Amendments to planning permission dated 08 June 2021 (21/02350/FULL) (which itself was a variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 28 March 2020 (RN:20/01191/FULL)) for demolition of the existing building behind a retained front facade. Excavation of a basement with front and rear light wells, erection of a rear extension at lower ground floor, a single storey closet wing extension at first floor level and the alterations to the roof to the rear. Associated alterations to the front stairs to facilitate the basement excavation. Replacement windows to front façade and changes to rear windows. Namely, changes to the rear garden terrace adjusted to suit the landscaping scheme; front steps to be rebuilt straight; existing front gates to be removed be replaced with a new pedestrian gate and bi-fold driveway gate; rear closet wing to increase in height by approximately 120mm, railings to the rear to have straight mild steel spindles (painted black); wall beneath entrance stair to be removed to allow for the excavation of the basement; and existing party wall to No.73 Carlton Hill to be retained.

Amendments to planning permission dated 30 September 2019 (19/04631/FULL) for Variation of condition 1 (approved plans) and 9 of planning permission dated 21 November 2017 (RN: 17/07627/FULL) for the: Demolition of existing building and redevelopment to provide a new building comprising lower ground floor, mezzanine, upper ground floor and first to eight floor levels for use as hotel (Class C1) with ancillary Bar/Restaurant, external landscaping and associated works. Namely, to allow maintenance access to the terrace; an additional two metres of excavation at basement level, the extension at basement and ground floor level out to the rear boundary with the alms house, increased plant screen height by 0.6 metres, the introduction of a maintenance doors to the front and rear at the 8th floor, the removal of coloured window reveals, alterations to the rear lightwell, removal of skylight and bench to the front forecourt, the addition of two security bollards at front boundary of the site. NAMELY to allow the installation of 3 additional illuminated bollards to front forecourt.

Amendments to planning permission dated 4th January 2021 (RN: 20/06655/FULL) for the Installation of double glazed windows on the Berkeley Square, Bruton Street and Bruton Place elevations and new windows on the rear facade at levels 6, 7 and 8, extension to the existing core staircase and lift to roof level to facilitate the provision of a new roof terrace, installation of replacement plant at roof level, installation of external lighting, alterations to shopfront, office entrance and signage including replacement of doors, installation of new weatherproof cladding to the rear fire escape stair, repairs and cleaning to the external elevations and provision of cycle and changing facilities at basement level (site includes 22 Berkeley Square). Namely, to amend rear elevation railing to the left of the rear elevation has been raised to accommodate the roof terrace landscaping arrangements. Existing metal framed windows to be replaced with new double glazed units. New metal window and louvre introduced at ground floor level into an existing opening. Berkeley Square elevation Windows in the pavilion at roof level have been reconfigured to align with internal alterations. Shopfront mullions have been rationalised and the left door has been detailed. The window sill line were missing in a previous survey and they have been reintroduced in this elevation as existing. Roof level alterations New fixed planters introduced at roof terrace level. New bench proposed in the terrace.

Amendments to planning permission dated 1 June 2020 (RN: 20/01164/FULL) for the lowering of the existing lower ground floor and rear garden level, extension of front basement vaults. Demolition of rear closet wing and erection of replacement three storey closet wing and two storey glazed infill extension. Landscaping to front and rear gardens and new staircase from front garden to lower ground floor. Installation of replacement windows and doors. NAMELY lowering of lower ground floor window sill and substitution of timber sash window for a timber hinged door.

Amendments to planning permission dated 21 May 2020 (RN: 19/05711/FULL) for the: Demolition and redevelopment of the existing Porters Lodge to provide a replacement single dwelling (Use Class C3); erection of extension to the rear of Kings Court; facade alterations, including provision of balconies at ground and first floor level to the front elevation of Kings Court, restoration of the existing brickwork and addition of limestone cladding, upgrades to the fenestration; landscaping of the site; provision of terraces to the rear and side of Kings Court. Namely, to allow changes to extension of flat 3, alterations to rooflights above flat 2, and changes to window sizes/location in Apartment 3.

Amendments to planning permission dated 1 June 2020 (RN: 20/01164/FULL) for lowering of the existing lower ground floor and rear garden level, extension of front basement vaults. Demolition of rear closet wing and erection of replacement three storey closet wing and two storey glazed infill extension. Landscaping to front and rear gardens and new staircase from front garden to lower ground floor. Installation of replacement windows and doors, NAMELY, addition of metal hinged door to replace a new approved sash window in the rear elevation at the lower ground level and addition of new metal clad column.

Amendments to planning permission dated 20th December 2019 (RN 19/07003/FULL) for the replacement of front facade, remodelling of seventh floor with plant enclosure above, removal of external escape stair and rear extension on first to seventh floors for Class B1 office use. Creation of ornate terrace at rear first and second floor level (no general access) and with creation of balconies/terraces at 5th to 8th floor level to the rear and 6th to 7th levels on the Hanover Street frontages for use in association with the office (Class B1) accommodation; erection of a fire escape platform at rear third floor level to serve neighbouring buildings, use of part basement and part ground floor as restaurant (Class A3). NAMELY, to simplification of Zinc Standing Seam Cladding pattern as part of the design development; Reduction of UKPN door height (decorative fins continue full height) to accord with technical requirements; Restaurant entrance door widened to comply with fire strategy and moved to align with windows above; Indent introduced at side of rear facade; addition of external ductwork in recessed indent. This is due to technical ME requirements and the reduction in the building footprint; Extents of glazing screen on ground floor rear facade reduced in accordance with the requirements under Building Regulations Part B; Extents of green wall on 8th floor terrace revised as part of refining the hard and soft landscaping strategy; Addition of 10 secure cycle parking spaces for the restaurant as required by Condition 11; Addition of external cast iron hoppers and drain pipes on rear facade to facilitate drainage of roof areas; Form of rooflights on First Floor simplified to better fit with architectural style of proposal; and details of the junction between the proposed new front facade and neighbouring properties refined.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29 May 2018 (RN: 18/01317/FULL) for the: Use as six self-contained flats (Class C3); demolition of existing rear extensions and erection of new extension over lower-ground and ground-floor, excavation of rear garden and vault at lower ground floor level; installation of internal lift to serve second to fourth floors, internal alterations, replacement windows, alterations to facade, provision of rooftop plant and a condenser unit within an acoustic enclosure within the rear patio at lower ground floor level and condenser in front lightwell and landscaping. NAMELY, to allow moving of steps slightly out into B4 Hallway and double door (ND B4.1) centred to glazed wall at lower ground floor; glazed doors (ND G8.5) revised to one set of double doors instead of three double doors at ground Floor; metal coping of rear extension at first floor replaced with Portland stone coping, to match existing surrounding Portland stone copings; and fourth floor door (ND F3.1) to F3 Bedroom relocated along the wall.

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.