Planning Applications — Extensions — Hammersmith & Fulham

7 Shepherd's Bush Place London W12 8LX

Erection of rear extensions at ground and first floor levels; erection of a single storey outbuilding in the rear garden; installation of a new light channel in the rear roofslope; installation of a new rooflight above the roof of first floor rear back addition; internal alterations at first floor level to include new internal partition walls to form a new bathroom, demolition of the existing partition wall in the rear bathroom and re-decorate the rear bathroom with new units, and installation of new door openings; internal alterations at ground floor level to include replacement of existing kitchen with new wc and utility room together with a new partiton wall and door opening, removal of existing double doors in between the proposed kitchen and living room; associated internal alterations.

85 Cobbold Road London W12 9LA

Erection of a single storey rear extension to the side of the existing back addition (extending 5.5 metres beyond the rear wall of the original dwellinghouse with a maximum height of 3.6 metres and a maximum eaves height of 2.2 metres).

Sir William Powell's Almshouses Church Gate London SW6 3LB

External alterations to the roof of Sir William Powell Almshouses with the scope of improving rainwater management. Alterations to include: Increasing the volume of the gutters with lead extension on both the internal and external sides; installation of sectional side copper guards through the roof tiles at the correct level to direct the water to areas better able to cope with higher rainfall, distributing rainwater more evenly along the gutters, and onto areas capable of accommodating the flow; provision of lead elements, such as spouts, at regular intervals along both gutters levels, inserted in limited areas of the stonework where the potential harm is considered less than substantial, in consideration of the significant benefit of removing rainwater quickly and efficiently from the elevations; creation of dedicated paths for rainwater away from the elevation through the installation of lead spouts in the most damaged areas of the stonework, with the spouts only inserted in areas where carving details have already been washed out, lost their original configuration, or are highly degraded; all alterations enabling early identification of blockages, improving maintenance and preservation of the gutter system.

Greenside Primary School Westville Road London W12 9PT

External alterations to include: replacement of existing roof coverings and roof system with new roof covering and roof system (in varying heights) comprising of new replacement felt to all roofs; replacement of external awnings with new electronically operated awnings; replacement of existing glass with slim double glaze or laminated within the existing crittall metal frame; replacement of existing steel frame (to later extensions) with new steel frame and double-glazing system; replacement of existing rooflights with new safety glass in existing frame and new rooflight to replace modern rooflight; refurbishment and replacement of existing rainwater goods; installation of anchor points and a horizontal lifeline system to provide safe access to roof; Internal alterations to include: installation of new internal blinds comprising of white blackout fabric to replace the existing black fabric; associated internal and external alterations.

Sir William Powell's Almshouses Church Gate London SW6 3LB

External alterations to the roof of Sir William Powell Almshouses with the scope of improving rainwater management. Alterations to include: Increasing the volume of the gutters with lead extension on both the internal and external sides; installation of sectional side copper guards through the roof tiles at the correct level to direct the water to areas better able to cope with higher rainfall, distributing rainwater more evenly along the gutters, and onto areas capable of accommodating the flow; provision of lead elements, such as spouts, at regular intervals along both gutters levels, inserted in limited areas of the stonework where the potential harm is considered less than substantial, in consideration of the significant benefit of removing rainwater quickly and efficiently from the elevations; creation of dedicated paths for rainwater away from the elevation through the installation of lead spouts in the most damaged areas of the stonework, with the spouts only inserted in areas where carving details have already been washed out, lost their original configuration, or are highly degraded; all alterations enabling early identification of blockages, improving maintenance and preservation of the gutter system.

36 Dewhurst Road London W14 0ES

Submission of details of the external facing material - the black timber cladding - (including manufacturer's specifications, photographs and/or a physical sample) on the rear elevation of the proposed ground extension.