Ground And First Floor South, 88-92 Earl's Court Road, London, W8 6EG
Installation of new stainless steel boiler flue on the non-road-facing North elevation
- Reference
- PP/26/04045
- Application date
- 24 Jul 2026
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Installation of new stainless steel boiler flue on the non-road-facing North elevation
Replace entrance gates onto Victoria Road (Retrospective Application)
Prune 2 x Honey Locust (rear)
Demolition of single-storey rear extension and replacement with bespoke orangery garden room
Demolition and reconstruction of front boundary wall to match existing. Removal of vehicular and pedestrian gates, and replacement with gates along with a new railing above the front wall with a new entry phone system.
Details required by Conditions 4 (protection of trees) and 11 (replacement windows) of planning permission PP/24/03541 (Mansard loft conversion, set back behind parapet wall, with rear dormer to create additional bedroom and bathroom with terrace. Raise side chimney breast and parapet wall over roof line. Installation of A/C condenser in acoustic enclosure on front terrace behind parapet wall. Enlargement of window opening in study, installation of double glazed timber sash window. Replacement sash windows and French doors with double glazed windows and doors. Installation of electric car charging point in off street parking space)
Increasing the height of the edge protection on the perimeter of the flat roof by tying keyclamp guarding to the parapet wall, enhancing the safety for users when accessing the roof in compliance with Approved Document K of Building Regulations by increasing the edge guarding to 1100m
Apply decal logo to existing glazing; 1no. internally illuminated projecting blade sign; and internal backlit logo on the wall behind reception
The application seeks planning permission for replacement of three existing fixed windows to incorporate new ventilation louvres and decorative grilles on the East elevation.
Remove timber front door and replace with similar style door of same size.
Installation and planting scheme as part of London Festival of Architecture and Kensington and Chelsea Art Week. Installation is designed to enhance space and aid biodiversity. Constructed of timber panels, the application is for approval of a semi-permanent structure.
Installation of replacement lift with associated relocation of lift mechanism control unit from lower ground floor to second floor, new lift command interfaces and extension of landing door opening thresholds and lift cabin to accommodate wheelchair users
Installation of Code 5 lead flashings to two courses of cornices on front elevation; the cornices are located to the portico and balcony at ground floor ceiling level, and the cornice above at first floor ceiling level
Replacement of front entrance and adjacent portico space floor finishes with new marble finishes.
Replacement of front entrance and adjacent portico space floor finishes with new marble finishes.
Reinstatement of wider historic opening between two principal ground-floor reception rooms. Single rationalisation, repair and access package to rear lightwell, addressing rear elevation and ground surface as one contained piece of work.
Reinstatement of wider historic opening between two principal ground-floor reception rooms. Single rationalisation, repair and access package to rear lightwell, addressing rear elevation and ground surface as one contained piece of work.
Details required by condition 5 (Bi-fold doors) of planning permission 26/02333 (Variation of Condition 2 (Compliance with approved drawings) of planning permission PP/23/03416 (Construction of mansard roof extension and terrace including sliding glazed doors at front and dormer windows at rear. Alterations to ground floor and first floor front fenestration. Replacement of garage doors and entrance door) to incorporate alterations to internal arrangement, doors and windows fenestration alterations, repositioning of the plant equipment, new flue location, removal of solar panels; and external fa?ade alterations )
Prune 1 x Sweet Gum (front)
Prune 1 x Sycamore in rear garden
Prune 1 x London Plane (rear)
Non-material amendment to planning permission 26/00643 (Proposed mansard roof extension, rebuilding of single storey rear extension and other external alterations including rear fenestration changes and new rooflight) to allow enlargement of existing kitchen window to allow more natural light.
Non-material amendment to planning permission 26/00643 (Proposed mansard roof extension, rebuilding of single storey rear extension and other external alterations including rear fenestration changes and new rooflight) to install air conditioning unit over rear flat roof, out of public view.
Details required by condition 10 (Protection of trees during construction - Details required) of planning permition 25 03234 (Construction of a single storey basement, lower ground floor rear extension and associated external alterations, and demolition of two outbuildings.)
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