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At PARKdesigned Architects, we continue to expand our specialist services in cladding remediation and fire safety design, with one of our current projects focusing on remedial works at Mill Royd Mill in Brighouse. This converted mill comprises a mixture of apartment forming part of West Yorkshire’s architectural heritage. As part of our ongoing commitment to building safety, we are replacing combustible materials to all balconies and the bin store to ensure compliance with current fire safety regulations.
At PARKdesigned, we believe in the power of thoughtful architecture to support community-driven change. That’s why we’re delighted to be working alongside Seagulls Reuse to help bring their ambitious vision for the Circular Innovation Hub at 129 Water Lane, Leeds, to life.
At PARKdesigned, we are pleased to be continuing our involvement in the delivery of the Aire Valley Energy Centre, a pivotal project that forms part of Leeds City Council’s long-term sustainability strategy. As energy centre architects, our role has been to provide design-led solutions to complex technical requirements while maintaining clarity, buildability and commercial value at every stage.
At PARKdesigned, we are proud to share that planning permission has been granted for the conversion of the former Hylands Hotel in Filey into 22 high-quality apartments. As a practice of experienced Leeds architects, we bring our heritage and commercial design expertise to projects across the region, combining thoughtful design with commercial viability.
This former Victorian hotel—famed for having hosted The Beatles in 1963—holds a special place in the town’s architectural and cultural heritage. Its transformation will ensure its continued relevance, while preserving the character that makes it so significant to Filey’s identity.
We are pleased to share that both of our Directors, Ed Park and James Park, have successfully completed the relaunched RIBA Health and Safety Test. As RIBA Chartered Architects, Ed and James have long championed the importance of rigorous standards in professional competence and risk management. This recent accreditation further reinforces PARKdesigned’s commitment to delivering projects that are not only well designed but also thoroughly aligned with best practice in health and safety.
Last Friday, 13th June, we had the pleasure of hosting some of our valued clients at the historic York Racecourse for a relaxed yet engaging networking day. The event was designed to combine the enjoyment of a classic British sporting occasion with an opportunity to strengthen professional connections in an informal setting.
We are pleased to share the completion of our latest commercial project for Kerrs Angling, one of the region’s most respected suppliers of angling equipment. The shop is now open to the public and marks a significant step forward for this long-established business.
At PARKdesigned, we are always looking for opportunities to enhance our knowledge and refine our approach to architectural design. This week, our team of Leeds architects had the pleasure of welcoming Interface to our studio for a CPD session titled Biophilic Design – Designing with Human Nature in Mind. The session was led by the insightful and incredibly engaging Steven Radcliffe and Donna Dent, whose passion for sustainable, human-centred design was truly inspiring.
Last week, members of the PARKdesigned Architects team had the pleasure of attending the official opening of Spinners Yard, a landmark residential development by Rise Homes, located in the heart of Leeds' vibrant South Bank. As a Leeds-based architectural practice specialising in commercial, waste, and energy projects, we are always keen to support and engage with developments that contribute meaningfully to the regeneration of our city. This visit, part of the broader UKREiiF fringe programme, was a timely reminder of the role architecture plays in shaping communities and urban identity.
The UK Real Estate Investment and Infrastructure Forum – better known as UKREiiF – is happening this week, and the team at PARKdesigned will once agawill once again be in attendance. Hosted in our home city of Leeds, UKREiiF brings together a diverse network of professionals from across the built environment. It has quickly established itself as one of the most important fixtures in the property and infrastructure calendar.