Roscommon Planning Permission Granted We’ve just received the Final Grant of Planning Permission for this split level new house in County Roscommon: Following a tricky amount of Further Information requests from the Council, where we provided a lot of landscaping Read More …
I’ve extolled the benefits of engaging early and well concerning planning applications and you can read Planning Tip #8 specifically on this topic HERE. And you can see what Mayo County Council has to say about pre-planning HERE We’ve recently Read More …
We are frequently asked to create landscaping plans for planning applications (see below for typical sample): Normally we have undertaken this service in conjunction with local nurseries where we work with them in the specification of indigenous plants, trees and Read More …
I wrote THIS POST in 2012 on ‘It’s not the design that will scupper your planning permission’. Things are worse if not better and this post acts as a bit of a revisit. As I said in 2012 I’m confident Read More …
There has been such a response to THIS POST on the Statute of Limitations and Planning Enforcement that I can no longer provide the response to specific questions free of charge. So, if you have a question on any of Read More …
We’ve been asked a few times recently to either incorporate a gym into new house or to factor in space into an existing one. This guest post by Stephanie Sylvester of Modernize outlines what you should consider when planning your Read More …
I thought I’d share a couple of ‘challenges’ we’re having at the moment on planning applications… I’ve written before HERE on why it isn’t the design that can scupper your planning permission – I’m confident if that if we work Read More …
Thought I’d let you know that we are also asked as RIAI Architects Accredited in Conservation (Grade III) to undertake Conservation Reports as part of the planning application process. We’ve undertaken a few so far since becoming accredited and we’re Read More …
Ireland has some great words and phrases specific to it’s locale and countrymen/women. Cute hoor is such an example. The Urban Dictionary (http://www.urbandictionary.com) defines ‘cute hoor’ as: Phrase used in Ireland to describe a slippery customer, a rogue, a charlatan, Read More …
Earlier this year I posted that we had 3 planning appeals going in; in fact it turned out to be 2. As one person commented “like buses you wait ages and then 2 come along at once.” You can read Read More …
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