Insider Media Residential Property Awards 2024 - Finalist.
The Shortlist for the 2024 Insider Media Midlands Residential Property Awards has been announced and we are delighted that Matthew Montague Architects has been shortlisted for Architectural Practice of the Year.
The competition is strong this year, so we are very proud to have made the shortlist, which is based on our work on two homes for private clients in Derbyshire and an agricultural conversion site in Leicestershire.
This is great news for the practice and is testament to the consistency and expertise of the team, we are thrilled to be recognised and have a place on the shortlist.
Congratulations and good luck to all the companies and projects that have made the 2024 shortlists.
If you would like advice on architectural services or planning permission contact Matthew Montague on 01335 330510 or email matthew@matthewmontague.co.uk
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