chair of WoodKnowledge Wales After 14 Years

We are hiring! We are seeking Architects, Senior Architectural Technicians, Part II Architectural Assistants and Consultants.

Expert support for businesses looking to expand in Mid Wales

New £4M Transforming Towns Placemaking Grant Offers Major Opportunities for Mid Wales Property Owners

Creating Your Perfect Coastal or Countryside Home – Insights from Hughes Architects

Transforming a Village – From Disused Garage to Affordable Housing

It’s not just about drawings and plans

PLANS SUBMITTED FOR NEW COMMUNITY SPORTS FACILITY IN NEWTOWN

Supporting Newtown’s Sarah on her international sporting journey

POWYS LANDOWNERS URGED TO SEIZE OPPORTUNITY IN CALL FOR MORE SITES FOR REPLACEMENT LOCAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN

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