We were instructed to advise and submit the planning application for a roof extension in North Twickenham. The site is in St Margaret’s Conservation Area.
Success – Permission granted
Planning permission granted for roof extension in Conservation Area Read More »
We submitted an application on behalf of the client for a single storey side and rear extension + redevelopment of existing garage and porch in Twickenham. A Fire Safety Statement was also submitted in support of the application.
The Officer recommended the proposal for approval and permission was duly granted.
New dwellinghouse with detached garage and associated parking and landscaping following the demolition of the existing house and detached garage.
We were instructed by the architects to support an application within a village in West Berkshire to demolish a house and redevelop it with a contemporary dwelling. After negotiating with the Council officer and slightly amending the scheme this was approved within 4 months of submission.
Successful application for new dwelling adjacent to open countryside Read More »
We submitted an application for a client in Twickenham which was supported by a Fire and Safety Statement. The site is within a Conservation Area.
The scheme involved: Demolition of existing two-storey rear extension and construction of single-storey and first floor rear extensions and new bay window, extension of roof and raising ridge by 20cm, installation of rooflights, replacement windows, demolition and part replacement of existing garage and demolition of front boundary wall/fence and replacement with new boundary wall.
Success – Permission granted within eight weeks
We submitted two applications for this property near Clapham Common in Wandsworth – one for full planning permission and one for a permitted development application. Both were granted. The client then wanted to knock down the whole house but retain the façade so we submitted a further application for this proposal, following a positive pre-application submission.
Granted planning permission without any amendments.
Successful application for house rebuild behind front facade Read More »
We submitted an application for an extension to a new build house in the Green belt near Kingston.
The application was approved without any amendments.
Successful Application – House extension in the Green Belt Read More »
We submitted an application on behalf of the client for a single storey rear extension in Twickenham. As part of the application we submitted a Fire Safety Statement. The extension was recommended for approval by the Planning Officer and permission was subsequently granted.
Permission granted for side extension in Richmond Read More »
We submitted an application on behalf of the client for the terracing of a downward sloping rear garden. The application went to committee where full planning permission was subsequently granted.
Application approved for new terrace and steps to the rear of dwelling in Ascot Read More »
We submitted an application for the demolition of existing dwellinghouse except for front facade and erection of three-storey (plus basement) dwellinghouse. In support of this, we provided a Cover Letter and a Fire Safety Statement.
The LPA approved the proposal subject to conditions.
Success – Permission granted
Permission granted for erection of new dwellinghouse in Wandsworth Read More »
There is much history with this house seeking extensions to make it suitable for the C21st. We submitted an application which was refused and then allowed on appeal within 1 week. We have also submitted two other applications, one which has been approved and one still waiting a decision.
The scheme involved: demolition of existing two-storey rear extension and construction of single-storey and first floor rear extensions, extension of roof and raising ridge, installation of rooflights, replacement windows, demolition and part replacement of existing garage and demolition of front boundary wall/fence and replacement with new boundary wall.
Successful Applications and Appeal – Extension in St Margarets Conservation Area Read More »
