Stanton Andrews Architects

🏆 Award-Winning Design in the Ribble Valley!

We’re proud to share that one of our recently completed homes in the Ribble Valley has been named REGIONAL WINNER in the LABC Building Excellence Awards for an individual new build home!

At the heart of everything we do is a commitment to finding the best solutions for our designs — and it’s fantastic to see that dedication recognised.
Next stop: National Awards! 🚀

We're pleased to hear that our design for Shackletons Home & Garden has now received the full go ahead from Ribble Valley Borough Council. The update to the store aims to improve the customer experience. The changes will offer a more spacious and cohesive layout, adding 2,500 metres of additional space and improved car parking.

We had already obtained planning approval, however this was dependent on certain planning conditions being met, which we are delighted to say have now been satisfied.

We are pleased to have gained Planning Permission and Listed Building consent for this Grade 2 Listed house!

Chorley Council have given the go ahead for our contemporary extension and internal remodelling of this property. The large areas of glazing and new 'picture window' will flood the interior with natural light and ensure the house connects with the garden and beautiful surroundings.

This weekend's Heritage Open Day at Long Street Methodist Church & School aka the Arts & Crafts Church was very enjoyable and inspirational. Particularly liked the stonework and detailing. The Architect, Edgar Wood, played an innovative role in the Art Noveau, Art Deco and Arts & Crafts movement in the late 19th and early 20th century, and indeed the Edgar Wood Society is based at this church in Middleton. His work is mostly around the areas of Middleton, Rochdale, Oldham, Huddersfield and Hale and so we are very lucky to have it on our doorstep. Would recommend a visit.
Heritage Open Days &crafts