The Practice:
We are an Architectural and Structural Design Consultants based in the village of Baildon in the Bradford District of West Yorkshire. Archi-Structure offer a full range of services in the fields of Architectural, Structural, Civil, Project and Contract Management, Geotechnical Engineering, design, surveys, option appraisal, planning supervision, alterations, extensions, repairs, refurbishment and new build to provide a comprehensive integrated, approach to large and small projects alike. The practice is equipped with structural analysis programs to enable cost-effective designs to be prepared rapidly and the effect of changes to be speedily assessed. All drawings are produced using Computer Aided Design and Detailing (CADD) software. The work of Archi-Structure is always practical ensuring that clients' aims are met and supported by sound engineering and technical knowledge. We are probably the UK's leading designers for Mosques and Islamic Schools. Our work and projects covers areas as far away as Glasgow. Mr Al Samarraie is the author of one chapter on Mosque design in the "Metric Handbook-Planning and Design Data" published by the Architectural Press. This publication is the industry standard for Architects, Engineers, Planners, etc., and serves as an invaluable tool for any project.

We are committed to quality through:
Careful consideration of options at the conceptual design stage Integration of the requirements of the client and the design team Practical designs Attention to detail Cost awareness Commitment to programme Flexible response

Capabilities:
The practice is fully conversant with Planning issues and all Building Regulations including CDM and Health & Safety procedures and it is justifiably proud of its teamwork approach to projects, which is aimed at providing the client with the optimum and most effective solutions. Experience over the years has included industrial and commercial buildings, religious buildings, retail, schools, housing and offices, with the alteration and refurbishment of listed buildings also an important part of the workload. Conceptual and feasibility designs (architectural and structural) Planning advice Detailed design (architectural, building and structural) Structural analysis, design and assessment Foundation design and assessment Quantity Surveying, contract management and administration Inspections, supervision and contract works Structural surveys (domestic and non-domestic) Structural surveys (traditional and non-traditional construction) Temporary works Listed buildings and renovations, alterations, refurbishment and conversions Listed and historic buildings Change of use Expert witness and litigation