DSA is a chartered architect practice which work on projects of various scales from multiple units to individual buildings. We work with numerous clients, from commercial businesses to individuals. Our vision is to promote the importance of sustainable architecture in the built environment that is responsive to the technical, aesthetic and budgetary expectations of our clients.
Our approach is analytical with the aim to engage and solve problems within a specific context. We feel architecture is about the people as well as the buildings and therefore the buildings should be influenced by their surroundings, their use and the end users. We are based in a single design studio in central Leicester.
Our approach is analytical with the aim to engage and solve problems within a specific context. We feel architecture is about the people as well as the buildings and therefore the buildings should be influenced by their surroundings, their use and the end users. We are based in a single design studio in central Leicester.
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Design Studio Architects place their clients at the heart of their work and aim to fulfil their visions and produce bespoke, high quality finished products. Our award-winning, RIBA Chartered architectural practice have a record of delivering innovative, forward-thinking, high standard projects spanning a variety of sectors, with a specialism in both residential and commercial planning and design.
At Design Studio Architects, we strive for a practical, design-led approach to commercial projects. Commercial architecture is focused on combining function with style to meet corporate and commercial needs.
The genre covers a vast area of work; from multiple housing projects, retail developments, HMO/student accommodation, corporate/civic offices, to commercial unit builds, health care facilities, industrial units, mixed use developments, and hospitality/leisure schemes.
The genre covers a vast area of work; from multiple housing projects, retail developments, HMO/student accommodation, corporate/civic offices, to commercial unit builds, health care facilities, industrial units, mixed use developments, and hospitality/leisure schemes.
Our commercial residential schemes typically range from two units to large scale multiple unit housing or apartment schemes. We work with seasoned developers to novices, looking to get to grips with property development. Our design focussed approach to produce thoughtful, creative solutions ensures the project remains commercially viable at every stage.
Commercial offices are essential for businesses to thrive, grow and exceed their goals; a new, sleek innovative, space that has been carefully planned from the initial concept will produce more productivity from employees. With expertise in renovating and rejuvenating offices through to office builds, and new build schemes, Design Studio Architects really take the time to get a feel for the client's vision with intelligent thinking and listening.
Commercial industrial projects are vital so that the working space ensures the smooth running and productivity of industrial units and warehouses. DSA have a range of industrial projects, including warehouses for storage, packaging and manufacturing to heavy industrial.
The team are fully committed to every client, their vision and project, and believe that good design, intelligent thinking and a creative mindset can transform the most functional brief and project into a sophisticated space that goes beyond fulfilling only the basic requirements.A 1.2 million investment on an iconic Leicester street, providing high quality and innovative living solutions for students in the city.
The team are fully committed to every client, their vision and project, and believe that good design, intelligent thinking and a creative mindset can transform the most functional brief and project into a sophisticated space that goes beyond fulfilling only the basic requirements.A 1.2 million investment on an iconic Leicester street, providing high quality and innovative living solutions for students in the city.
