Commercial new builds - from sketch to spectacular
Collaborate with a chartered architectural design team that can capture your vision, translate it to paper, and work with in-house chartered town planners to ensure a smooth and successful journey for commercial new build projects.
Simplifying Commercial New Builds
Unlike a commercial development project – which typically encompasses a broader range of projects, including renovations, extensions or adaptive reuse of existing properties – a commercial new build is an entirely new structure that is constructed for the sole purpose of supporting a commercial enterprise. The project is designed for a single purpose – such as an office block, a shop or an apartment building – rather than, for example, converting an old warehouse into a mixed-use space with offices, retail and apartments.
This singular focus can help us support you in delving into finer details of your vision and translate them into a functional and aesthetically pleasing space. But of course, it can be overwhelming. There is a lot to consider, and that’s before you even start to navigate the approvals process.
That’s where Young & You shines: we can transform your commercial new build vision into reality every step of the way, from design, planning approval, and project management to completion
Collaborative architectural design for commercial projects
Young & You is a collaborative architectural design firm specialising in helping businesses like yours design the perfect space from the ground up.
Our 35+ years of architectural design experience is rooted in collaboration and the belief that the magic of a successful commercial new build lies in teamwork. We don't just design buildings, we build partnerships. We'll work closely with you at every stage, from brainstorming initial concepts to navigating permissions and regulations. Your vision is our priority, and we'll ensure your voice is heard throughout the process, and through all the changes that the industry brings.
Despite the rise of remote work, England saw a 9% increase in approvals in 2021 compared to 2020 according to statistics published by the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities (DLUHC). This trend suggests developers are adapting to changing work environments by creating commercial new builds that cater to evolving business needs.