Development on constrained, inner-city sites can accentuate the need to balance competing requirements. The priorities of the property developer, planning authority, Transport for London (TfL), future users and the local community all need to be satisfied, for successful execution of the project to deliver value to its myriad stakeholders. In a recent commission, the added
Advice to directly address the climate emergency agenda is being provided by Motion and energy innovator SNRG. By planning integrated sustainable mobility and renewable energy options, the proposition will be delivered through the e-mobility, community and energy SNRG Hub, centrally located within new neighbourhoods.
An inspector has ruled that three terraced houses may be built on a corner bungalow plot in a quiet residential street in Redhill, Surrey. The Barnfield Homes development was initially turned down but the site’s context was carefully considered in the decision which overturned the planning refusal. Visibility splays, parking, traffic speeds and site gradient
A 158-acre park will shortly be offering visitors enhanced facilities, from the moment they arrive at the site. The park’s trust has been granted planning consent to convert council-owned land into a new car park.
