News in brief from the Lewis Partnership

A round-up of some news items from Llanelli architects the Lewis Partnership . . .
  • Work on the transformation of the old Royal Oak pub on the campus of St Michael’s School, Llanelli, is starting this week.
  • Work on the extension to doctor’s surgery in Nantgaredig being completed this week. Previous stories on website - http://www.lewispartnership.co.uk/extension-to-nantgaredig-surgery-starts-to-take-shape/ 
  • Our presentation of designs to Llanelli Tennis Club went down well last week. New changing rooms and other improvements on the horizon for club.
  • A big welcome to Daniel Phillips, 22, who is studying architectural technology at Bristol University. Daniel has joined us for 24 weeks. Daniel is from Tycoch in Swansea and has already completed the first two years of his university studies.
  • Bro Myrddin Housing Association have asked us to design four homes in Cae Bryn Drain in Carmarthen.
  • We are working with Bro Myrddin Housing Association on a three-bedroomed disabled person’s bungalow in Carway.
  • Don’t forget: we are on Facebook. Pop along and ‘Like’ our page –https://www.facebook.com/Lewispartnership
  • Getting closer to the milestone of 200 followers on Twitter. Tell your pals about us @Lewis_Architect
  • Lovely sunny day here in West Wales. Our clients are starting to think about home improvements.

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