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WRABNESS
Location: Suffolk
Type: Replacement house
Stage: Planning approval
Designed to resemble a small group of farm buildings, this bespoke new family home sits elegantly among neighbouring converted barns. The main envelope takes the shape of two barn-style blocks linked by a glazed entrance hall and conservatory. The double height space to the rear contains modern dining and kitchen areas with a study, set above the dining room bay, taking full advantage of the views to the Stour Estuary. Between the blocks, and opposite the entrance hall, is a fully glazed conservatory with full width bi folding doors leading to a sheltered terrace area
ST. JOHN STREET
Location: Islington - London
Type: Office roof extension
Stage: Planning approval
The extension will provide additional floor space for the third floor office/studio units on mezzanines. Behind the sloping front roof, the extension will have a flat roof, set below the tile creasing of the existing chimneys. The rear facades of the extension will be clad semi-reflective metal panels to give a lightweight appearance and maximize light. As this project is located within a conservation area it has been carefully designed to not affect the light or outlook from surrounding properties. Crucially, it will be 'invisible' from the street.
ST. JOHN STREET
Location: Islington - London
Type: Office rear extension
Stage: On site
In the revised design the mezzanine floor and roof enclosure are set back from the boundary with Stable Court so as not to be visible. The revised design will not be visible and will have no impact on the Conservation Area.
BRITANNIA ROAD
Location: Fulham - London
Type: Residential refurbishment
Stage: On site
KINGSLAND ROAD
Location: Dalston - London
Type: Residential development
Stage:
AWAITING PLANNING
This pre-application submission is essentially to establish the principle of change of use and redevelopment of the site. In order to ascertain the best strategy for this much underused Brownfield site we have explored two approaches, both largely residential in nature. One option is for a denser proposal - a mixed use scheme with more smaller units in the form of flats; the second option is less dense with larger, family sized units in the form of mews houses. It is hoped that the pre app response will establish the Council's preferred mix.
PARK STREET
Location: Bristol
Type: Residential development
Stage: Planning Approval
Address
104c St John Street, EC1M 4EH
Telephone
020 7336 7884
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