50 Berkeley Street London W1J 8HA Data via plota.co.uk
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Amendments to planning permission dated 01 December 2021 (RN: 20/06093/FULL) for the: Erection of two 2 storey infill extensions to the set-back corners at fifth floor level on the Berkeley Street/Mayfair Place elevation and Berkeley Street/Stratton Street elevation, the demolition of the existing mansard roof and its replacement with a single sheer storey (to match the lower floors) on the Mayfair Place elevation and Stratton Street elevation, erection of an additional set back floor at eighth floor level, plus roof top plant room. Associated external alterations, including to existing ground floor entrances, and alterations to the existing plant/ducts. Use of basement (part), ground (part) and 1st to 8th floor as offices (Class E). NAMELY, to allow swapping the Male & Female shower & change areas; reducing the number of female showers from 11 to 8 - and total showers from 27 to 24; layout changes to location of lockers; and associated works. Data via plota.co.uk
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