Justin Smith Architects are an award winning creative architectural practice which specialises in innovative, inspiring and sustainable designs. Working across the UK on homes, offices and leisure buildings we are creating the vision of tomorrow, today.
Our projects are different. We are different.
We are DIFFERENT. BY DESIGN.
Services Provided
Architecture, Architects, Design
Areas Served
Derby
Awards
RIBA
Architects
Contact:Justin Smith
Location:Friar Gate Studios, Ford Street
Derby, Derbyshire DE1 1EE
United Kingdom
Derby, Derbyshire DE1 1EE
United Kingdom
Typical Job Costs:GBP 50,000 - GBP 5,000,000
Family Home, Repton. Planning Approved. 1
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Family Home, Breaston. Completed.
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Family Home, Kirby Muxloe. Planning Approved.
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Wedding Venue, Stretton, Derbyshire. Planning Approved.
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Family Home, Littleover, Derbyshire. On Site.
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Family Home, Normanton-on-the-Wolds. On Site.
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Family Home, Woodborough.
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Sustainable home, Matlock. Planning Approved.
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Golf Clubhouse, Burton. Planning Approved.
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Residential Development, Derby. Planning Approved.
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Family Dwelling, Heage. Planning Approved.
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Contemporary Homes, Ruddington. Planning Approved.
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Passibhaus, Derbyshire. Completed.
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Water Pump Conversion, Melbourne. Planning Approved.
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Family Home, Crich. Completed.
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The White Hart, Addition, Moorwood Moor, Derbyshire. Completed.
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University of Derby Science Park.
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JSA Studio Headquarters, Derby. Completed.
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Contemporary Family Home, Shropshire. Planning Approved.
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Family Home, Repton. Planning Approved.
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Commented: Window framesHi Karen, I believe it was RAL7031 .
January 26, 2016
Commented: Sofa/chair adviceI'd be tempted to go with a feature chair. Maybe like a Jacobson egg chair in a bright colour that will contrast with the chesterfield. Maybe a small table next to it and a lamp so it creates a comfy ...
November 18, 2015 in Design Dilemma
Commented: is the brick used a plain orange stock brickHi Clare, sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I hadn't realised that I had received a message. It was a Wienerberger blended orange gilt stock I believe.
June 9, 2015