Client: 265 Strand Property
Architect: PLP Architecture
Planning Consultant: DP9
Project overview: Townscape and Heritage Assessment of a proposal for a roof extension in a highly sensitive location, with the neighbouring building listed grade II, the site falling in a key location in the Strand Conservation Area, opposite Australia House (listed grade II); the Church of St Clement Danes (listed grade I) and adjacent to the Royal Courts of Justice, West Green Building (listed grade II*) and the Royal Courts of Justice, Law Courts (listed grade I). Proposals included the partial in-fill of the existing rear courtyard and creation of a roof extension at the 7th and 8th floor levels and creation of terraces to the rear at 3rd and 5th floor levels and to the front at 7th floor level together with associated external alterations including new plant on roof. Pre-application involvement and support, including submission to Historic England, and Townscape and Heritage Assessment in support of the proposals.
Client: DTZi/Strathclyde Pension Fund
Architect: NRAP Architects
Planning Consultant: Avison Young
Project overview: Townscape and Heritage Assessment of an additional storey, facade remodelling and a rear extension, creation of external amenity spaces, replacement plant and associated works. The assessment included a review of the value of the existing building on the application site, which was itself a remodelling of the façade of an older warehouse building in a jaunty and idiosyncratic way by CZWG, a practice of which several Post-Modern buildings have been listed in recent years.
Client: Ziser London
Architect: BB Partnership
Planning Consultant: PPM Planning
Project overview: Townscape and Heritage Assessment of a large scale development, taking in the extension of buildings at 42-56 Hassop Road, demolition of buildings at 32-40 and 60-74 Hassop Road and replacement with 3 storey building accommodating 2,679 sqm of floorspace and 8 self-contained flats, refurbishment of ground floor retail at 249-289 Cricklewood Broadway including creation of retail arcade between Cricklewood Broadway and Hassop Road, change of use of 1st floor of 249-283 Cricklewood Broadway and creation of 2 to 3 additional storeys above 249-289 Cricklewood Broadway accommodating a 157 unit co-living scheme and ancillary facilities including laundries, cinema, shared living/kitchen/dining rooms, storage and shared workspace and new facade to front and rear of 249-289 Cricklewood Broadway.
46-48 GRANGE WALK
46-48 GRANGE WALK, SOUTHWARK LONDON SE1 3DY
Client: 46-48 Grange Walk Limited
Architect: Glas Architects
Planning Consultant: Avison Young
Project overview: Townscape and Heritage Assessment of a part 2 and part 3 storey rooftop extension, remodelling of existing building facades and associated works. Townscape and Heritage Assessment, extensive on-going support during determination, appearance at Committee Meeting.
