
The Highfield
Seven apartments consented on a tight Kenilworth conservation-area plot, worked into the slope.
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Seven apartments consented on a tight Kenilworth conservation-area plot, worked into the slope.
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Thirty homes, half affordable, delivered in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
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Affordable and housing-association homes delivered on site with Lagan Homes.
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Nine Cotswold homes refused on eight grounds, then won at appeal.
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One bungalow replaced by four homes, granted at committee.

A former gas works consented for 122 canal-side apartments.

Twenty-five homes consented on a green-corridor site, now in construction.

Technical delivery of a consented 58-home riverside brownfield scheme.

A greenfield site taken to outline consent for fourteen homes.

Two vacant office blocks converted into 64 apartments.

A contaminated cattle-market brownfield delivered as 130 apartments.

A consented 70-home affordable scheme taken to buildable technical design.

A consented city-centre site delivered as 40 apartments.

Eight homes delivered from a consented Conservation Area site.

34 homes in a Coventry canal conservation area.

A Green Belt yard refused three times, then 34 social rent homes won at appeal.

Working drawings for eight country houses, delivered for a premium housebuilder.

A capacity study before the purchase: 32 apartments, and the risks that came with them.

A Green Belt farm masterplanned and promoted through the Local Plan Review.

Five homes at full planning, won by using the barn's own permitted development consent as the argument.

A replacement house refused, then won at appeal on the fallback banked first.
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A substantial contemporary family house of eight bedrooms across fourteen thousand square feet.
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A redundant barn converted into a four-bedroom courtyard home.
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A farmhouse and farm building converted into one Conservation Area home.
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A redundant stone barn consented as one home, with the grain store beside it relocated.

A bespoke contemporary Green Belt home on a former air-ambulance HQ site.

Two listed-building consents won on a Grade II Regency home.

A private pool, gym and bedroom wing consented in protected countryside.

A contemporary remodel and extension of a family home in a mature garden.

Three homes on a former farmstead, and a consent proved implemented in time.

A failing 1940s house replaced with an ironstone self-build home on a sensitive village edge.

A single Paragraph 84 countryside home, taken to appeal.

A disused coach house and seven garages consented as four apartments.

Two homes sized to a protected landscape, now at planning.

A contemporary three-bedroom house on a sloping plot, held through a nine-month case to committee consent.

A stone and brick cart house consented as a three-bedroom home, all four cart openings kept and glazed.


A 66-bed specialist care home delivered on a constrained, sloping site.
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Sixteen clifftop holiday apartments delivered above the beach in North Devon.
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An extra-care community of 73 homes on a Grade II listed site.
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A 22-bed student HMO consented as eight self-contained flats.
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Four padel courts backed in principle at pre-application, on protected employment land.

A six-hectare college campus taken off enforcement through one masterplan.

Full permission for a warehouse expansion on a brownfield site.

Committee consent for a church-hall extension and basement.

A surplus NHS clinic reworked into a store with six homes above.

Technical delivery of a clifftop hotel and spa above the sea in South Devon.

A 160-home care village on derelict Green Belt land.

A Grade II listed gallery consented and refurbished across four floors.

New offices for a pension fund on a constrained business park.



One of around 90 surplus pub sites appraised for Punch.

Ninety-five homes proved in a housebuilder's own house types, ahead of the acquisition decision.
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