We provide a personalised, bespoke service with an emphasis on quality, craftsmanship and sustainability.
Our approach is collaborative. We design with you, not for you, resulting in truly unique design solutions.

Quality

Craig is a qualified Architect, Chartered by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and regulated by the Architects Registration Board (ARB). The practice is also proudly Chartered by the RIBA, a further mark of our commitment to the highest professional standards and delivering the very best level of service.

RIBA Chartered Practice Logo.

Values

We are dedicated to creating architecture that is both timeless and enduring. The sourcing of ethical and natural materials is critical in ensuring a sustainable future for all. We strongly support British manufacturing and wherever possible, source local materials and those made within the British Isles.

Ashlar Lincolnshire Limestone. Axe dressed.

Working together

As each project and client is unique, we provide a tailored service to meet your specific needs, guiding you from initial sketches to the completed project, or supporting you through specific stages such as concept design or planning applications. Some of the things we can help you with include:  

Writing a brief, feasibility studies, concept design, interior design, planning applications, Listed Building and Conservation Area consent applications, Building Regulation applications, construction information and project management.


We employ cutting-edge Virtual Reality (VR) technology, as featured on the BBC’s ‘Your Home Made Perfect’ to help you visualise your project. We combine these modern methods with traditional techniques, such as hand drawing & model making, ensuring you are satisfied with every aspect of your design before construction begins.

Craig Smith Architects sketch. Concept site plan drawing
Craig Smith Architects sketch. Concept interior drawing
Craig Smith Architects visual. Interior visual, bespoke handmade bricks, solid timber floor, concrete worktop, exposed timber beams