Expertly Designed Architecture
Steve Jackson Design is an architect in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Steve Jackson has more than 25 years of experience, in all manner of building types and forms of construction.
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Leigh-on-Sea is a town situated on the northern side of the Thames Estuary, in Essex, England. A district of Southend-on-Sea, with its own town council. As an architect in Leigh-on-Sea, our work encompasses everything from small residential home extensions to multi-storey flats, listed buildings, commercial premises including shops, offices, cafes and restaurants, to industrial units.
We’ve been the local architect in Leigh-on-Sea for refurbishments, conversions, new build schemes and extensions at numerous properties, expertly designing new houses across Leigh-on-Sea and beyond; large and small extensions at the front, rear, side and in the loft. We redesign existing houses in Leigh-on-Sea to improve useable space; carry out detailed designs for all types of refurbishments, often in listed buildings and conservation areas. We have designed garden rooms and leisure suites, incorporating saunas, plunge pools and even table tennis rooms.
Commercial Architect in Leigh on Sea
As an architect in Leigh-on-Sea, we have also completed projects on a varied mix of commercial building types, from Primary Healthcare, offices, shops, industrial buildings, sports facilities to banks. We can work to the tightest deadlines, without any loss of quality to our work. We pride ourselves on being able to complete a variety of commercial architectural projects and have complete flexibility to respond to different types of building users and their particular needs.
Personalised from Start to Finish
We provide a personalised scope of service for your architectural projects in Leigh-on-Sea from start to finish, from strategic briefs, through the design concepts, construction and handover, supporting you at every stage. Clients point to our pragmatic approach and depth of experience, as the key elements in success. Our aim is always to react quickly to a client’s brief. In many cases, a client has been considering whether to progress a scheme for months or even years. Once the decision to commence has been taken, we want to catch the moment!
Browse Our Portfolio
Please take a look at our vast library of architectural works, and consider Steve Jackson Design when looking for an architect in Leigh-on-Sea. We look forward to hearing from you soon!
Commercial
Large Residential
New Build Residential
Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
Specialist Housing
Small Residential
Interiors
Specialist Design
PLANNING an ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT in LEIGH-ON-SEA?
Do I need an architect in Leigh-on-Sea for my project?
You might be wondering if you need an architect in Leigh-on-Sea for your project. Unless you are planning something very simple, then you should talk to us for some expert advice before starting, so that the project flow makes sense.
What is an “architect?”
The term “architect” is protected by law. Architects train for at least 7 years before qualification and becoming registered with the Architects Registration Board (arb.org.uk). The ARB regularly prosecute those posing unlawfully as architects. Steve Jackson is listed under ‘Steven Jackson’ registration number 050858F. Some say they ‘trained as architects’ or ‘worked in a firm of architects’ or ‘attended a school of architecture’ – none of which means they are an architect, so please check!
Do I need planning permission for my project in Leigh-on-Sea?
We can advise you if planning permission is needed for your project in Leigh-on-Sea. You can also visit the Government’s Planning Portal website. Guidance is often unavailable from your local council, many of which no longer provide free face-to-face meetings or consultation with a duty planning officer by phone.
What is the project process?
We provide a personalised scope of service from start to finish, from strategic briefs, through the design concepts, construction and handover, supporting you at every stage. The RIBA Plan of Work sets out the stages of the project and is used by the industry, and by us, as standard.