Planning

Planning · July 06, 2022

Planning approval: renovation, remodel and roof extension in Peel, Isle of Man

The good news is that our plans for a seaside home renovation, remodel and roof extension in Peel have won planning approval.

Planning · July 03, 2022

A contemporary make-over for a family home in Douglas wins planning approval

Our planning application for a much-loved family home in the heart of Douglas in the Isle of Man has won planning approval.

Planning · March 17, 2022

Modus Architects/The Salvation Army wins committee approval for new Isle of Man church

We are proud to announce that our plans for a new Salvation Army Worship hall and Community Centre to be based in the business park near Douglas in the Isle of Man have been unanimously approved by planning committee members.

Planning · January 01, 2022

A new Salvation Army Headquarters for the Isle of Man submitted for planning

We’re pleased to announce that our refurbishment and extension of the existing Salvation Army headquarters building has been submitted for planning.

Planning · December 08, 2021

Planning permission to refurbish family home in the Isle of Man

Planning approval won for a family home. Rain or shine, our clients will be able to enjoy panoramic views of the site's generous garden.

Planning · June 08, 2020

Contemporary Home Extension

This contemporary home extension gave a traditional cottage in the Isle of Man a new lease of life.

Planning · September 26, 2019

MODUS ARCHITECTS / Jeremy Humphries Strathallan Horse Tram Depot In Construction

Construction is well underway for Modus Architect´s latest project for the new Strathallan Horse Tram Depot, in Douglas Isle of Man.

Planning · July 08, 2018

Modus Architects have won planning permission to demolish and rebuild the horse tram depot on Douglas Promenade in the capital of the Isle of Man.

‘The proposed replacement building is intended to ensure the service continues well into the future by providing modern, fit-for-purpose facilities. It also provides the opportunity to construct a new building that will look almost identical to the depot that was built in 1902 and that clearly relates closely to the historic context of the area.’