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Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) is sought for external fa�ade fire remediation works, comprising the removal of existing non-compliant HPL cladding including backing structure, glazed aluminium spandrel panels and soffit and fascia panels to the internal courtyard, and their replacement with Rockpanel cladding and spandrel panels with finishes to match existing.

WOOD WHARF APARTMENTS, HORSEFERRY PLACE, GREENWICH, SE10 9BB

DecidedReference: 26/1255/CPRoyal Borough of Greenwich

Application location

WOOD WHARF APARTMENTS, HORSEFERRY PLACE, GREENWICH, SE10 9BB

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Cert. of Lawful Use/Dev - PROPOSED
Received
22 Apr 2026
Validated
7 May 2026
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Royal Borough of Greenwich

Application overview

Certificate of Lawfulness (Proposed) is sought for external fa�ade fire remediation works, comprising the removal of existing non-compliant HPL cladding including backing structure, glazed aluminium spandrel panels and soffit and fascia panels to the internal courtyard, and their replacement with Rockpanel cladding and spandrel panels with finishes to match existing.

Proposal details

Reference
26/1255/CP
Alternative references
PP-14845988
Ward
GREENWICH CREEKSIDE
Parish
Greenwich

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision noticeDecision Notice · PDF2 Jul 2026View
ReportsReport · PDF2 Jul 2026View
Acknowledgement letterCorrespondence · PDF1 Jun 2026View
Location planDrawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 1Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 2Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Proposed soffit cladding elevation 9,10 & 11 (part)Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Sample submittal coverDocument · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Application form redactedApplication Form · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 9Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 10Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 11Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Proposed cladding elevation 1Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Proposed cladding elevation 3Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Proposed cladding elevation 4, 9 & 11 (part)Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 3Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 4Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 5Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 6Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 7Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View
Existing elevation 8Drawing · PDF23 Apr 2026View

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