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Commercial
building extensions

A well-planned extension can unlock the potential of your existing space, giving your business the room to breathe, thrive, expand, and succeed.

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Feeling a little squeezed in your current commercial space?

Maybe your team's overflowing with brilliant ideas, but your office walls are saying "no vacancy." Or perhaps your customer base is growing, and you need a showroom that reflects your success. Before you start looking for new commercial space, think about a commercial extension and expanding what you already have.

Our architectural experts have helped countless businesses unlock their potential with expertly designed extensions. Whether you need a single-storey, multiple, or a two-storey extension, our team of award-winning architectural designers and experienced chartered town planners will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience.

Commercial building extensions come in different forms, each offering unique benefits.

Single-Storey Commercial Extensions

A single-storey commercial extension is a popular choice when a business needs additional floor space without a dramatic change to the building’s facade. This can be perfect for adding a new meeting room, expanding your workspace, or creating a dedicated client area. Here are some considerations:

SPACE CONSTRAINTS

Make sure your existing site can accommodate the extension comfortably.

PLANNING & BUILDING REGULATIONS

Young & You's team, including experienced chartered architectural designers and town planners, will help you navigate any planning or building regulation requirements involved.

LIGHT & FLOW

Our design will ensure your existing space integrates seamlessly with the new extension, maintaining natural light flow.

multiple-storey commercial extension

A multiple-storey commercial extension is a popular choice when a business needs additional floor space without a dramatic change to the building’s facade. This can be perfect for adding a new meeting room, expanding your workspace, or creating a dedicated client area. Here are some considerations:

SPACE CONSTRAINTS

Make sure your existing site can accommodate the extension comfortably.

PLANNING & BUILDING REGULATIONS

Young & You's team, including experienced chartered architectural designers and town planners, will help you navigate any planning or building regulation requirements involved.

LIGHT & FLOW

Our design will ensure your existing space integrates seamlessly with the new extension, maintaining natural light flow.

Experience the Young & You way

Ready to unlock the potential of your business space? Let's chat! Our initial consultations for extensions to commercial buildings are always free, and it's a great opportunity to discuss your project and see if Young & You might be a good fit. We're confident that with our expertise and collaborative approach, we can help you design the perfect extension to propel your business forward!

"Amazing from start to finish, and we have got the house of our dreams!!"

Mrs Jamme

"We have really appreciated the service and thoroughness from Young & You – from your initial visit through to design and the quality assurance process through the build. We will definitely pass your details on regarding any architect recommendations in the future with people we know."

Mrs Lawson

"Fantastic team, amazing experience from start to finish, nothing was ever to much hassle, they worked efficiently to get us the planning permission we needed and came up with some amazing design ideas. Great value for money, wouldn't hesitate to recommend."

Mrs Smith

"Such a fantastic experience with Young & You we secured planning permission quicker then anticipated and building regulations approval soon after, they guide you through the process and take all the weight off you."

Mr Quinton