Scheme refused. Full planning permission for demolition, alterations and extension of existing buildings and erection of new buildings comprising a mixed use scheme providing up to 1,217 residential units, up to 3,795 sqm GEA of flexible Class A1/A3/A4 floorspace, up to 12,023 sqm GEA of flexible Class B1/B2, up to 922 sqm GEA of flexible Class D1.D2 and up to 3,882 sqm GEA of multi-use floorspace (A1/A3/A4/D1) within building BF-F and a new secondary school, in buildings ranging from 4 to 28 storeys in height as well as the creation of a single storey basement. The development also includes communal amenity space, landscaping, children’s playspace, car and cycle paring, installation of plant, new pedestrian, vehicular and servicing routes, the creation of two new pedestrian routes through the Railway Arches and associated works and outline planning permission (with all matters reserved) for the part demolition and part retention of existing buildings and erection of two new buildings comprising a mixed use scheme providing up to 125 residential units and up to 781 sqm GEA of flexible Class A1/A3/A4/D1 sui Generis Uses and other associated works.
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Development site at Land bounded by Drury Lane, Dryden Street, Arne Street and Shelton Street
Scheme approved. Removal of existing third and fourth floor levels and roof top structures and partial demolition of Shelton Street elevation (third floor only); construction of new floor space and internal reconfiguration resulting in part five and part six storey buildings with roof top plant enclosure, to provide flexible commercial use including retail (Class A1), financial and professional services (Class A2) restaurant (Class A3), office (Class B1) and / or assembly and leisure (Class S2) at basement and ground floor level and office use (Class B1) at part basement/ground, first to fifth floor level; refurbishment of external elevations; roof terraces, plant, cycle parking and facilities for access and servicing.
Development site at 74-77 Welbeck Street and 28-40 Marylebone Lane – Welbeck Street Car Park, Welbeck Street
Scheme approved. Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment to provide a new building comprising three basement levels, lower ground floor, ground floor level and first to ninth floor levels consisting of hotel (Class C1) with publicly accessible restaurant/bar (Class A3/A4) at ground floor and publicly accessible function/events space at basement levels 2 and 3, roof level swimming pool, bar and roof terrace and roof level plant and associated works.
Olympia Exhibition Centre
Scheme approved. Redevelopment of Olympia comprising: a) Central Hall – demolition with retention of listed facade to Hammersmith Road, erection of new ground plus 12 storey building for (B1) office, (D1) exhibition, flexible (A1-A4) retail/financial and professional services/restaurant/bar, and flexible (B1/D1) offie/conference uses; new site-wide logistics centre, car/cycle parking and plant within two new basement levels; b) G-gate site – erection of ground plus 9 upper storeys building with two levels of basement for use as a theatre, (D1) exhibition and flexible (A3/A4) restaurant/bar use at ground/level 2 and roof level; c) National Hall – internal and external alterations comprising three storey roof-level extension for use as (C1) hotel, part use of National Hall for (A1-A4/C1) hotel and ancillary use, two levels fo internal decks for use as (D1) exhibition space and flexible (D1) exhibition/(A3/A4) restaurant/bar use, alterations to existing basement and associated internal and external works; d) West Hall – alterations and extension to provide two additional storeys for use as (D2) live music and performance space; e) Maclise Road Multi Storey Car Park – partial demolition, alterations and extension for use as (C1) hotel, (D2) cinema, and flexible (B1/D1) co-working/conference use; f) Grand and National Halls – demolition of existing accommodation and circulation spaces between halls and construction of new Level 2 public realm deck with glazed canopy comprising flexible use (A1-A4) retail/restaurant/bar/financial and professional services; g)Pillar Hall – Internal and external alterations for use of building (A3/A4) restaurant/bar, ancillary live music; h) Grand Hall – internal and external alterations including creation of two levels fo internal decks for use as (D1) exhibition space and flexible (D1), (A3/A4) exhibition/restaurant/bar use; i) Plant and energy centres; j) Pedestrian/vehicle/cycle/highway works; k) Public realm, landscaping and associated works.
1-2 Broadgate
Scheme approved. Demolition of the existing buildings and construction of a building arranged over two basement levels, lower ground, upper ground and 12 upper floors plus rooftop plant to provide flexible retail, leisure and mixed retail.leisure uses (Class A1/A3/A4/D2/Sui Generis) at lower levels (Basement to 2nd floor), restaurant (Class A3) at 7th floor level and office (Class B1) at upper floor levels (3rd to 12th floor); hard and soft landscaping works; outdoor seating associated with ground level retail and other works incidental to the development. (78,020sq.m) GEA).
Stonecutter Court, 1 Stonecutter Street
Scheme approved. Demolition of 1 Stonecutter Street and 81 Farringdon Street , and associated works to retail the Hoop and Grapes Public House; the erection of a new building constructed on the retained lower basement and basement of 1 Stonecutter Street providing ground, podium, and 13 upper stories; The use of the building for offices (Class B1) at part ground and first to thirteenth floors, retail/office (Class B1,A1, A3) at podium level, retail at part ground floor (Class A1/A3) and associated delivery bay, cycle parking facilities, together with ancillary plant at basement and lower basement levels; the laying out of a replacement private open space, associated pavilion (Class A1/A3) and enclosure, along with hard and soft landscaping; and the erection of a screen to be attached to the south west flank of the Hoop and Grapes Public House to be planted to provide a green wall, along with the enclosure of the yard the rear of the Public House with an access to the new open space for means of escape purposes (33,528sq.m GIA).
Oval House, Kennington Oval
Scheme approved. Application for full planning permission and listed building consent for the demolition of the existing Oval House Theatre and the construction of a part five part six storey hotel building (Use Class C1), comprising 95 bedrooms, ancillary bar and restaurant and associated landscaping, servicing, on-site parking and new boundary treatment; and refurbishment fo the Grade II listed White House building consisting of the replacement of a modern single storey rear extension, the removal of modern internal partitions, change of use of lower floors of the White House from ancillary theatre office (sui generis) to office (Use Class B1a) to temporary residential accommodation (Sui Generis).
Mercure Hotel, 130 – 134 Southampton Row
Scheme approved. Alterations and extensions to the existing building comprising a 7 storey side extension (from 1st to 7th floor levels) with a 5 storey rear extension (from 1st to 5th floor levels); erection of a roof extension and alterations to provide an additional storey; erection of 6 storey rear infill extension (from 1st to 6th floor levels); and two storey rear extension (5th and 6th floor levels) all in association with the creation fo 18 additional bedrooms to the existing hotel.
49-53 Glengall Road
Scheme approved. Demolition of all existing buildings and structures (excluding some of the facades along Glengall Road and Bianca Road and the industrial chimney) and erection of a part 6, 8 and 15 storey mixed-use development comprising 3,716 sqm (GIA) of flexible workspace (Use Class B1(c) and B2/B8) and 181 residential units (Use Class C3) with amenity space and associated infrastructure.
Lords Cricket Ground, Ground Floor St John’s Wood Road
Scheme approved. Demolition of the existing Compton & Edrich stands and redevelopment comprising the erection of a new stand to provide up to 11,500 seats, relocation of the existing floodlights, provision fo new hospitality facilities, retail and food and beverage floorspace, hard and soft landscaping, servicing facilities, and all necessary ancillary and enabling works, plant and equipment.