Jeffrey Jordan Architects

Jeffrey Jordan Architects Architecture Practice based in Manchester

Planning application submitted! šŸ āœØThis transformation blends classic charm with sleek modern design—featuring traditiona...
11/08/2026

Planning application submitted! šŸ āœØ

This transformation blends classic charm with sleek modern design—featuring traditional tile hanging contrasted against sharp aluminium trims, coping, and expansive rear bi-fold doors.

Inside the space:
• Ground Floor: Upgraded, open-plan kitchen and dining area built for seamless living.
• First Floor: Extended bedrooms to create two generous en-suite rooms.
• Loft Level: A completely new principal suite complete with its own private en-suite.

Fingers crossed for permission šŸ¤ž

We’ve visited some very interesting sites recently.It’s amazing to see the passion and creativity of our clients - not t...
08/07/2026

We’ve visited some very interesting sites recently.

It’s amazing to see the passion and creativity of our clients - not to mention the sheer resolve needed to navigate today’s climate of long planning timeframes, legal delays, and rising building costs! 🄲

Looking forward to showcasing more proposal work in the coming weeks.

09/06/2026

Thinking about renovating a heritage property?

Here is a quick breakdown of Listed Building Consent:

šŸ“„ What is it? Formal permission required to alter, extend, or demolish a listed building.

šŸ›”ļø Why? To protect the building’s special architectural interest.

šŸ” The Catch: Yes, even internal changes can require approval!

šŸ’” Note: It’s completely separate from standard planning permission and applies to all grades.

Refurbishing a golf club lounge is a delicate balancing act between heritage and modern comfort.Our latest design focuse...
21/05/2026

Refurbishing a golf club lounge is a delicate balancing act between heritage and modern comfort.

Our latest design focuses on warmth and connectivity. By opening the lounge up to the wider club house, we’ve created a more fluid social environment while prioritising the views across the course.

Key features include a bespoke fireplace, alongside a suspended acoustic panel lighting feature—ensuring that even in a bustling clubhouse, the atmosphere remains refined and the sound levels comfortable.

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Our latest Building Regulation submission: a single-storey rear extension designed to transform the heart of the home.By...
06/05/2026

Our latest Building Regulation submission: a single-storey rear extension designed to transform the heart of the home.

By introducing a pair of corner bi-folding doors, we’ve drastically improved the connection between the kitchen, dining area, and the garden.

This isn’t just about adding square meterage; it’s about creating an expansive entertaining space that feels as open to the outdoors as it does to the rest of the house. A seamless transition for those summer evenings.

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The moment a project becomes watertight is when the architectural vision truly begins to shine ā˜€ļøIn this extensive multi...
28/04/2026

The moment a project becomes watertight is when the architectural vision truly begins to shine ā˜€ļø

In this extensive multi-extension project - which has transformed the original site into what feels like a contemporary new build - natural light was our primary material.

Now that the shell is nearly sealed, we can finally see the interplay of the deep slot windows and expansive skylights.

These strategic openings don’t just provide light; they curate views through the building and define the volume of the internal spaces.

The stage is now set for the internal fit-out.

Let’s be honest: back in uni, every second studio project had a slide, a roof garden, or a glass link. Then you qualify,...
21/04/2026

Let’s be honest: back in uni, every second studio project had a slide, a roof garden, or a glass link. Then you qualify, and reality hits—it’s usually fire regs, budget cuts, and planning constraints.

Seeing this slide actually get installed felt like a win for my 20-year-old self. It’s a reminder that even in a high-performance environment, there’s room for a bit of architectural joy. We spend so much time on the ā€˜serious’ stuff; sometimes you just need to design something that makes people smile on their way to the changing rooms.

Always great to see progress on site!This loft conversion has been designed as an additional play space for the kids, co...
07/04/2026

Always great to see progress on site!

This loft conversion has been designed as an additional play space for the kids, complete with a separate toilet and dedicated storage.

We’ve designed a number of playrooms, but this one really keeps the kids happily tucked away!

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6th Floor, Parsonage Chambers, 3 Parsonage
Manchester
M32HW

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm

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