We were instructed to advise and prepare the supporting planning statement for extensive extensions to a detached dwelling in East Sheen. Plus the submission of a Certificate of Lawfulness for an outbuilding. All approved within 8 weeks.
We submitted a Covering Letter in support of an application for the erection of a part two storey part single storey rear extension and rear/side dormer roof extensions.
The application was initially refused related to design and flooding issues, however, following amendments permission was subsequently granted.
We submitted an application for the improvement and maintenance of a section of inland waterway in South Twickenham. No amendments were required and development was permitted.
Planning permission was approved for the replacement of dormer roof extension, replacement windows, 2no. conservation style rooflights, erection of front balcony, replacement of roof tiles with handmade clay tiles and single storey rear extension in Richmond. The site is within a Conservation Area and Flood zone.
We were approached by the client to submit an application for a single storey side link extension, x2 front rooflights and x1 rear dormer.
It was confirmed in the Officer report that there would be no significant harm caused to the immediate neighbouring properties in terms of loss of privacy, outlook, daylight, sunlight or otherwise.
We were approached by the client to submit an application for the erection of a three storey building plus basement including a front lightwell to provide six residential units (1×3 bedroom, 2×2 bedroom and 3xStudios), together with provision of cycle stores, refuse/recycling storages and private gardens. We provided a number of supporting documents including an Energy Performance Certificate and a Secured by Design Report. The site is located in Norwood.
We submitted an application on behalf of the client for the two storey side extension with single storey rear extension of a locally listed dwelling (BTM) in Hampton.
Once drawings were revised, permission was duly granted within eight weeks.
Dwelling located within the Green Belt, a Flood Zone and partially in a Conservation Area. The application was for the demolition of the existing home and the erection of a new dwelling with a detached garage, a swimming pool in the grounds and associated parking and landscaping.
We were instructed by the architects to support the application with a planning statement and provide general advice. Although the Council did not support the contemporary design and refused the application we have submitted an appeal and sought barrister support.
We represented the applicant at an Appeal Hearing and were successful in arguing that the replacement dwelling would not be inappropriate development within the Green Belt. The Inspector also found the Council acted unreasonably by adding one of the reasons for refusal and awarded partial costs.
We were approached by the client to submit an application for the change of use from Use Class E (barber’s shop) to a Sui Generis use to be used as a Nail/beauty parlour.
The Officer concluded that the development was considered acceptable in terms of appearance and with no harmful impacts on residential amenities.