2-4 King Street London W6 0QA

Change of use of the second floor from Class B1office/Class D1 educational use to Class C3 residential use comprising 8 units; erection of two additional storeys to No 4 King Street following removal of the existing roof; erection of three storey rear extension to No 2 King Street fronting Beadon Road following partial demolition of existing back addition; cladding of the upper floors of the King Street frontage to No 4 King Street with glazed tiles; alterations to ground floor front elevation of Beadon Road building. The fourth floor extension front elevations are to be in dark anodised metal finishes to match those 3 storeys elevation below, fronting Beadon Road. The extension flank elevations are to be light coloured anodised metal finishes

Authority: London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham
Appeal type: other · Planning Appeal (W)
Procedure: Written representations
Postcode: W6 0QA

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