- Year: (JobNumber) – Notable Projects – click on Job No to open project window
- 2025: (2411) Added a Modern Kitchen Dining Living Room to an 1893 Arts and Crafts Country House.
- 2024: (2408) Supersize a bungalow in Adel
- 2022 (2255) Supersize semi in a diagonal direction into a large rear garden in Alwoodley
- 2023: (2031) Significant Loft Conversion in Adel – here the previous specialist company had failed to obtain planning permission.
- 2022: (2073) Supersize Semis on Alwoodley Lane in Leeds and then similar at (2230) on appeal.
- 2022: (2215). Three duplex flats at HSBC in Chapel Allerton.
- 2022: (2046) Special case Front Dormers won on appeal in Alwoodley.
- 2021: (2158) Extensive Permitted Developments in Hawksworth
- Lockdown Special: (2029) here a large estate house was supersized in various ways. Substantial planning approvals were first by the LPA (Leeds) and then more via the Planning Inspector at Appeal. The New Permitted Development for adding one or two storeys was tested here; it was proven not to be a real permitted development in most locations.
- 2020: (2005) Green belt supersizing of a former pub conversion in Bramhope
- 2019: (1936) Listed Church Conversion for Dwelling in Woodlesford – here a poor internal arrangement was fixed.
- 2018: (1812) Flagstaff Gardens Blackpool – colourful Public Toilets.
- 2017: (1747) Sensitive extension to Listed Building Newsham Green
- 2017: (1706) Two-storey East Wing to Country House near Harewood
- 2017: (1764) Large extension and remodelling with Conservation Area in Guiseley
- 2016: (1600) Large fan shaped sketch design now blocked by TPO after inheritor of Land at LS17 7QF cuts down trees in the wrong order – New proposal provided in (2025) retains all TPO trees
- 2015: (1517) Supersize estate house in Idle – Up and Out extensions in all directions.
- 2014: (1425) Supersize bungalow in Harrogate – using Enhance Permitted Development Rights.
- 2013: (1327) Largest Planning Application – 56-bed nursing home Bryn Awelon II in Criccieth, North Wales.
- 2013: (1322) Change of use of Village School to a Single Dwelling in Great Preston
- 2012: (0910) Snagging a new build concludes plus a Garden Design matures
- 2011: (1122) Link House Stonedene – Front, Rear and Roof extensions – Party Wall Agreement Required
- 2010: (0916) Largest Project – St Oswald Primary School 2FE – 3000m².
- 2009: (0907) Quickest Planning Approval – 6 weeks. Rear Kitchen Extension
- 2008: (0846) Largest Residential Extension in Green Belt – North View House, Shadwell Leeds
- 2007: (0707) First OWLarchitecture School Project – Rathmell Primary School Near Settle