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Planning Drawings for Rear Extensions Detail

The current trend nowadays is to create extra space in the house by doing a single storey rear extension either with a flat or a pitched roof along with patio doors. Most houses in the UK have capacity to extend to the rear and every homeowner has a right to extend upto a certain prescribed limit. Depending on the size of the extension, the homeowner may apply for permitted development or Planning permission.Doing a rear extension to your house can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the Rear Extension.

We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous rear extension drawings using the latest CAD software and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do a rear extension to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your extension you may require planning permission.

Most small extension may come under permitted or lawful development. However, permission is required where your extension exceeds specified limits and conditions. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for a rear extension. It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works.Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.

It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your rear extension requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.

Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Rear Extension.

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Planning Drawings for House Extensions Detail

It is fairly common to extend a house to create an extra room in order to prevent moving to a new house. The most common additions are enlarging the rear part of the house and sometimes the side of the house. Most houses in the UK have capacity to extend to the rear and every homeowner has a right to extend upto a certain prescribed limit.Depending on the size of the extension, the homeowner may apply for permitted development or Planning permission.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the House Extension.

Extending your house can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value. We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous house extension drawings and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.

As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do an extension to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your extension you may require planning permission. Most small extension may come under permitted or lawful development. However, permission is required where your extension exceeds specified limits and conditions. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for an extension.

It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works.Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.
It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your extension requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.


Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For An Extension.

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Planning Drawings for Garage Conversion Detail

If you are lucky enough to live in a house with a garage then you may also convert the garage into habitable space. Doing a garage conversion can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value. We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous garage conversion drawings using the latest CAD software and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the Garage Conversion.

Most houses with a garage have the possibility to do a garage conversion and planning permission for a garage is not usually required, providing the work is internal. Sometimes permitted development rights have been removed from some properties with regard to garage conversions and therefore you should contact your local planning authority before proceeding, particularly if you live on a new housing development or in a conservation area.

As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do a garage conversion to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your garage conversion you may require planning permission. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for a garage conversion. It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works. Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your garage conversion requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.


Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Garage Conversion.

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Planning Drawings for Side Extensions Detail

One of the most popular ways of expanding a home is to add a side extension to the property. It can be a single storey side extension or can be a double storey depending on various factors. A side extension can have a flat roof or pitched roof depending upon the design of the original house .Depending on the size of the extension, the homeowner may apply for Planning permission.Doing a side extension to your house can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the Side Extension.

We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous side extension drawings using the latest CAD software and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do a side extension to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your extension you may require planning permission. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission.

Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for a rear extension. It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works. Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.


It is important to note that your planning application for a side extension requires you to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.

Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Side Extension.

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Planning Drawings for Change of Use Detail

The Town and Country Planning Order puts uses of land and buildings into various categories known as 'Use Classes' including houses.If you intend to use a building or a house for any new purpose you may require a ‘change of use’ permission from the local authority.

Please call us on 02084072472 so we can help and guide you on a change of use permission.
Some common change of use applications and drawings which we regularly prepare are
•    conversion of a house into flats
•    conversion of a shop into a takeaway
•    offices into flats
•    offices into children’s nursery.

As a property owner or leaseholder it is your responsibility to check with your local planning authority to determine, in the first instance, depending on the individual circumstances of each case, which use class a particular use falls into and whether you require a change of use permission or not.
Depending upon the use class and your proposed use you will require planning permission.  It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required change of use planning permission

prior to beginning any works. Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous change of use drawings using the latest CAD software and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.

Please call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Change Of Use Planning Application.

 

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Planning Drawings for Kitchen Extensions Detail

The most common type of extension nowadays is extending your kitchen. House built 100 years ago were not meant to accommodate the modern appliances that we use today .e.g.dishwashers, washing machine etc. Extending your kitchen to create an extra room can prevent moving to a new house and save you money in the process. As with all extensions, a kitchen extension will require detailed planning drawings to be submitted to the local authority for approval.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the kitchen extension.

We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous kitchen extension drawings and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do a kitchen extension to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your extension you may require planning permission. Most small extension may come under permitted or lawful development. However, permission is required where your kitchen extension exceeds specified limits and conditions. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for an extension.

