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Architects in Pendlebury | Full-Scale Architectural Services for Homes & Businesses

Whether you’re a homeowner dreaming of a kitchen extension in Pendlebury Village, a developer planning apartments near the A6, or a business needing industrial units in Agecroft – our RIBA-chartered team brings Architect expertise to your Pendlebury project.

Phone: +44 161 543 6500  Email: Hello@LatchArchitects.com

Architect designed interior with dark grey kitchen with white worktop and brass sink tap

Get Your Project in Pendlebury Started Today


Whether it's a modern barn conversion project, a house extension or a potential multi unit residential development. Book in some time with one of our RIBA chartered architects to start designing today. 

What We Offer Pendlebury Clients

For Homeowners in Pendlebury:

- Pendlebury Planning Permission Strategy and Expertise – Navigating Salford Council’s requirements for Pendlebury’s mix of Victorian terraces and 1930s semis

- Pendlebury Home Extensions – From rear additions in Highfield to dormer loft conversions

- Full Refurbishments – Modernising period properties while keeping their character

- Sustainable Upgrades – Our Passivhaus knowledge cuts energy bills in Pendlebury’s variable climate

For Developers & Commercial Clients:

Feasibility Studies – Assessing viability for apartment blocks, retail spaces or industrial conversions

Planning Advocacy – Handling complex applications for sites near the M60 or Agecroft Enterprise Zone

Design-Build Coordination – Ensuring architectural vision matches construction reality

Change of Use Projects – Transforming empty mills or shops into profitable spaces

Recent Example: We secured permission for a converting a vacant dwelling into 2 new large dwellings – overcoming initial council concerns about parking provision.

Modern architect designed house in the countryside


Our process helps you navigate planning permission, building regulations and construction on-site. 

Pendlebury’s Unique Planning Challenges (And How We Solve Them)

Planning Permission Challenges for Residential Projects in Pendlebury:

Conservation Considerations – For homes near St. John’s Church or historic cottages

Flood Risk Assessments – Essential for properties close to the Irwell

Parking Requirements – Tight sites near Pendlebury station need creative solutions

Commercial/Industrial Factors:

Highway Access – Crucial for Agecroft logistics developments

Noise Impact Studies – Needed for hospitality venues near residential areas

BREEAM Compliance – For sustainable commercial builds

Pro Tip: Our experience working on over 100 planning applications has taught us that early pre-apps with Salford Council prevent 80% of planning objections – we apply this same proactive approach here.

Why Developers & Homeowners Choose Us


RIBA Chartered Architects – Unlike many local designers

Full Technical Packages – Builder-ready drawings that prevent costly site errors

Hybrid Expertise – Residential charm meets commercial pragmatism

Interior kitchen extension in Burnley


A finished kitchen extension project in Burnley which achieved planning permission and building regulations compliance.

Your Next Steps


Homeowners: Book a free consultation to discuss your extension or renovation. We’ll show you:

- What’s possible within your budget

- How to avoid common Pendlebury planning mistakes

- 3D visuals of your proposed changes

Developers/Businesses: Contact us for a feasibility review. We’ll advise on:

- Site potential and constraints

- Planning risk factors

- ROI-focused design strategies

Modern kitchen extension


Our free advice will help you get your project started, whether it's for a kitchen extension or a new build.

Book a Free Consultation For a Pendlebury Project


Book in with an architect here to learn more about how you can build a project in Pendlebury, the process start to finish and the key permissions you need.  

Written By...

Sean Payne
Director & Architect
RIBA, ARB, DipArch, MArch, BA, PassivHaus Cert

Having worked in the construction industry and within architecture for the last 15 years, I've seen everything from the very best to the very questionable.

My focus over the last 6 years has been on bringing the very best in energy efficient architecture and high design to the small scale.