Alterations and extension to 30 Gloucester Place (including 91 Blandford Street and 112 George Street) including refurbishment of the lower ground, ground and first floors, extension of the lower ground floor; external works including part demolition of facades, ground floor and removal of ramp to create a new a triple arched walkway through the building with canopy, railings, security gates, new steps and ramp to provide level access to the 30 Gloucester Place entrance, a rear elevation connection with the proposed single storey retail units within the courtyard, new ramp and railings to 112 George Street entrance; façade maintenance and refurbishment; painting and repair of the rear elevation; replacement or refurbishment of windows and doors at ground and first floor; replacement railings; installation of two CCTV cameras; removal of the existing roof plant. Internal reconfigurations at basement, ground, first, second, third and roof level, including the reduction of the basement footprint, demolition of the lift machine room, demolition and relocation of the waste chute and lift, re-configuration of the office internal stair core, creation of an office lobby area, improvements to the retail arcade layout, re-configuration of the residential corridor and units at first floor. External alterations including removal of the existing BMU, introduction of a new MEP louvre, demolition of the railings on top of the lightwell, proposed MEP risers, insertion of a new brick screen at roof level to match the existing, windows to be refurbished to match the existing, new proposed windows to parts of the north and south elevation at first floor as a result of the internal reconfigurations. Works to the building, including changes to the East Elevation façade including additional non-openable windows, changes to the layout of the ground floor retail units, refurbishment of the roof.

Variation of condition 1, removal of condition 38 and details pursuant to conditions 23 and 34 of planning permission dated 20 February 2017 (RN:16/10919/FULL) which itself varied condition 1 of planning permission dated 15 August 2016 (RN:15/11234/FULL) for substantial demolition of existing buildings and redevelopment of the site to provide a mixed-use scheme accommodating a new building comprising basements, ground floor and part eight upper storeys plus rooftop plant with frontages to Charing Cross Road and Manette Street; refurbishment of buildings on Greek Street; in connection with use of the buildings for offices, retail, restaurants, art gallery/art education use, nightclub and eight residential dwellings; provision within basements of plant equipment, waste rooms and cycle parking; new public realm and pedestrian route through the site from Manette Street to Greek Street; and associated external works. Namely, changes to internal layout of building with frontages to Charing Cross Road and Manette Street with use of part basement level 2 as back of house space, relocation of building maintenance unit to ninth floor, erection of steel deck within plant structure at roof level and changes to terrace areas and massing of building; alterations to rear of building, roof form and layout of residential accommodation and installation of plant machinery at 12-13 Greek Street; alterations to the link building; changes to windows on rear façade and increase in parapet height by 700mm at 14 Greek Street; Installation of second gate to ground level passageway; omission of requirement for obscure glass on south elevation; and provision of details of a scheme of public art and gates to the pedestrian route.

Amendments to planning permission dated 28th July 2020 (RN:19/07659/COFUL) for Development of existing western car park for the erection of a five storey block providing nineteen Class C3 residential units, demolition of existing storage sheds to west of site to provide four three storey Class C3 dwellings, amenity space, refuse storage, cycle parking, and estate works including the realignment of Droop Street; reconfiguration of the existing central car park, and erection of a replacement boundary wall to the existing nursery. Amendments to planning permission dated 28th July 2020 (RN:19/07659/COFUL) for Development of existing western car park for the erection of a five storey block providing nineteen Class C3 residential units, demolition of existing storage sheds to west of site to provide four three storey Class C3 dwellings, amenity space, refuse storage, cycle parking, and estate works including the realignment of Droop Street; reconfiguration of the existing central car park, and erection of a replacement boundary wall to the existing nursery. Namely, refuse store door on west elevation at ground floor to become louvred door; Air bricks to be added on all elevations; Four gates removed from landscaping design; Replacement of one of first floor windows in east elevation of townhouses with blind window; Alterations to layout of roof photovoltaic panels; External door added to the East Elevation to cycle store; and window omitted to West elevation at ground floor.

Amendments to planning permission dated 3rd February 2022 (RN:21/08237/FULL) for Demolition of the existing conservatory, erection of a rear extension and the infilling of two light wells in connection with the use of the ground floor and basement as a restaurant (Class E). Alterations to front entrances and replacement of existing shopfront. Alterations to rear elevation including fenestration and at roof level in connection with use of the upper floors as three self-contained C3 residential units each with private external amenity areas including a roof terrace together with associated plant and landscaping (site includes 77 Marylebone Lane). Namely, to alter the 3rd floor arrangement and location for access to the roof terrace in order to comply with building regulation requirements for clear access via the staircase that was previously approved.

