Archive for January 1970
How Could Covid-19 Affect Your Construction Project?
Covid-19: Who Bears the Contractual Risk for Construction Project Delivery? The ultimate trajectory of Covid-19 in the UK remains uncertain, at the time of writing, the government anticipates it will “spread in a significant way” – and supply chain issues look set to extend well beyond panic buying of hand sanitiser and toilet roll. by…
Read MorePlanning Approval to Renovate 2,500 sq ft House in Elmbridge
Dyer Grimes Architecture is delighted to announce that we have received planning permission from Elmbridge Borough Council to proceed with the renovation of a 2,500 square foot country house in the St. George’s Hill Estate. With three floors, 1.3 acres of private grounds and a separate three-car garage, it’s a house that seems to have…
Read MorePlanning Approval to Demolish Wandsworth House and Replace with New Build
Dyer Grimes Architecture is delighted to announce that we have received planning permission from Wandsworth Borough Council to demolish a small, four bedroom house and replace it with a 3,200 sqft new build with a full plan basement. The site is within the Wandsworth Common Conservation Area, which typically means that demolitions are off the…
Read MoreBasements Are Brilliant – Why is Kensington and Chelsea Blocking Them?
Amongst widespread resident concern, the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea have frozen development on 120 applications for basement extensions while they examine a new policy to be finalised in December. If passed, the proposals will ban basements extending below one storey underground and limit the extent to which they can expand beneath the garden.…
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