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Writer's pictureAdam M

Exciting News: Diogel Architecture's Proposal in the Spotlight!


I am thrilled to share some fantastic news with all of you! The Chester Standard recently covered one of our latest proposals, highlighting our ongoing commitment to transforming spaces and revitalizing communities. You can read the full article here.


The article discusses the plans we've put forward to convert a vacant shop on Whitby Road in Ellesmere Port into a space that combines retail and residential areas. It's an exciting prospect that aligns with our vision to breathe new life into neglected properties while enhancing the local surroundings.


The proposed development aims not only to refurbish the derelict building but also to create a harmonious addition to the area. Our design focuses on expanding the commercial space while introducing two self-contained flats, thus contributing positively to the town's vibrancy.


We are passionate about preserving the character of the neighbourhood, and this proposal is a testament to our dedication. Our team has carefully considered various aspects, ensuring that the scale and design are in harmony with the location and reflect resource-efficient practices.


One of the significant aspects addressed in the article is the issue of parking. While our proposal doesn't include on-site parking, we've taken into account alternative parking options in the vicinity, alongside easy access to public transportation. We believe this approach aligns with the commercial nature of the area and its accessibility.

As with any proposal, there might be considerations and discussions to be had. The article mentions that Cheshire West and Chester Council's planning department will review and make decisions regarding the proposals at a later date.


This coverage not only highlights our proposal but also showcases our commitment to community-centric architectural solutions. It's always a pleasure to be recognized for our efforts in creating spaces that uplift the area while meeting the needs of its residents.

I invite you all to read the article and share your thoughts. Your feedback is valuable to us as we continue to strive for excellence in our architectural endeavors.


Thank you for being part of this exciting journey with us!


Best regards, Adam

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