We applied for a Certificate of Lawfulness on behalf of the client to establish the use of the building as 2 self-contained flats.
We submitted supporting drawings in support of the application.
Success – Permission granted
Application for Certificate of Lawfulness in East Sheen Read More »
The clients previously had a dormer application refused. We managed a revised application for the raising of the ridge, hip to gable and dormer roof extensions. After much liaison with the council’s planning team, permission was granted for the client’s preferred scheme.
Successful Application – Dormer in Twickenham Read More »
We were approached by the client to submit an application for a rear dormer roof extension in Twickenham.
The application was initially refused, however, once amendments were made to the roof heights, permission was subsequently granted.
Successful Application – Rear dormer extension in Richmond Read More »
Successful application for a rear roof dormer extension to a terraced building of townscape merit (BTM) located within the Teddington High Street Conservation Area. A previous application was unsuccessful so it was great that we managed to turn this around for our client.
Success – Permission Granted
Planning permission obtained for Dormer Extension in a Conservation Area Read More »
Full application for change of use to provide a retail unit,, separately accessed office in the basement and the replacement of a former tyre-fitting garage and parking area with a building comprising two residential units.
Due for decision in April.
Application for change of use of garage to retail, office and residential Read More »
We successfully appealed an application for an extension in North Twickenham.
The scheme involved: Proposed side extension at second floor level, the replacement of the rear extensions with a single storey glazed extension and the loss of one 1 bedroom unit from 3 units into 1no. 4 bedroom flat and 1no. 3 bedroom flat.
Once revised drawings were submitted, the Officer concluded that there would be no harmful impact on the character and appearance of the streetscene and permission was subsequently granted.
Successful Appeal – Extension in Conservation Area Read More »
We were instructed to write the appeal statement following refusal of a first floor rear extension to a locally listed building within a conservation area. The Council had previously approved a first floor rear extension and the new proposal was 30cm wider which the Council had refused. The Inspector agreed with our argument that the new extensions would not have a materially different effect on the character and appearance of the area, the site as a BTM, or neighbouring BTMs, to that of the previous approval.
Permission on appeal – Residential extension with rooflight and flue – Mortlake Read More »
We were instructed following refusal of a similar proposal. I undertook a site visit and advised how to amend the design to ensure consent would be granted. Following a resubmission, the application was granted within 56 days.
The scheme involved a single-storey rear extension and loft conversion including the removal of a chimney. We were instructed following refusal of a similar proposal. The property is within a Conservation Area and the dormer extension was contrary to the Council’s guidelines. We advised what would be approved and following a re-design, the Council granted planning permission.
Permission obtained for residential extension and loft conversion – Kew Read More »
Rear extension of the lower ground floor and partial extension of the ground floor level.