It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any

works. Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both. It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your kitchen extension requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.

Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Kitchen Extension.

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Planning Drawings for a Loft Conversion Detail

It is fairly common to convert all or part of a loft to create an extra room in order to prevent needing to move to a new house. The most common additions are an extra bedroom or study. Many house owners also convert the loft to gain an extra bedroom with an ensuite and extra storage space. The attic area of a building tends to be unused, but when converted can add a large amount of floor space.Converting your loft can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value. We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous loft conversion drawings and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the Loft Conversion. 

As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do a loft conversion in your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your loft conversion you may require planning permission. Planning permission is not normally required. However, permission is required where you extend or alter the roof space and it exceeds specified limits and conditions.

If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for a loft conversion. It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works. Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both. Depending on the circumstances, a loft conversion will either require a Certificate of Lawful Development or Full Planning Application. It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your loft conversion requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.

 Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For An  Loft Conversion.

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Planning Drawings for a Loft Plus Extension

Sometimes your house is such that you can extend at the rear or the side as well as the loft to create an extra space in order to prevent moving to a new house. The most common additions are enlarging the rear part of the house and sometimes the side of the house with a loft conversion.

If you think that your house can be extended in this manner then please call Plan B Architecture on 0208 4072 472 so that we can assess the feasibility.

Extending your house can be a cost effective way to increase the area of your current home as well as its value. We at Plan B Architecture have done numerous house extension drawings with a loft conversion and have acquired successful planning permissions for our clients. 

We use the Latest Computer Aided Design (CAD) Software to produce neat and accurate architectural drawings for Planning Permission applications. This allows the Duty Planning Officer at your Local Authority to understand  the proposed development easily and reach a clear decision.

As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to do any extension to your property. Depending upon the area, size and volume of your extension you may require planning permission. Most small extension may come under permitted or lawful development. However, permission is required where your extension exceeds specified limits and conditions. If you live in a flat or maisonette you will most likely require planning permission. Likewise if you live in a conservation area then again it is most likely you will require full planning permission for an extension. It is absolutely necessary to obtain the required conservation area consent prior to beginning any works.

Going ahead without this may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.It is important to note that all local authorities ask for scaled architectural drawings of your proposals so if you are thinking of submitting a planning application then call us and we can help you.

Call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For An Extension With Loft Conversion.

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Planning Drawings for a Retrospective application

If building works have already been done without obtaining the requisite planning permission, a retrospective planning permission will be required to regularise the development. A retrospective application will also be required is the work shave been started without permission. A 'retrospective planning application' is essentially an application that is submitted in order to obtain planning permission for a development which has been done without planning consent.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the retrospective application.

Ideally any works should only be started after getting the planning permission from the local authority. Getting building works done without permission is a breach of the planning rules and your construction will be deemed as unauthorised development.  Going ahead with any type of building works without obtaining relevant permissions may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.

If you are in doubt about any proposal call us on 02084072472 and we can guide you.
We can assess your proposal and prepare the retrospective application for you. To accompany your retrospective planning application you will also require scaled drawings of the built development to submit to your local authority. At Plan B Architecture we can survey your property and prepare clear and precise planning drawings using the latest CAD software.

Please call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For A Retrospective Planning Application And Drawings.

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Planning Drawings for a Basement

Converting a basement can be a cost effective way to increase your living space. It adds value to your home and avoids the time, effort and costs associated with moving home.Converting an existing residential cellar or basement into a living space is in most cases unlikely to require planning permission as long as it is not a separate unit or unless the usage is significantly changed or a light well is added, which alters the external appearance of the property.

Please call Plan B Architecture today on 0208 4072472 to find out how we can help you with your planning needs for the basement.

