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Recently allowed at Appeal. The proposed works for a new low level pool with underground pool house plus accommodation would line with the southernmost end of the enlarged garage building. At that line extending westward the present land form would be sliced vertically to a reduced level, held back by…
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The Old Cottage in Ripe The property is a distinctive, 17th century or earlier timber framed building, grade II* listed. The front is designed to impress, decorated with a central projecting gabled porch and square timber framed panels with brick in-fills. In contrast, the rear comprises a less conscious composition of…
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Exceptional and Innovative NPPF 55 Design receives Planning Consent Prior to our appointment the client contacted Mid Sussex District Council in 2013 with a preliminary sketch scheme. The Council advised (quite correctly) that the scheme submitted would not receive the council’s support, but were of the opinion that as the site is…
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After Two Years consent has been granted for a Beautiful Grade 11 Listed timber framed Cottage. We were approached in June 2014 by the owners of a beautiful timber framed Cottage overlooking Wisborough Green in West Sussex. The Cottage is of high importance and is described in the Wisborough Green Character…
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The Old Manor House – Restored by Ditchling Conservation Architects Part of the Original 16th Century Farmhouse As Conservation Architects we were invited to The Old Manor House at the beginning of 2013. The previous owners had already undertaken numerous works to the property without gaining either planning or listed building…
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Cotterlings achieved planning permission on the 10th of March 2016. Gaining Planning and Listed Building consent cannot be guaranteed. Whether you are looking for tradition or innovation, boldness or understatement, we can lift your project out of the ordinary. Anyone can alter a building. It takes an expert to do it with…
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Slight modifications to a previous permission met with refusal from Lewes District Council which was overturned at appeal. Appeal upheld – 18th January 2016
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Sleepy Hollow has achieved planning permission on the 11th of September 2015. It was a long journey bringing our vision for an organic design to life. Faced with hurdle after hurdle, we maintained our resolve, and after developing the design over a number of years, we were able to simultaneously maximise passive…
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Further application approved for listed building and planning permission to include minor internal alterations and demolition of an Edwardian extension.
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Having received support from the local council at the pre-application stage, the application did not require amendment and was granted planning and listed building consent on the 28th December 2014. “The proposed pool house is of modest scale and complementary design, and discretely located some distance from the principal listed…
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