Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) and condition 4b (glass balustrade) of planning permission 2019/3429/P dated 09/09/2020 as a variation to planning permission 2015/0925/P dated 27/11/2015 for the ‘Erection of additional 4th and 5th floors, 5 storey extension to courtyard (west) elevation, single storey extension to east elevation all at 17 and 27 Ferdinand Street and redevelopment of 25 Ferdinand Street to create 5 storey building to provide 10 additional residential units (9 units already in situ) and Class B1a office floorspace’, namely to replace the approved glass balustrade on fourth floor with steel railings.
17, 25 & 27 Ferdinand Street London NW1 8EU
Final DecisionReference: 2020/5512/PLondon Borough of Camden
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Variation of condition 2 (approved plans) and condition 4b (glass balustrade) of planning permission 2019/3429/P dated 09/09/2020 as a variation to planning permission 2015/0925/P dated 27/11/2015 for the ‘Erection of additional 4th and 5th floors, 5 storey extension to courtyard (west) elevation, single storey extension to east elevation all at 17 and 27 Ferdinand Street and redevelopment of 25 Ferdinand Street to create 5 storey building to provide 10 additional residential units (9 units already in situ) and Class B1a office floorspace’, namely to replace the approved glass balustrade on fourth floor with steel railings.
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Reference
2020/5512/P
Ward
Haverstock (Pre May 2022)
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