Planning for 27 Apartments in Slough
GAA Design is thrilled to share a significant achievement: the successful attainment of planning consent for our ambitious project, featuring 27 meticulously designed apartments. This achievement is particularly noteworthy as our proposal faced a challenging journey, with initial recommendations for refusal. In a testament to the dedication and expertise of our team, our proposal persevered […]
GAA Design completes first cladding remediation
GAA Design is elated to announce the successful completion of its inaugural recladding project, marking a significant milestone in our portfolio of architectural achievements. This project presented a unique set of challenges and opportunities that allowed us to demonstrate our commitment to innovation and problem-solving. The original building featured a preformed aluminum cladding panel, which […]
3 Viveash Close Hayes
GAA Design are delighted to have been appointed by the contractor, 4 Square Site Services Ltd to procure the development of 3 VIVEASH CLOSE HAYES for their client “Mackenzie Homes”. The scheme is for the redevelopment of the current site is to erect a part 10 storey and part 11 storey residential led development comprising of […]
375 Bath Road Slough
Slough continues to be a destination for families and businesses who want to escape the confines of big-city life and enjoy a more rural location to live, work, and bring up families. In 2017, 2018 and 2019, Slough topped the Glassdoor survey of the best places to live and work in the UK. Not only […]
GAA Design developments in Slough
Most of the area around the town we now know as Slough was formed over many years by combining villages along the Great West Road from London to Bath and Bristol. The first recorded use of the name occurred in 1196 as Slo, then as Sloo in 1336 and Le Slowe Slowe or Slow in […]
GAA Design in Wandsworth
Taking its name from the River Wandle, which enters the Thames at Wandsworth, Wandsworth appears in the Domesday Book as Wandesorede and Wendelesorde. These names mean enclosure of a man named Waendel, whose name is also lent to the River Wandle. At the time of the Domesday Book, the manor of Wandsworth was held in […]
70 Stoke Road Slough
GAA Design are pleased to announce last night 25th July 22 the Committee granted a resolution to develop 70 Stoke Road Slough into 57 residential units – this is the 4th approval on Stoke Road for GAA which will see the building of over 250 stunning apartments. It’s great news for our client and we would like […]
GAA Design in Ealing
In 1598, Ealing was a small village with only 428 residents. However, three centuries later, at the end of the nineteenth century, the main access to and from London was significantly easier due to improved communications, and Ealing became a desirable residential centre. In 1901, Ealing became a borough, the first in Middlesex, and after […]
GAA Design in Hounslow
The historic town of Hounslow, situated to the west of London, dates to mediaeval times. Though not mentioned in the Domesday survey in 1086, it was first mentioned as a town in the thirteenth century. Accelerating forward seven centuries, the modern borough of Hounslow was established in 1965, succeeding the Borough of Heston and Isleworth […]