Green Belt Land and Sensitive Sites. As architects, we respect a location's unique character; our designs are created with thought, sensitivity and care.

It has been hot over the last few weeks, and summer has really arrived. It’s at times like this we think about all our clients who have recently embraced inside-out living spaces, relaxing and entertaining family and friends.

Brightman Clarke Architects: latest artist’s impressions of The Stables, an architect design new build house at Cotton Mill Hill, Holymoorside, Derbyshire

Brightman Clarke Architects were appointed to design a large replacement dwelling at Ravenshead, near Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire.

A complete house renovation with two sizable extensions: at the side is a two-storey build that adds two additional bedrooms, and at the rear, a significant single-storey extension that houses a new open-plan kitchen/dining/living area.

Over the last few months, here on this blog, we have introduced Christopher and Jonathan; then the studio, and now we would like to introduce the rest of the Brightman Clarke Team.

Located in the heart of Dore village, just a stone's throw away from the Peak District National Park. Our informal, open-plan, architectural studio is ideally suited to serving our clients in Sheffield and Chesterfield.

Brightman Clarke Architects are one of only a few architectural practices in the region whose directors' own surnames form the actual practice's brand. Yet, for the last six years, unless you had a meeting with Chris or Jonathan, then the chances are you would not be able to put a face to their names. Until now.