Flat 5 36 Nottingham Place London W1U 5NT
Replacing existing windows with new windows
- Reference
- 26/05917/FULL
- Application date
- 28 Aug 2026
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Replacing existing windows with new windows
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 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 planters, outdoor furniture, projecting signage, wall-mounted lights and photocell, a post box, an intercom system and a CCTV to the front facade of 1 & 2 Berkeley Mews.
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.
Removal and replacement of the existing zinc and aluminium cladding; installation of fire barriers behind the glass spandrel panels within the penthouse curtain wall at slab level; replacement of existing timber decking and laminated glass balustrades on balconies with new non-combustible Class A materials and replace aluminium spandrel panels adjacent to the proposed cladding.
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)
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).
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.
Use of flats 1, 2 and 4 as three single dwellinghouses (Class C3).
Details of condition surveys, method statements and details (as specified below) prior to comencing works in relation to the A windows condition survey schedule, with a method statement for the repair, refurbishment, to be retained and replacement of windows (where demonstrated to be necessary) pursuant to Condition 12.1 of listed building dated 14th March 2023 (RN:22/05005/LBC)
Details of method statement and tree protection plan; pursuant to condition 18 of planning permission dated 18th June 2026 (25/05858/FULL)
Details of photographs and specification of facing materials; external doors, windows, sliding roof lights, and railings; and all sides of roof access pursuant to conditions 21, 25 and 26 of planning permission dated 11 March 2026 (RN: 25/07886/FULL). (Linked with 26/05855/ADLBC)
Details of railings showing adjoining fabric and key details, including detailed drawings with historic building commentary of proposals, including decorative schemes to the rooms behind the front facade, hall, principal stair and stair volume and front external light well. This should include fireplaces, decorative joinery, decorative plaster work and floorboards; pursuant to condition 3(part4,7) of Listed Building consent dated 11th March 2026 (25/07887/LBC)
Detailed drawings of the door and shall be of a traditional design pursuant to condition 4 of planning permission dated 21st July 2026 (RN:26/00101).
Replacement of existing lanterns with walk on glass roof lights, new decking to existing roof terrace, changes to the existing mansard to allow the formation of new bifolding doors, changes to rear fenestration and consolitaion and relocation of external plant
Amendments to planning permission dated 12 June 2024 (RN: 23/05723/FULL) for which varied condition 1, 14 and 15 and removed condition 13 of planning permission (21/02681/FULL) dated 10 September 2021 which in turn permitted the removal of condition 12 and to vary conditions 5, 19 and 20 of planning permission dated 25 October 2018 (RN: 17/11171/FULL) for, 'Demolition and redevelopment of existing building to provide a new building comprising two sub-basement levels, ground and eight upper floors. Use of part basement and ground floor for retail (Class A1) purposes and use of part of rear ground floor as for either dual/alternative retail (Class A1) or restaurant (Class A3) purposes, use of the remainder of the building for office (Class B1) purposes. Installation of plant at sub-basement level -2, seventh, eighth and roof level. Creation of a terrace at eighth floor level'. NAMELY, to allow the omission of the biodiverse roof at ninth floor level.
Details of how the second-floor window to be blocked up will be dressed; pursuant to condition 5 of planning permission dated 16th April 2026 (25/08815/FULL)
Display of Christmas decorations in the form of elegant illuminated ribbons flowing across the facade, punctuated by illuminated star motifs and discreet Ferrari-red accents, creating a festive composition inspired by movement and light. for temporary period from October 2026 to until January 2027. (Site include 48-50 Old Bond Street W1/ 57-59 Piccadilly) (Linked with 26/05744/LBC)
Refurbishment and extension of Roxburghe House and (unlisted) 39 and 40 Margaret Street, including new stair and lift core extension, UKPN substation and creation of localised openings in party walls to link the buildings; replacement of windows; internal and external improvements to upgrade the existing building fabric and introduction of core extension and plant enclosures at roof level of the buildings; facade cleaning; and associated ancillary works. At Roxburghe House: creation of rooftop terrace and pavilion; alterations to entrances; and lowering of some roof level windows. At Margaret Street (unlisted): replacement of ground floor slab, upward extension of the building and chimneys to provide an additional floor, plus creation of a roof terrace and pavilion at level 05; a new office entrance with glazed frontage, extension behind rear façade; and associated ancillary works. (Linked with 26/05748/FULL)
Refurbishment and extension of Roxburghe House and 39 and 40 Margaret Street, including new stair and lift core extension, UKPN substation and the introduction of a rooftop terrace, pavilion and plant enclosure to each building; replacement of windows, shopfronts and new office entrance from Margaret Street and associated ancillary works; and associated works with the use of the buildings as Class E(g) at part basement, part ground floor and upper floors and Class E(a)(b)(c) at part ground and part basement levels. (Linked with 26/05749/LBC)
Use of part basement and part ground floor as dual alternative restaurant or retail (Class E) and use of part basement ground and first to sixth floors as offices (Class E), provisions for cycle storage, refuse and servicing at mezzanine level; demolition of existing roof level plant area; various extensions to the building including rear infill extension at mezzanine level, rear extension at 4th and 5th floor levels, front side and rear extensions to the 6th floor level, construction of a 7th storey extension all to provide additional office (Class E) floorspace; replacement of the rear curtain wall facade at mezzanine to 3rd floor levels; the replacement of plant within an acoustic enclosure at roof level; reconfiguration of the ground floor Conduit Street frontage and other associated development.
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