1 - 5 St Oswalds Studios,Sedlescombe Road,London,SW6 1RH Data via plota.co.uk
Description
Erection of an additional floor at roof level in connection with the creation of plant rooms comprising of air source heat pumps, creation of roof terraces with new screenings and installation solar panels at roof level; partial demolition of frontage of the studios and installation of new glazing to the front elevations, amalgamation of the disabled bathroom to be used as part of unit 1 and infilling of the external door to the front side of bathroom; installation of new part obscure glazed and part clear glazing windows to replace the existing windows to the southern and northern elevation, and bricking up of 2no ventilation panels to the southern elevation of unit 1; alterations to the front and rear fenestrations of the building. Data via plota.co.uk
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