Non-material change to planning permission 141043: alterations to entrance door positions, including new door position on north elevation (Station Square). New doors to be revolving, with a single side entrance door to each. Deletion of staircase and balcony between ground and first floors. Deletion of external stone feature wall to east elevation; replace with continuation of curtain walling. Relocation of metal grilles from ground to basement level to west elevation; replace with continuation of fluted terracotta cladding. Minor enclosure to ends of office terrace at fourteenth floor (penthouse) level.
Thames Tower 37-45 Station Road Reading RG1 1LX
Decision MadeReference: PL/15/1913Reading Borough Council
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Non-material change to planning permission 141043: alterations to entrance door positions, including new door position on north elevation (Station Square). New doors to be revolving, with a single side entrance door to each. Deletion of staircase and balcony between ground and first floors. Deletion of external stone feature wall to east elevation; replace with continuation of curtain walling. Relocation of metal grilles from ground to basement level to west elevation; replace with continuation of fluted terracotta cladding. Minor enclosure to ends of office terrace at fourteenth floor (penthouse) level.
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Reference
PL/15/1913
Ward
Abbey Ward
Agent
De Novo Architecture Ltd
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