Hammersmith and Fulham

Our client in the Bradmore Conservation Area wished to utilise the flat roof of the rear outrigger extension as a roof terrace, accessible by a new door at third floor level. Cameron Jones Planning advised on acceptable designs to overcome overlooking issues, produced the Heritage Statement and managed the full application process.

We were instructed to submit a planning application for a replacement dormer extension to a residential house within a conservation area.  We supported the application with a Heritage Statement. The design was contemporary in its approach but mirrored that of a nearby large roof extension on the main road.  During Covid, we provided the case officer with a video showing the site in context with the surroundings.  Approved within 8 weeks.

We were instructed to submit a planning application for a replacement dormer extension to a dwellinghouse within a conservation area.  I supported the application with a Heritage Statement. The design was contemporary in its approach but mirrored that of a nearby large roof extension on the main road.  During Covid, we provided the case officer with a video showing the site in context with the surroundings.  Approved within 8 weeks.

Cameron Jones Planning was contacted from a client who was disappointed with their current planning consultant and instructed CJP to liaise with the planning department on the planning application which had already been submitted. We attended the site visit with the planning and conservation officers and have submitted additional necessary information and responded to the letters of objection. Decision pending.

CJP was contacted from a client who was disappointed with their current planning consultant and instructed CJP to liaise with the planning department on the planning application which had already been submitted. We attended the site visit with the planning and conservation officers and have submitted additional necessary information and responded to the letters of objection. Decision pending.