LISTED BUILDING PLANNING Consultants

Planning by Design’s team of expert listed building planning permission consultants will help you to secure the correct permissions to work on listed and historical buildings. We will help you to outline what is likely going to be deemed as acceptable, and shape your ideas to make the local planning authority more likely to accept your application. We have worked with a wide range of clients, and our talented listed building planning consultants are here to help you to reach your goals. Discover how we can save you time and money!

At Planning By Design, we provide RTPI certified listed building planning permission consultancy services within all stages of the project, from pre-planning through to planning permission and building regulations. Your Planning By Design listed building planning permission consultants will ensure that your plans meet all standards and best practices, and ultimately guide you to success.

A local authority will take many aspects into consideration before granting listed building planning permission. They will show particular attention to the preservation of the building and its features. This should be considered prior to submitting your application for listed building planning permission. Our team of listed building planning consultants will work with you to ensure that your project plans take all aspects of the listed building planning application process into account to give you the greatest changes of success.

The application process for listed building planning permission and consent is lengthy, and there are many aspects of the application that are much different to the planning application you may submit for a regular building. We will help you to prepare the documentation needed for your application to accurately represent the current state of the listed building and your proposed changes, including; floor plans, elevations, and sections.

Why Choose Planning By Design’s Listed Building Consultancy Services?

At Planning By Design, we pride ourselves on offering consultant services that are not only aligned with sustainability and environmental standards, but also tailored to meet the unique demands of each listed building project.

There’s simply no better partner to guide you through the process of applying for listed building planning permission and help you to reach your goals.

Our team of expert listed building planning permission consultants can help to balance the needs of your listed building consent application and help you to prepare and assess listed building consent applications. We have great experience in managing and leading different projects at the same time, meaning that nothing is too great of a challenge for us

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Listed Building Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

The difference between normal planning permission and listed building planning permission is the purpose of the planning permission. While regular planning permission focuses on the appropriateness of the planned works for the local area, listed building planning permission specifically addresses the preservation of the building's historical character.

The primary purpose of this application is to ensure that any alterations, extensions or demolitions to a listed building are done sympathetically and still preserve the building's historical and architectural significance.  

Listed building planning permission covers a wide range of work including structural changes, alterations to the internal layout, additions and removals or extensions and sometimes even extensive repair work.