Planning Permission in Principle is a relatively new route for obtaining planning permission that came into effect on 1st June 2018. Essentially, Planning Permission in Principle (PIP) is designed to increase the efficiency of the planning process and help to deliver more homes.
If your Planning Application is rejected by the Local Authority, this will obviously come as a big disappointment. However, it is important to be aware that you do have the right to appeal the decision.
CAD Architects in Truro has set up its own Planning Consultancy service. Laura Potts, a chartered Town Planner with over 19 years’ experience, has been appointed to head up this new service for CAD Architects’ clients
Planning Approval has been granted for two new dwellings in Gorran Churchtown which includes the reconstruction of an existing cottage.
CAD Architects have secured Planning Approval for Truro City Football Club Reserves for improvements to the playing fields at Tregye Fields in Carnon Downs.
Site assessment is a vital initial stage of any residential or commercial development project, and it is important to execute this thoroughly and in a structured way.
If you are planning to buy a property in a conservation area, or intend to build a new property there, then this will place a number of important regulations and restrictions on the work that you can carry out. It is important to understand these and take expert advice from your consultant, before you press ahead.
Mark Dawes explores the issues which surround Affordable Housing, looking at reasons why the system is not currently working and asks the big question; what needs to change?
Planning Approval granted for a modern extension to a historic house overlooking Mylor Creek
The design of commercial buildings is constantly evolving, in response to the changing demands of users and investors. Here are five examples of growing trends that will have an impact on the work of commercial architects in 2022 and beyond.
