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Recent projects include:
Medina Yachting Village, Cowes, Isle of Wight
Client - The Peter Harrison Trust
A substantial brownfield site in Cowes directly adjacent
to the Medina Estuary. Rolfe Judd Planning has been
appointed to lead the regeneration of this important
site. A Planning Development Brief is being developed
in partnership with the Isle of Wight Council and once
adopted will form part of the LDF. The vision for the
site is to include substantial new housing, marine
industrial uses, new retail/commercial uses, community
improvements, new marina, a museum and new public
realm. The scheme will open up public access to the
sea front, and restore a listed crane. A detailed planning
application submission is planned post Development
Brief adoption.
Rainbow Estate, Raynes Park, London
Client – Workspace Group Plc
Proposals to establish a mixed use residential/
commercial development of an existing Industrial Estate
located in Raynes Park. A Development Brief is being
developed through the London Borough of Merton to form
part of their LDF. The aim is to revitalise and regenerate
the site through consultation and input from the local
community and Council to provide much needed new
homes and efficient commercial space in the area. Once
the Development Brief is adopted it is intended to submit
a full planning application.
Ceri Edmonds Associate
Brp Hons (NZ)
Ceri joined Rolfe Judd in 2007, becoming
an Associate in 2013. She has a diverse
range of planning experience built up over
a number of years from working with local
authorities within London and New Zealand.
Ceri’s understanding of the key planning
issues influencing development, particularly
within London, enables her to provide clear
and impartial ‘planning’ advice to clients.
www.rolfe-judd.co.uk
Ceri frequently advises clients on the
development potential of individual sites,
the requirements of local and strategic
planning policy, and has experience working
on a wide range of development projects
from renewable energy/advanced thermal
technology facilities, major residential
applications and appeals.
Apex - Newington Triangle, Southwark London SE1
Client – Hollybrook Ltd
Following extensive discussions with the London
Borough of Southwark regarding the comprehensive
redevelopment of the Triangle Site through a masterplan
(draft) the first phase of the scheme has evolved to bring
forward the redevelopment of the Apex of this important
site located within the Elephant and Castle Opportunity
Area for a bespoke office headquarters building,
with retail at ground floor. The scheme involves the
development of a 6 storey landmark building providing
circa 4500sqm office space, 130sqm retail space
providing approximately 380 new jobs. It is anticipated
that a full planning application will be submitted to the
London Borough of Southwark Spring 2012.
49/51 Conduit Street, 24-24a Savile Row, London
Client - Mourant Property Trustees Limited
Demolition of the existing building and redevelopment
of the property to provide a high quality retail (877sqm)
and office (3,065sqm) building at this important location
in Savile Row. The scheme provides a 7 storey
building which was designed to compliment the Mayfair
Conservation Area. A full planning application was
submitted in tandem with an application at 42-43 Pall Mall
to provide off-site residential accommodation via a ‘land
swap’ as a result of the uplift in office space. Permission
was granted for both developments by Westminster City
Council at Committee January 2012.
19 Spa Road, Bermondsey, SE16 London
Client – Hollybrook Ltd
Redevelopment proposal for the conversion of the
three storey Grade II municipal building to provide circa
40 residential units. The proposal results in a loss of
employment on site and the physical constraints imposed
by the listed nature of the building have provided a
number of planning and design challenges for the
redevelopment of the property. It is anticipated that a
planning application and listed building consent will be
submitted to the London Borough of Southwark in Spring
2012.
106-109 Saffron Hill,
Client – Chartered Institution of Water and
Environmental Management
Further to permission being granted in August 2011 for
the redevelopment of 106-109 Saffron Hill for the erection
of third and fourth floors for residential use, refurbishment
of the office building, CIWEM sought amendments to
the scheme to improve the sustainability credentials
of the building. The London Borough of Camden
considered that the proposed changes, which included
the incorporation of new plant at roof level, photovoltaic’s
and a brown sedum roof required a full application to
be submitted as a result of the buildings location within
the Hatton Gardens Conservation Area. Consent was
granted at Committee in February 2012.
32a Goldney Road,
Client – London Building Holdings Plc
Proposals are being formulated for the comprehensive
redevelopment of 32a Goldney Road, currently a derelict
industrial site surrounded by sensitive neighbouring uses
(residential dwellings, school and community centre).
Discussions have been held with Westminster City
Council regarding the potential redevelopment of the site
for residential use. Key issues arising from discussions
relate to the change of land use, affordable housing
provision, neighbouring amenity, design and access.
It is anticipated that a full planning application will be
submitted in summer 2012.