Planning Applications

Planning and permitted development applications can require drawings of the existing property (if applicable) and proposed scheme. The planning stage is where most of the design work is done and different ideas can be explored.

A typical planning application must take a number of factors into consideration such as size, budget and aesthetic requirements, neighbouring properties, flood risk, root protection zones, disabled access and national space standards.

We have years of experience creating these drawings and submitting applications for a wide variety of building types, from houses and extensions to blocks of flats to simple outbuildings like stables and garages.

Architectural blueprint for a house including ground floor plan, first floor plan, roof plan, and elevations (south, east, north, west). The blueprint features detailed labels, measurements, and a legend explaining various elements such as roof types
Architectural blueprint of a two-story house, showing ground floor, first floor, roof plan, and various elevations with labeled features and a legend for symbols.
Architectural blueprint of a two-story residential building, including ground and first floor plans, roof plan, and elevation views, with a legend and a north arrow.
Architectural plans and elevations for a proposed house, including ground and first floor layouts, roof plan, and side elevations, with detailed sketches of garage and street scene.
Architectural blueprint for a proposed residential building, including ground, first, second floors, and roof plans, with elevations and a legend for construction materials and features.
Architectural plan showing house layout, cross sections, site elevations, landscaping, retaining walls, terraces, and fencing details with measurements and labels.