Allan Joyce Architects

Welcome to the website of Allan Joyce Architects

Allan Joyce Architects have registered for the 2008 Architect in the House scheme. The scheme enables you to have a free consultation if you make a donation to the Shelter charity. To register for the scheme, contact us or go to www.architectinthehouse.org.uk. The scheme runs from June right through to November so call now and see if one of our architects can help with your design problems.

Allan Joyce Architects run the Race For Life 2008

On 2 July, a team of eleven women from the practice took part in the Race For Life 2008 event at Castle Donington. The race, 3 miles long, was run in aid of Cancer Research and the team raised well over £400. Intended as a warm up for Sheila (the practice manager's) bid to run the 2008 Nottingham Robin Hood half marathon in September, the race quickly attracted support within the office and non-runners readily gave their sponsorship and provided printed T shirts for the team. The team are hoping to run a 10K race sometime in August.

New studio for graphic designers Michon design

Graphic designers Michon design have recently moved into their new studio in Radcliffe on Trent. St Mary's old church hall has been completely renovated and extended by Allan Joyce Architects who designed the studio and acted as project managers, organising subcontractors and overseeing the work on site.

New conservation and discovery centre at Clumber Park

Allan Joyce Architects are delighted to be commissioned by The National Trust to design a new conservation and discovery centre in the old brewhouse at Clumber Park. The semi derelict buildings are across the courtyard from the existing shop and cafe facilities. AJA hope to make a planning application in July, using a model of the scheme they made for presentation to the Trust.

Allan Joyce Architects transform hairdressing salon in Notttingham

Keith Hall hairdressers have recently unveiled their newly refurbished salon in Arnold Nottingham. Allan Joyce Architects designed and managed the construction on site with local contractor T V Nix who are based in Oxton.