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Village Road, West KirbyFollowing a lengthy and challenging planning process, Evoke Architecture is pleased to have been...
13/10/2026

Village Road, West Kirby

Following a lengthy and challenging planning process, Evoke Architecture is pleased to have been involved in securing full planning permission for two new detached homes on Village Road, West Kirby, with construction now underway and progressing well.

The scheme replaces an existing property which was not financially viable to retain and refurbish. The approved proposals make better use of the large grounds to deliver two much needed family homes, with a considered architectural approach that responds sensitively to the surrounding residential character.

A significant challenge throughout the process was the retention of the site’s protected trees, requiring careful design coordination and complex root protection measures. In granting permission, the Council concluded that the proposals were acceptable in terms of scale and design, would not detract from the wider street scene and would provide a good standard of accommodation for future residents.

A particular thanks to our client and the developer for their patience, determination and continued faith in our team throughout a demanding application, and to Pegasus Group for their invaluable support in securing the approval.

With works progressing well over recent weeks, we look forward to seeing both homes take shape over the coming months.

Tribal Society, Liverpool Shopping Park Evoke Architecture has completed the design of Tribal Society’s first full store...
13/08/2026

Tribal Society, Liverpool Shopping Park

 
Evoke Architecture has completed the design of Tribal Society’s first full store fit-out. As the brand’s first permanent space built from scratch, the brief was to translate its identity and direction into a physical store.
 
The design brings together the two sides of the business, Tech and Luxe, each with its own distinct character. The Tech side is raw and performance-led; the Luxe side is warmer and more refined. The challenge was to give each its own identity while keeping the store reading as one coherent space, and the layout moves customers naturally between the two rather than treating them as separate zones.
 
At the heart of the store is a central display unit, designed and manufactured from scratch, which doubles as a small DJ booth to showcase and promote local talent. Beyond the two main arms, the scheme also introduced a dedicated fragrance section and a customer recharge area, adding further depth to the offer and giving customers a reason to slow down and spend time in the space.
 
As a practice this was a different kind of project for us, and one we thoroughly enjoyed from concept through to completion. We are looking forward to seeing the doors open soon. Tribal Society

Cherry Haye, HeswallPlanning permission was recently secured for the complete transformation of Cherry Haye, a detached ...
19/12/2025

Cherry Haye, Heswall

Planning permission was recently secured for the complete transformation of Cherry Haye, a detached property in Heswall. The approved scheme overhauls the existing house through a combination of double-storey, single-storey and front extensions, extensive external alterations, and a new loft floor created using attic trusses.

The project reworks the entire structure and elevates the architectural presence of the original dwelling, while remaining sensitive to its setting and neighbours. Planning officers supported the scale and design approach, noting no adverse impact on local character or amenity.

With construction already well underway, we’re looking forward to seeing this ambitious project continue to take shape in 2026.

Tower Cottage, CheshirePlanning permission has been granted at appeal for a series of contemporary extensions to this sa...
18/12/2025

Tower Cottage, Cheshire

Planning permission has been granted at appeal for a series of contemporary extensions to this sandstone cottage, located in the greenbelt and near a locally listed water tower. The proposals introduce a new first floor extension, a glazed link, and a large single-storey addition.
 
In allowing the appeal, the Inspector concluded that the design would remain “sufficiently subordinate” to the original building and praised the lightweight glazed connection for maintaining a clear visual hierarchy. The choice of materials was also commended for complementing the existing cottage and reinforcing the distinction between old and new.
 
Importantly, the scheme was found to preserve the setting of the nearby heritage asset, with no harm to views of the water tower, a locally significant structure by Alfred Waterhouse.

Caul Hey, TarletonEvoke architecture recently secured full planning permission for a 3,500 sqft replacement dwelling on ...
17/12/2025

Caul Hey, Tarleton

Evoke architecture recently secured full planning permission for a 3,500 sqft replacement dwelling on the edge of the greenbelt in Tarleton. The new home will deliver a contemporary, low-impact design that responds to its rural context.

The scheme replaces an outdated property with a high-performance, future-facing home tailored to modern rural living.

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