On 6th June Sarah Croft and I will be joining a small team of cyclists who have willingly agreed to attempt the ultimate cycling challenge to raise money for the County Air Ambulance Trust HELP Appeal.

Carl Croft is the founder and managing director of Croft Architecture , based in Stafford, in Staffordshire since 2009. Carl has gained significant experience within the industry, working for two renowned architectural practices in Staffordshire, before establishing his own firm. His goal is to create a legacy of great architecture by improving the way we interact with the environment. He is also ...

Everyone has their part to play when it comes to health and safety, especially in construction. It’s an area that can’t be overlooked as every construction project involves potential dangers at any stage.

Our lives these days fly by at such a fast pace that we take the simple everyday parts of life for granted. Our jobs, our family and our health are the backbone of our everyday life but yet we only stand back and truly appreciate what have when something grave occurs.

It’s that time of year again, the clocks have gone back and our lives feel as though they are now shrouded in darkness, until we see glimmers of light appear in the New Year.

Croft Architecture welcomes Sarah Croft to the team as our Digital Marketing Assistant. Sarah joined the Croft Architecture in June 2014 with an experienced sales and marketing background.

FYI There are so many acronyms that fill our lives today it’s easy to get overloaded with too much technical jargon, so much so that your mind is well and truly “boggled”. Just when you thought you’d escaped the overload one more just creeps through in the form of BIM.

Are you currently thinking of ways to make your home project stand out from the crowd? You can spend hours visiting home showrooms, looking through magazines and different websites for design ideas, but more often than not someone will have the same use of materials and products.

How many of us wake up on a winter’s morning and crank the thermostat up because we feel a little chilly?