What's In The Green Deal? Archives • GadARCH Design Services

We won’t cut corners

by George Gaduzo | Jan 18, 2021 | What's In The Green Deal?

When you engage us you can be confident that you will get professional advice. We will go above and beyond to keep you informed. We won’t cut corners so please when it comes to getting the work done, don’t cut corners either.

Designing For Life

by George Gaduzo | Jan 3, 2021 | What's In The Green Deal?

Work life has changed. Workplaces that in the past were resistant to staff working from home have had to revisit such policies in order to maintain productivity and stay in business. Gardens have become less burdensome. Free to roam open spaces have become essential....

Boundary Disputes – what is there to lose?

by George Gaduzo | Sep 19, 2020 | What's In The Green Deal?

What is a ‘boundary’ dispute exactly? It often starts as a verbal discussion between neighbours during which one or other expresses an opinion that the physical manifestation of the boundary, be it a fence, wall or hedge row is in the wrong place. In many cases this...

What is the Green Homes Grant?

by George Gaduzo | Sep 5, 2020 | What's In The Green Deal?

Its a new government initiative that will hand out grants for between £5000 – £10,000 towards the introduction of Energy Efficiency Measures (EEMS) specifically aimed at this countries aging housing stock. Construction Manager magazine...

Lots of money doesn’t mean good taste but it can buy it!

by George Gaduzo | Aug 8, 2020 | Extensions, interior design and much much more, What's In The Green Deal?, Whats so good about GADS?, Why use architects or architectural designers?

Money can buy lots of good quality material things, maybe even the best! When it comes to interior design it doesn’t always follow that being able to afford the best will result in an interior that looks great, tasteful, or classy. There is a reason why many wealthy...

Planning Law Changes

by George Gaduzo | Aug 4, 2020 | What's In The Green Deal?

There is talk of changes to planning law to speed up the planning process so to get the economy moving by getting the country building. This may be welcomed by home-owners and seen as an opportunity to get their projects started, but be careful. If new permitted...