Visit the Royal Institute of British Architects Bookshop at 66 Portland Place (itself inspired by a building) in the West End to browse the excellent selection books, many of whom are dedicated to the most successful examples of national changes in the UK and abroad.

Consider the work of the architects of success to define their own tastes and preferences. Are you excited by the rich materiality Lloyd Wright and Alvar Aalto, or you love the exposed concrete by Tadao Ando? Maybe you admire high-tech glass and steel Richard Rogers or prefer the joy of Enric Miralles?

Look at the websites of the practice of architecture in London to see what is feasible and acceptable within the guidelines of local authorities. You may find an extension to a house similar to yours in one of their portfolios online.

Visit private residential properties in the case of London, "Open House" (held in June each year) to see what is possible with modern adventure (http://www.londonopenhouse.org/).'s owners the house are usually available if you want to learn more: namely that the architect they used, their level of satisfaction and the pitfalls to avoid.

Talk architects and designers, some offer a free consultation in your home to suggest ideas and sketch possible designs. The Royal Institute of British Architects runs a project called "Architect in each House 'in April when an architect will give an hour long consultation on the site in exchange for a £ 40 suggested donation to charity. This is a great way to get the professional help and discuss their proposals.

Photocopy and print all that are inspired by books, magazines and the Internet. Keep a scrapbook to show your architect and transmit their tastes. No doubt there will be many new ideas to combine with yours to create something that is not treated individually perhaps she had previously imagined.

The ideas presented here suggest some of the possibilities of starting their own creativity to imagine the possibilities of home. The design process is much smoother when you have a clear idea of what you want: a brief note that often needs will save you money in the long run! London Architecture

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