Call us on 02084072472 if you are thinking of Converting an existing residential cellar or basement and we can guide you. You will require scaled drawings of the proposed basement design to submit to your local authority. At Plan B Architecture we can prepare your drawings using the latest CAD software.
As a property owner it is your responsibility to get the relevant permission if you plan to convert your basement. Most basement conversion may come under permitted or lawful development. However, permission is required where your basement conversion design exceeds specified limits and conditions. Going ahead with building works without obtaining relevant permissions may result in a fine or imprisonment, or both.
It is important to note that regardless of whether or not your conversion requires planning permission or not, you will need to submit scaled architectural drawings of your proposals to your local authority.

Please call Plan B Architecture Today On 0208 4072472 For Planning Application Drawings For A Basement Conversion.

 

 

Commercial Change of Use

At Plan B Architecture we have gained expertise in securing planning permission for change of use applications. Every change of use application is different but the critical point is the ability to prove to your local council in proving the need for the new use class of dwelling. Plan B architecture can help you in preparing evidence  and professional documentation in such cases.

Call us on 02084072472 if you want us to help you with your change of use applications.

Use Classes

The Town and Country Planning puts uses of land and buildings into various categories known as 'Use Classes'.

The following list gives an indication of the types of use which may fall within each use class. Please note that this is a guide only and it's for local planning authorities to determine, in the first instance, depending on the individual circumstances of each case, which use class a particular use falls into.

  • A1 Shops - Shops, retail warehouses, hairdressers, undertakers, travel and ticket agencies, post offices (but not sorting offices), pet shops, sandwich bars, showrooms, domestic hire shops, dry cleaners, funeral directors and internet cafes.
  • A2 Financial and professional services - Financial services such as banks and building societies, professional services (other than health and medical services) including estate and employment agencies and betting offices.
  • A3 Restaurants and cafés - For the sale of food and drink for consumption on the premises - restaurants, snack bars and cafes.
  • A4 Drinking establishments - Public houses, wine bars or other drinking establishments (but not night clubs).
  • A5 Hot food takeaways - For the sale of hot food for consumption off the premises.
  • B1 Business - Offices (other than those that fall within A2), research and development of products and processes, light industry appropriate in a residential area.
  • B2 General industrial - Use for industrial process other than one falling within class B1 (excluding incineration purposes, chemical treatment or landfill or hazardous waste).
  • B8 Storage or distribution - This class includes open air storage.
  • C1 Hotels - Hotels, boarding and guest houses where no significant element of care is provided (excludes hostels).
  • C2 Residential institutions - Residential care homes, hospitals, nursing homes, boarding schools, residential colleges and training centres.
  • C2A Secure Residential Institution - Use for a provision of secure residential accommodation, including use as a prison, young offenders institution, detention centre, secure training centre, custody centre, short term holding centre, secure hospital, secure local authority accommodation or use as a military barracks.
  • C3 Dwellinghouses
  • C4 Houses in multiple occupation - small shared houses occupied by between three and six unrelated individuals, as their only or main residence, who share basic amenities such as a kitchen or bathroom.
  • D1 Non-residential institutions - Clinics, health centres, crèches, day nurseries, day centres, schools, art galleries (other than for sale or hire), museums, libraries, halls, places of worship, church halls, law court. Non residential education and training centres.
  • D2 Assembly and leisure - Cinemas, music and concert halls, bingo and dance halls (but not night clubs), swimming baths, skating rinks, gymnasiums or area for indoor or outdoor sports and recreations (except for motor sports, or where firearms are used).
  • Sui Generis - Certain uses do not fall within any use class and are considered 'sui generis'. Such uses include: theatres, houses in multiple occupation, hostels providing no significant element of care, scrap yards. Petrol filling stations and shops selling and/or displaying motor vehicles. Retail warehouse clubs, nightclubs, launderettes, taxi businesses, amusement centres and casinos.

Before you negotiate a lease or buy a property for your business, check whether you need to obtain planning permission for your intended use, and, if so, your chances of getting it.

 Changes of use requiring a planning application

Other than for the permitted changes of use and changes where both uses fall within the same use class, planning permission is generally required for a material change of use.Most external building work associated with a change of use is likely to require planning permission.

Building Regulations

 The building regulations may apply to certain changes of use of an existing building even though you may think that the work involved in the project will not amount to 'Building Work'.

 Call us on 02084072472 if you want us to help you with your change of use applications.