Amendments to planning permission dated 21 September 2020 (Ref: 19/10047/FULL) for, 'Demolition of 134-140 Oxford Street and 77-84 Wells Street (Wells House) and the erection of a new building comprising basements, ground plus nine upper floors, with plant accommodation and Sui Generis (nightclub) at basement level 02; subterranean 'cycle centre' including cycle parking/changing rooms/drying rooms/lockers; part plant accommodation and part Class A1 (retail) at basement level 01; part Class A1 (retail) accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at ground floor level; part Class A1 (retail), part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) at first floor level; flexible Class A1 (retail) or Class B1 (office) at second floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at third to seventh floors; part plant accommodation and part Class B1 (office) accommodation at eighth floor; Class B1 (office) accommodation at ninth floor; the creation of terraces on levels 6 to 8 and a rooftop terrace area at level 9 (all for use in association with office accommodation); photovoltaic panels on level 9 and the roof; and other associated works including short stay cycle parking spaces in Adam and Eve Court'; NAMELY, alterations to nightclub entrance onto Adam and Eve Court, Adam & Eve Court Louvres, to the articulation of the sixth floor dormer windows, and to the Level 9 amenity terrace space; inclusion of facade lighting strategy; internal alterations; and pulling inwards of seventh floor in northern part of site.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29 March 2022 (RN: 21/08501/FULL) for alterations to provide inclusive access to the building, comprising installation of a platform lift to the main entrance. Creation of a terrace at roof level (to rear of building) and level access to the terrace. Alterations to the rear and mews facade; and alterations at lower ground floor associated with the conversion of the car park to office floorspace. NAMELY, to create two inverted dormer openings within the existing first floor mansard roof to the rear of the building to house louvred vents.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29 June 2021 (RN: 21/02601/FULL) (which varied planning permission dated 23 December 2020 (RN: 20/06388/FULL)) for 'Amalgamation of 2-4 Old Queen Street and 6 Old Queen Street; erection of infill extension at rear first and second floor level, roof extension with front dormer and lift overrun at fourth level to 6 Old Queen Street; alterations to rear fenestration; new rooflight; new shopfronts; and rationalisation and installation of new plant and air condenser units; all in connection with the use of the ground floor as a café and office entrance, first, second and part third floors as office and third and fourth floor as one residential unit. (Site includes 6 Old Queen Street)'. NAMELY,amendments for the repositioning of rear windows; alteration of plant equipment and installation of plant screen; internal alterations; and reducing the number of rooflights from 4 to 3.

Amendments to planning permission dated 09 December 2014 (RN:14/03519/FULL) for the: Variation of Conditions 1, 4, 6 and 19 of planning permission dated 26 August 2011 (RN:10/11022) for the refurbishment and alteration to 7 St James's Square to provide a single residential dwelling plus the redevelopment of 8 St James's Square, 7 Apple Tree Yard and 12A Duke of York Street to provide a seven storey office building plus lower ground and basement. Namely, to allow internal alterations and reconfiguration to the approved internal layouts; removal of the approved winter gardens in the rear courtyard; replacement of three timber sash windows with three traditional timber glazed doors at ground floor into the rear courtyard; reduced and reconfigured rooftop plant; removal of an approved dormer window and new dormer windows at roof level.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29th June 2021 (RN: 21/02601/FULL) for 'Variation of Conditions 1 and 10 of planning permission dated 23 December 2020 (RN: 20/06388/FULL) for amalgamation of 2-4 Old Queen Street and 6 Old Queen Street; erection of infill extension at rear first and second floor level, roof extension with front dormer and lift overrun at fourth level to 6 Old Queen Street; alterations to rear fenestration; new rooflight; new shopfronts; and rationalisation and installation of new plant and air condenser units; all in connection with the use of the ground floor as a café and office entrance, first, second and part third floors as office and third and fourth floor as one residential unit'. NAMELY, changes to the shopfront of 2-6 Old Queen Street including replacement of windows with tall sash windows and introduction of wall mounted light fittings.

Amendments to planning permission dated 19 August 2019 (RN:19/00135/FULL) for the: Demolition of existing two storey mews buildings behind retained facades to provide three storey plus basement mews buildings comprising basement, ground and two upper floors (including new second floor mansard) for use as Class B1 and A2 offices at ground floor level and 9 residential units at first and second floor levels, with ancillary cycle parking, waste storage and basement plant room. Namely, to allow rationalisation of the height and proportion of dormer windows on the roof extension and reduction of the number of rooflights on the mansard roof.

Amendments to planning permission dated 9 July 2019 (RN: 18/10493/FULL) for, 'Erection of a single storey roof extension to the Oxford Street frontage and a single storey roof extension to the Duke Street frontage, recladding of all the facades on Oxford Street, Duke Street and Bird Street, in connection with reconfigured retail floorspace (Class A1) over basement, ground and first floor levels, office floorspace at second to seventh floor levels. Increase in height of the existing plant rooms, creation of a terrace at fifth floor level (on Duke Street), installation of new plant and associated works'; NAMELY to provide a setback match the existing Bird Street parapet profile, with the stairwell window (now to be setback at 6th floor level) enlarged slightly and the roof level generator relocated internally at basement level, an increase to the width the stone pier on Bird Street with associated reductions in the size of the windows at ground and first floor levels and two additional shopfronts with recessed entrances, dormer windows to be installed at the rear of the Oxford Street and Duke Street elevations, and pitched roofs to be clad with standing seam zinc.