33 Grosvenor Street London W1K 4QU
Replacement of fire doors.
- Reference
- 26/05968/LBC
- Application date
- 1 Sep 2026
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442 applications found.
Replacement of fire doors.
Installation of three new condensers on the roof, within an existing designated plant area.
Display of internally illuminated fascia sign measuring 0.50m x 2.00; non illuminated hanging sign measuring 0.50m x 0.50m; and temporary vinyl on the glazing during construction.
Alterations at the ground floor to the existing office building of 17 Grosvenor Hill to provide additional office accommodation; new pergola at roof terrace associated with the creation of a roof terrace, with new lift and stair overrun; removal of existing plant at roof of property and provision of new plant; new fire escape stair to 19-23 Grosvenor Hill; internal changes, including alterations to the rear staircase link to 66 Grosvenor Street and creation of a new external doorway into an existing rear courtyard; and associated works.
Installation of internal secondary glazing to the 4th-floor windows, with internal reversible, non-destructive fixings into the window reveals, and slimline units to maintain background ventilation and prevent interstitial condensation.
Display of internally illuminated wall mounted projection sign measuring 0.5m x 0.225m, including display of non-illuminated, printed logo onto canopy fabric.
Installation of internally illuminated fascia sign measuring 0.41m x 5.74m. (Linked with 26/05912/ADV).
Installation of a retractable Dutch-style awning/canopy above the existing Brewer Street doorway. (NB: Venue NAME on canopy, subject to separate advert application.)
Display of internally illuminated fascia sign measuring 0.41m x 5.74m. (Linked with 26/05916/LBC).
Display of printed scaffolding shroud incorporating 1:1 replica of building facade with 2x inset advertising areas measuring 10m x 6m for temporary period from 31 October 2026 until 01 April 2028.
Amendments to planning permission dated 10th July 2025 (RN 25/00695/FULL) for the Use of part-ground, first, sixth, seventh and eighth floor levels as an Embassy (sui generis). Associated external alterations to the ground floor facade on Carlton House Terrace, and part ground floor to Piazza (Spring Gardens) frontage. External alterations to the doors. Installation of roof plant and security screens to the eighth floor. NAMELY, Addition of external attached building signage on West Elevation and South Elevation; Addition of two flagpoles on West Elevation; Addition of a parcel pass through, rather than fixed panel, to door on North Elevation; and omission of smoke vent and replacement with new paving to match existing paving.
Renewal for a temporary period of six months for the display of a non-illuminated 'to let' board attached to the railings in front of the building at street level measuring 0.6m x 0.45m.
Display of externally illuminated fascia and hanging signs measuring 0.71m x 0.18m and 0.80mx 0.300m.
Erection of an additional floor to provide a one-bedroom dwelling, including the provision of private amenity space to the rear, communal amenity space to the rear, internal cycle storage, and a lift overrun.
Display of two internally illuminated fascia signs measuring 0.2m x 0.687m, 0.34m x 0.34m, one internally illuminated projecting sign measuring 0.5m x 0.5m and non illuminated window signs measuring 0.1m x 0.35m on the Brook Street elevation. Linked with 26/05865/LBC
Installation of ground floor signage and refurbishment to the existing timber shopfront; installation of a light above the entrance doors; and other associated works to Brook Street elevation. Linked with 26/05873/ADV
Installation of screened plant enclosure and revised roof equipment layout including associated works.
Replacement shopfront.
Cementitious rendering to two coal vaults, one beneath the pavement serving each of No. 5 and No. 6; Air handling condensers positioned within the front lower ground light well area; Introduction of fire lobbies at the entrances to a number of bedrooms. Some have been thoughtfully incorporated into existing partitions to create en-suite bathrooms, while others are separate, self contained additions in painted timber with fire-rated glazing. Several of these, together with other joinery elements such as fitted bookcases within modern fabric, have been designed in a style that could be described as Strawberry Hill Gothic a playful and imaginative interpretation of the Gothic style. These lobbies are required to meet Part B (fire) of the Building Regulations and are essential to the hotels ability to operate as a licensed premises; Air handling pipework concealed within cupboards, with ventilation grilles carefully integrated into ceilings and wall panelling; Air handling condensers located on the roof; Introduction of a new oriel window to the rear upper landing of No. 5; Removal of a partition between the front and rear rooms at ground floor level of No. 6, identified in the 1966 survey and shown on historic plans. This space is now used as the hotel reception; Installation of secondary glazing to selected windows, while retaining the existing windows elsewhere. (Linked to 26/05850/LBC)
Cementitious rendering to two coal vaults, one beneath the pavement serving each of No. 5 and No. 6; Air handling condensers positioned within the front lower ground light well area; Introduction of fire lobbies at the entrances to a number of bedrooms. Some have been thoughtfully incorporated into existing partitions to create en-suite bathrooms, while others are separate, self contained additions in painted timber with fire-rated glazing. Several of these, together with other joinery elements such as fitted bookcases within modern fabric, have been designed in a style that could be described as Strawberry Hill Gothic a playful and imaginative interpretation of the Gothic style. These lobbies are required to meet Part B (fire) of the Building Regulations and are essential to the hotels ability to operate as a licensed premises; Air handling pipework concealed within cupboards, with ventilation grilles carefully integrated into ceilings and wall panelling; Air handling condensers located on the roof; Introduction of a new oriel window to the rear upper landing of No. 5; Removal of a partition between the front and rear rooms at ground floor level of No. 6, identified in the 1966 survey and shown on historic plans. This space is now used as the hotel reception; Installation of secondary glazing to selected windows, while retaining the existing windows elsewhere. (Linked to 26/05849/FULL)
External alterations including external handrails and lighting to the main entrance step, new plant in the lightwell and roof level, new lifting platform from basement to street level, ductwork from fifth floor up to roof and associated works.
Details of doors (external) showing adjoining fabric and key details, windows showing adjoining fabric and key details, sliding roof lights above stair leading to roof terrace showing adjoining fabric and key details, works to the vaults, including any tanking and all sides of roof access leading to roof top terrace to be solid not glazed pursuant to conditions 3 (1,2,3 and 6) and 9 of Listed Building Consent dated 11th March 2026 (RN:25/07887).
The removal of an existing oil tank from a back of house service area, the removal of an existing hatch/ door, the enlargement of the existing opening, the installation of a new fire door in this opening and alterations to existing lighting and fire detection in this area.
Display of Christmas arches in doorways measuring 3.1m x 8.6m, and guard sentry boxes between the doors on the pavement for a temporary period from 01 November 2025 until 10 January 2026.
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