London

The owners of this ground floor flat have requested a single storey side extension to create a new lounge area. It is in the Camden conservation area so additional justification has had to be given of the design and materials to be used.

A single storey rear extension is proposed to replace the existing small extension. The new extension will have a pitched roof with open ceiling inside, and be used a dining area off the main kitchen. The client has chosen a rendered finished for the new extension with rear facing window and french doors off to the side.

Unlike the existing extension, the new one will be constructed to the latest building regulations standards.

Because it is proposed to extend three meters out, the extension is covered by permitted development and so planning permission is not needed, just building control.

This large semi-detached property is to be converted to a care home. Every bedroom is to receive the addition of an en-suite. A lounge, dining room, office and staff room are being formed.

The adjoining property already operates as a care home.

A contemporary single storey rear extension with four sets of bi-fold doors is planned to the rear of this property which is also in a conservation area.

New photos will be added to show how the building work progresses.

A planning application has been submitted for a loft conversion and single storey rear extension in St John’s Wood.

This area is a coservation area so careful design thought was given and a design and access statement was produced.