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architecture news architecture headlines architecture headlines 2 architecture daily news design news csa news architecture.com news    general news local news international news national news local weather    advice choosing an architect local practices national practices riba why use an architect images   user name password    Practices: Cockermouth list practices by area: Carlisle Cockermouth Penrith   Unit 4a Lakeland Business Park Lamplugh Road Cockermouth t: Cockermouth 827573 f: e: w: www.day-cummins.co.uk Day Cummins. Day Cummins is a well-established national architectural consultancy based in Cockermouth and serving U.K. and overseas clients. A spread of disciplines and several well-developed areas of expertise have ensured that the practice has maintained an expanding client list from well known international names to valued individuals. The practice operates an efficient and accredited quality control system and provides services from the artistic side of design to the scientific extent of technology. Fees are commensurate with expertise and experience yet offer value through efficiency and protection of clients’ investments by way of professional protocols. We offer skill, expertise and safe hands. 64 Main Street Cockermouth t: 01900 822945 f: e: enquiries@greendesigngroup.co.uk w: www.greendesigngroup.co.uk Green Design Group. We have a wide range of experience developed over 20 years working with both public and private sector clients and have particular expertise in the design of many building types including commercial and residential buildings, arts and performance spaces, educational and university building, leisure, retail and ecclesiastical buildings. Our clients are equally diverse, including commercial developers, government organisations, national institutes, private individuals and housing associations. Stabel Cottage Lorton Hall Low Lorton t: Lorton 85369 f: e: w: Tim Britton. The Stable Cottage, established in 1997 as the working title of Tim Britton, Chartered Architect, uses technology and imagination to provide clients with both an efficient service and thought provoking designs. Each scheme is carefully rationalised to be both aesthetic and functional. Time and care are taken to craft designs to the particular needs of the project, to produce completed schemes which are greater than the sum of their parts. ‘I try to act as a catalyst throughout the design process; stimulating my client’s imagination; guiding them towards a mutually rewarding outcome by exploring realistic alternatives to their original concept.'

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