Commercial
Experts in Commercial Architecture
At David Maxwell Architects, we specialise in delivering innovative,
functional, and compliant commercial design solutions. With extensive
experience across office spaces, retail units, hospitality venues, sports venues and mixed-use developments, we understand the complexities of commercial architecture and provide expert guidance at every stage.
From feasibility studies and planning approvals to sustainable design and
project management, we ensure a seamless process, balancing aesthetics,
efficiency, budget and compliance. Our strong local authority connections and use of advanced 3D visualisation help bring projects to life while minimising delays and costs.
Whether you’re building a new development or refurbishing an existing space, David Maxwell Architects delivers intelligent, future-proof solutions
tailored to your business needs.
What types of commercial projects do we specialise in?
We specialise in a diverse range of commercial projects, including office spaces, retail units, hospitality venues, sports facilities, and mixed-use developments. With a focus on functionality, aesthetic appeal, and regulatory compliance, we deliver designs that are thoughtfully tailored to your business needs.
How do we handle Planning and Building Control applications for commercial projects?
Our strong relationships with local authorities enable us to efficiently navigate Planning approvals and Building Control applications on your behalf.
How do I know if my commercial project is feasible?
We start with a feasibility study to assess site conditions, planning restrictions, budget considerations, and project viability. This helps determine whether the project can proceed and identifies any potential challenges early on.
What approvals do I need for a commercial build?
Most commercial projects need Planning Permission and Building
Control approval. We handle these applications, coordinating with local
authorities to simplify the process and ensure compliance.
How long does a commercial project take from design to completion?
