Planning map
Use the map as a starting point for local planning context, then verify the current records for the specific property.
Planning and buildability
Planning Consultancy
Planning work should begin with the property, the proposed changes and the current local constraints—not a generic assumption about which route applies.
A practical planning sequence
- Identify the property, planning history, relevant designations and the proposed scope.
- Confirm which planning route and other consents need to be investigated for that scope.
- Develop drawings and supporting information that explain the proposal in its site context.
- Test buildability alongside the planning design so an approval can move into technical coordination.
- Track decisions and conditions that affect the construction information or programme.
Planning resources
Planning permission costs
Review the cost categories that can sit around an application and its supporting work.
Planning permission services
See how planning support connects with renovation and extension delivery.
Architecture and design
Understand the design work that develops a brief into coordinated proposals.
Bring planning and construction together
Planning drawings answer a different question from technical construction information. Reviewing structure, access, services, sequencing and compliance while the proposal is developed helps expose conflicts before work reaches site.