News
Tue May 14th
Project Update: Our SIPs home at Homefields Farm has the roof going up... The combination of SIPs insulated roof panels and feature glulam timber beams provides beautiful vaulted ceilings to the upstairs rooms. It all makes sense! This house will be finished externally with a mix of granite and timber cladding, with a natural slate roof.
Mon May 13th
Frank undertaking the site progress meeting.
A new 3 bedroom family home utilising SIP panels and exposed glulam beam structure beginning to fly up on site thanks to the hardworking gents of EIDA Construction.
Thu April 18th
A new 3 bedroom family home utilising SIP panels and exposed glulam beam structure beginning to fly up on site thanks to the hardworking gents of EIDA Construction.
It is great to see such an interesting project take shape on site showcasing traditional & contemporary design working in harmony.
Looking good but then Adrian Clarke is meticulous and fantastic - built my lovely house too!
Tue April 2nd
Another extension approved for a lovely couple allowing them to update and expand their family home.
Thu March 14th
“We have experienced 2 years of unsuccessful attempts by other practices to achieve additional accommodation to meet our family needs. Our home's location in the Coastal National Park was always the stumbling block. We therefore engaged MSPlanning Ltd to take over. Their drawings and planning case have now resulted in the desired planning permission at their first attempt. We are naturally delighted with this outcome and with the professional approach taken by MSPlanning Ltd. Thank you.” Carlos Vieira
Looking good.... ! Pleased with the outcome struggling to find fault .. honestly super impressed ! Chuffed for you + family now to the next stage ..
Wow that’s amazing!
Tue March 5th
Work progressing well on site for a four bedroom house. It will be on the market soon enough. Shame about the weather
Tue January 15th
We are really please to be able to share with you that a planning permit has finally been issued to the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust for their new CHARITY SHOP in the grounds of JERSEY ZOO notwithstanding it was a departure from the Island Plan.
Les Dickie, CEO of the Trust explained "Michael Stein of MSPlanning Ltd came in at the 11th hour and made the difference in getting the planning application for our new recycling shop across the line. The proposal was contrary to the Island Plan and, without his advice, expertise and contribution, I doubt it would have been approved.”
It was because Michael recognised the international importance of the work carried out by the Trust that the Planning Committee on this basis alone was able to make a decision that was contrary to the Island Plan. It is now one of the very few cases where such a departure from the Island Plan has been allowed.
