Non-material amendment to approved Application (Ref: 2018/01500/FUL granted 22 October 2019) relating to the Demolition of 181-187 King Street, Town Hall Extension, Quaker Meeting House 20 Nigel Playfair Avenue (West), Register Office Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) and remainder of former Cineworld 207 King Street. Redevelopment, to include the Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) Car Park and Nigel Playfair Avenue (East), to provide four new build blocks comprising existing and new basements plus between six and eight storeys in height comprising 204 dwelling units (Class C3), retail (Class A1), Restaurant/café use (Class A3), Cinema (Class D2) and Office (Class B1) to include enterprise units; internal and external alterations and roof extension of the Grade II Listed Town Hall building to provide refurbished civic centre and new office use (Class B1); creation of a civic square and public realm works, play space, landscaping and associated residential and non-residential car parking (including disabled), cycle parking, motorcycle parking, access and servicing (EIA Development). Internal and external amendments to new build elements (Block A, C and D) including changes to terracotta panel sizes, winter gardens, windows, and cores.

Amendments to planning permission dated 05 September 2022 (RN: 21/04272/FULL) for variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 4th December 2020 (RN 20/02024/FULL) for the seven-storey rear courtyard extension of the existing office building at the basement, ground, first, second, third, fourth and fifth floor levels; a two storey extension on Harewood Avenue at 7th and 8th floor level and an extension to the Harewood Row/Lisson Grove elevations at third, fourth and fifth floor level for additional office space (Class B1), comprising the relocation of the existing mechanical plant and services; change of use of the existing office space (Class B1) to flexible retail space (Class A1/B1) at part basement, part ground floor at the corner of Harewood Avenue and Harewood Row; upgrade works to the existing entrances along Harewood Avenue and Harewood Row; refurbishment of the existing vehicle entrance on Lisson Grove including an enclosed loading bay; reconfiguration of car parking and cycle parking at the basement level; and the introduction of planting and landscaping to the existing entrance on Marylebone Road. Namely, to incorporate amendments including replacement windows, amendment to Marylebone Road and Harewood entrances, change to cladding on rear facade, increased extents of green roofs/planted terraces and increase to the extent of the courtyard facade; NAMELY, changes to the opening mechanism of 8 basement windows to allow for ventilation in association with building regulation requirements for smoke extraction.

Non-material amendment to planning permission ref: 2018/01500/FUL dated 22 October 2019 for the Demolition of 181-187 King Street, Town Hall Extension, Quaker Meeting House 20 Nigel Playfair Avenue (West), Register Office Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) and remainder of former Cineworld 207 King Street. Redevelopment, to include the Nigel Playfair Avenue (West) Car Park and Nigel Playfair Avenue (East), to provide four new build blocks comprising existing and new basements plus between six and eight storeys in height comprising 204 dwelling units (Class C3), retail (Class A1), Restaurant/café use (Class A3), Cinema (Class D2) and Office (Class B1) to include enterprise units; internal and external alterations and roof extension of the Grade II Listed Town Hall building to provide refurbished civic centre and new office use (Class B1), creation of a civic square and public realm works, play space, landscaping and associated residential and non-residential car parking (including disabled), cycle parking, motorcycle parking, access and servicing (EIA Development). Internal and external amendments to new build elements including changes to terracotta panel sizes, winter gardens, windows, roof level, and cores.

Application for non-material amendment to planning permission reference number 20191051 for subdivision of the existing retail units at ground floor to provide 2 x new retail units, 1 x D2 Leisure together with the conversion and extensions of the upper floors. These will incorporate 1 office, and 35 residential units ranging from studio, 1 bed and 2 beds, as well as associated amenity, landscaping, parking, waste and cycle storage; to allow the reorientation of the projecting columns and position of the windows on the South and West elevation of the development.

Amendments to planning permission dated 4th March 2020 (RN 19/06767/FULL) which permitted variations to conditions 1 and 24 of planning permission dated 27 March 2019 (RN: 16/11376/FULL) : Namely to amend the description of development to read as follows: Variation of conditions 1 and 24 of planning permission dated 27 March 2019 (RN: 16/11376/FULL) for the: Demolition of the existing buildings at 19-35 Baker Street, 88-110 George Street, 69-71 Blandford Street and redevelopment to create a mixed use scheme providing commercial uses and up to 51 residential units within a new ground plus nine storey building (and an enclosed plant area) on Baker Street; a new stepped ground plus four to ground plus six storey building on George Street; refurbishment, extension and the change of use of the first floor from office to residential at 30 Gloucester Place; creation of a single storey basement level linking the Baker Street and George Street buildings to provide car and cycle parking, refuse and servicing; creation of a new central, publicly accessible courtyard; removal of 5 trees and replacement trees across the site, a new publicly accessible route at ground level connecting Baker Street and Gloucester Place; associated plant, landscaping, replacement pavements in part and other associated works.(Linked application 16/11377/LBC) AND; amendments including internal reconfigurations to 30 Gloucester Place and changes to approved plant layout, amendments to the ground floor retail shopfronts on the 19-35 Baker Street building; internal reconfigurations to 88-110 George Street resulting in a re-distribution of the residential mix, a change to the residential entrances, amendments to rooftop plant and green roofs, replacement of glazed windows with blind windows on the north, east and west elevations, and amendments to courtyard landscaping and green roofs of courtyard buildings.