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A Heritage Statement supporting a planning application for the regeneration of a brownfield site into a new Dental centre in Enfield (Chase Side) received approval. We were asked to assess the site’s redevelopment, which involves demolishing commercial and warehouse buildings to make way for a two-story building. Due to its location in the Enfield Town

A Heritage Statement led to a successful planning application on a residential scheme in south east London. A new ground floor extension was proposed to the rear of a property located within the Brookmill Road Conservation Area, an area developed as a later part of Deptford New Town between the 1850s and 1870s. Its character

Plans for a high rope climbing course above Peter Pan’s Adventure Golf on Madeira Drive received consent after our research into the local heritage context. Located in the East Cliff Conservation Area, near the Grade II-listed Banjo Groyne and Madeira Terraces, the design was seen as fitting well with its historic surroundings. The heritage consultancy

A Heritage Statement formed part of a recently consented planning application for the development of an extension to the side of the listed building in Mayfield,  Wealden.  The house is an authentic example of the traditional ‘Sussex style’ vernacular with a ground storey of masonry and upper storeys of clay tile hanging  and large brick

In a judgment handed down in July 2018 the Court of Appeal has confirmed that the setting of heritage assets “is not necessarily confined to visual or physical impact” but that other considerations are potentially relevant. This judgment resolved the tension between Lang J’s approach in the High Court and comments made by Lindblom LJ in R (Williams) [2017]  EWCA