Variation of condition 1 of planning permission dated 07 July 2021 (RN: 20/05817/FULL) which itself varied conditions 1, 32, 38 and 39 of planning permission dated 19 March 2020 (RN: 18/04665/FULL) which itself varied Condition 1 of planning permission dated 9 March 2018 (RN: 17/03980) for: Demolition and rebuilding of 42 Half Moon Street, 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market; demolition and rebuilding of 10 White Horse Street behind retained front facade and erection of a five storey extension on vacant site at 12 White Horse Street. Alterations to all other buildings including demolition works, extensions and excavations to provide additional basement levels, removal of courtyard tree and installation of new plant. Use of the buildings as an hotel with public entertainment and health facilities (Class C1) and seven residential dwellings (Class C3).(Site includes 10 and 11 White Horse Street and 12 Shepherd Market); NAMELY, to allow extension of L13 lift to provide equal access to L5 No. 90-93 Piccadilly and 42 Half Moon Street; extension of rear elevation No 90-93 Piccadilly to improve internal circulation; new railings to all lower windows on the White Horse Street facade; extension of gym to lower ground floor in lieu of function space; layout changes to residential units at Levels 2 and 3 No 90-93 Piccadilly and White Horse Street; new design and levels correction to front courtyard; new terrace to rear 42 Half Moon Street replacing flat roof; replacement of circular rooflight to 94 Piccadilly with rectangular rooflight and minor changes to internal layouts.

Variation of Condition 1 of planning permission dated 12th November 2020 (RN 20/04650/FULL) which in itself varies Condition 1 of planning permission dated 20 June 2017 (RN: 17/02520/FULL) for, 'Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment to provide a five storey building consisting of lower ground, ground and first to fourth floor levels to provide 10 residential units (comprising of 3 x 1 bedroom flats, 4 x 2 bedroom flats and 3 x 3 bedroom flats) including balconies/terraces with associated car and cycle parking'; NAMELY, alterations to the front and rear facades including the re-handing of lower facade and basement lightwell and the installation of additional glazing; relocation of the building entrance; reconfiguration of the core adjacent to the western flank wall; changes to the number and size of the dormer windows at fourth floor front; installation of a curved window/brick wall at rear basement level; provision of a residents' gym at rear basement level; relocation of bin stores and cycle store to the external area beneath the undercroft and reduction in the number of flats from 10 to 8 (Site includes 17A, 17B and 18 Three King's Yard) (Application under s73 of the Act).

Amendments to planning permission dated 09 June 2017 (RN:16/07188/FULL) for Variation of Condition 1 and 13 of planning permission dated 26 October 2015 (RN: 15/04136/FULL) for the partial demolition, extension and refurbishment of buildings at 1-3 Buckingham Gate and 1 Palace Street (street block bounded by Stafford Place, Palace Street and Buckingham Gate) including excavation to form three basement levels, in connection with use of site as 72 residential units (Class C3) and a restaurant (Class A3) to the ground floor and part basement to the corner of Palace Street and Buckingham Gate. Associated vehicular access from Palace Street, storage, plant, landscaping, basement parking and ancillary residential facilities, namely, alterations to doors and windows.

Works at 89 Boundary Road to include use of part lower ground and part ground floors as a residential flat (Class C3) and office (Class E), and first, second and third floor as 2 residential flats (Class C3); Erection of rear extensions at lower ground and ground floor levels with associated terrace at first floor level; Erection of mansard roof extension, alterations to windows and doors; and works to 87 Boundary Road to include demolition of existing rear extension and erection of mews house at rear of site, reduced office space; erection of a mansard roof; Conversion of maisonette at first and second floor into two flats with additional accommodation at roof level; and use of the lower ground and ground floor as office (Class E).

Variation of Condition 1 of permission dated 12 May 2020 (RN:19/05805/FULL) for: Demolition of existing buildings at 35 -37 Elizabeth Street and erection of a new five storey building comprising retail (Class A1) at ground floor level and residential (Class C3) at first to fourth floor levels (3 x 2 bed, 1 x 1 bed). Creation of roof terrace with balcony to rear in connection with existing residential accommodation at 39 Elizabeth Street. Use of ground and basement of 141 Ebury Street and part ground floor of new building at 35 Elizabeth Street as restaurant (Class A3) and associated alterations including installation of full height extract duct, plant, new shopfront and platform lift (Site includes 35-39 Elizabeth Street and 141 Ebury Street). Namely, repositioning of rear flank wall, alterations to rear fenestration, roof lights and replacement of smoke vent with riser at main roof level to 35 Elizabeth Street; removal of roof terrace with balcony to rear of 39 Elizabeth Street; Reconfiguration of biodiverse roof layout at main roof level and installation of biodiverse roofs at second and fourth floor levels; Correction of drawing inconsistencies; and extension of site boundary.

Amendments to planning permission dated 16th July 2021 (RN 21/02813/FULL) which was a variation of earlier permissions (20 August 2020 (20/01739/FULL and 4 November 2019 (RN: 19/01284/FULL) for Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment to provide two buildings: Building 1 comprising one basement level, ground and thirteen upper floors containing car parking, plant, affordable sheltered accommodation and market sheltered accommodation (Class C3), ancillary communal areas; Building 2 comprising sub-basement, two basement levels, ground and eleven upper floors containing plant, car parking, residential accommodation (Class C3) and ancillary leisure; reconfigured vehicular and pedestrian access together with landscaping and other works in association with the development. NAMELY, to allow amendments to Building 1: window openings from tilt and turn to side hung inward opening units; updated substation door arrangement and ventilation details; balcony rainwater pipes; alterations to layout of basement and ground floors.