
The Highfield
Seven apartments consented on a tight Kenilworth plot by the conservation area, worked into the slope.
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Seven apartments consented on a tight Kenilworth plot by the conservation area, 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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A former NHS building converted to eight flats, its lost Victorian front restored.
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One bungalow replaced by four homes, granted at committee.

Ten homes on deep rear gardens, refused by the council, then allowed at appeal in outline.

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

Twenty-five homes consented on a green-corridor site, on site in 2026.

Eight homes consented on a protected bowling green the council accepted was no longer needed.

Submitted at 95 apartments, granted at committee for 31 homes, then sold with the permission and built.

A four-storey scheme was dismissed at appeal. Our three-storey design was granted in 2014 and again in 2015.

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

A greenfield site taken to outline consent for fourteen homes.

Refused on noise, redesigned around the objection, and all eight apartments built and sold.

Two vacant office blocks converted into 64 apartments.

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

A three-storey furniture store converted and extended into 18 apartments, with a commercial unit at the front.

An office building in a conservation area, taken to apartments by prior approval in 2019, then five more consents for the works.

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.

Fourteen homes, every one affordable, allowed at appeal in a listed setting.

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.

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

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 replacement family house of eight bedrooms over four floors, consented in a conservation area.
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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 conservatory replaced by an orangery, granted after the design was redrawn with the conservation officer.

A private pool, gym and bedroom wing consented in open 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-storey home in a village conservation area, granted first time and built.

A single paragraph 84 home, now policy HO11, taken to appeal.

Two homes sized to a protected landscape.

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 stone barn put to the council before any application: a home likely acceptable, the design to be revised.

A stone wedding venue in open countryside, granted change of use to a four-bedroom home in July 2026.

A post-war farm store, certified as a household store, then granted as two three-bedroom homes in April 2026.


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 feasibility study for a working dance school and offices on one tight site: two options measured.

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 redesigned as 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.



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