Amendments to planning permission dated 29th July 2014 (RN 13/09737/FULL) for the demolition of Ergon House and construction of eight storey residential building incorporating a ground floor retail unit (Class A1) and partial demolition and reconstruction of rear wing of 9 Millbank and conversion to residential use to provide 161 residential flats. Conversion of the gatehouse on Dean Bradley Street to provide a single dwelling unit. Provision of basement car parking and landscaped courtyards. Namely, alterations to internal layout, provision of new window, changes to roof level terrace, balustrading and arrangement of planters, provision of new guarding and access gate at level 09, openable windows, internal works, alterations to roof screen, new smoke shaft to north east corner, new smoke extract at level 09 and new fixings for maintenance purposes.

Introduction of new timber bi-fold casement windows at ground floor; introduction of new timber double doors to the second floor Foubert's Place elevation to provide access to the roof terrace; provision of a kitchen extract duct to the side elevation of Lasenby House (32 Kingly Street) to roof level; construction of a plant enclosure to the roof; and extending internal stair from first to second floors within the lightwell at rear of the building.

Provision of a new basement beneath the footprint of the existing house with walk on rooflights to provide light down into basement, rebuilding of bathroom extension, rebuilding of Octagonal wing, rebuilding of curved bay on south east elevation to a rectangular bay, demolition of existing retaining walls on south east elevation and eastern lightwell and construction of new stairs in these locations, replacement of fenestration throughout property, creation of terrace on top of corner infill extension, replacement of existing dormer, rationalisation of drainage, repair of stucco render, repair/ refurbishment and part replacement of existing roof, refurbishment/ replacement of existing chimney and pots, provision of an external bin and bike store and construction of a single storey Orangery at the bottom of the garden, with a basement below to accommodate a swimming pool.

Variation of condition 1 of listed building consent dated 14 April 2020 (RN 20/00004/LBC) (which varied listed building consent dated 29 April 2016 (RN: 15/10368/LBC)) for 'Substantial demolition and redevelopment behind retained front facades as well as the demolition and reconstruction of mews properties to create two single family dwelling houses. Associated alterations and extensions include subterranean basements, which will extend beneath the mews, part courtyard and the rear sections of the listed buildings; re-instatement of the party wall in the rear courtyard; re-instatement of entrance to no.108; rear lower ground floor extensions partially infilling the rear courtyard and with roof terraces above; construction of full height closet wing extensions; reconstruction of mansard roof extension; installation of mechanical plant; and internal alterations on all floor levels (Site includes nos. 107 - 108 Eaton Square and nos. 107 - 108 Eccleston Mews)'. Namely, to allow minor amendments including a reduction in size of the basement extension (omission of the basement beneath the main house of both properties), alterations to the appearance of the building including retention of parts of the rear elevation and changes to the lower ground floor courtyard fenestration, and internal changes. NAMELY, to vary the approved drawing numbers to amend the roof of the lower ground floor link to form a roof terrace, alteration to to the lower ground floor fenestration, change to the new rear outrigger fenestration detail and internal changes to the main houses.

Amendments to planning permission dated 29 July 2014 (RN: 13/09737) for Demolition of Ergon House and construction of eight storey residential building incorporating a ground floor retail unit (Class A1) and partial demolition and reconstruction of rear wing of 9 Millbank and conversion to residential use to provide 161 residential flats. Conversion of the gatehouse on Dean Bradley Street to provide a single dwelling unit. Provision of basement car parking and landscaped courtyards; Namely, the introduction of a winter garden at ninth floor; amending existing double glazed semi-circular windows to Crittall double glazed; the addition of decorative grilles in north core; additional lights; new double glazed Crittall doors to third floor Juliet balconies; minor amendments to layouts; removal of rooflght to south core and new balustrades to north core balustrades and sixth floor colonnade, alterations at roof level and other external changes.

Proposed development at: Strand House, 7 Holbein Place, LONDON, SW1W 8NR. Description of Development: Demolition of roof structures and fourth floor level and erection of fourth, fifth floor and part sixth floor for office (Class B1) use. Construction of roof terrace and plant enclosure. Replacement of windows and plant. Insertion of green walls. Creation of ground floor entrance. Landscaping works and other associated external works. (MAJOR APPLICATION)

Variation of condition 1 of listed building consent dated 29 April 2016 (RN: 15/10368/LBC) for 'Substantial demolition and redevelopment behind retained front facades as well as the demolition and reconstruction of mews properties to create two single family dwelling houses. Associated alterations and extensions include subterranean basements, which will extend beneath the mews, part courtyard and the rear sections of the listed buildings; re-instatement of the party wall in the rear courtyard; re-instatement of entrance to no.108; rear lower ground floor extensions partially infilling the rear courtyard and with roof terraces above; construction of full height closet wing extensions; reconstruction of mansard roof extension; installation of mechanical plant; and internal alterations on all floor levels (Site includes nos. 107 - 108 Eaton Square and nos. 107 - 108 Eccleston Mews)'. Namely, to allow minor amendments including a reduction in size of the basement extension (omission of the basement beneath the main house of both properties), alterations to the appearance of the building including retention of parts of the rear elevation and changes to the lower ground floor courtyard fenestration, and internal changes.