4018/22
PROTECTED STRUCTURE : The development will consist of a change of use from office use to student accommodation for 6no. music students with the provision of 6no. en-suite bedrooms and associated shared facilities. Other works include: Internal alterations will include: (a) The lowering of existing floor at basement level; (b) The renovation and repair of all original brick vaults at basement level including vaults under public footpath; (c) Provision of new insulated concrete slab to lower ground floor level, including underpin and new tanking membrane to slab; (d) The replacement of non-original stairs to basement level with new stairs; (e) Removal of non-original walls; (f) Provision of new hardwood timber stairs to fourth floor; (g) Upgrading fire and acoustic performance of existing suspended timber floors; (h) Provision of new flattened brick arch to front and rear entrances of existing carriageway; (i) Provision of new services throughout including new services risers and all ancillary works necessary to facilitate the development. External alterations will include: (1) The removal on non- original rear windows; (2) The removal of the non-original projecting WC to the rear; (3) Part removal of non-original roof structure; (4) Lowering of window sills to floor level at rear rooms (3no.); (5) The repositioning of original six-over-six sash window from third floor to the rear ground floor half-landing; (6) Provision of glazed three-storey cantilevered extension to the rear at 5 Sq.M per floor (first, second and third floors); (7) Addition of fourth floor set-back extension with roof terrace to south; (8) The removal of modern front door and projecting canopy and modifications; (9) The removal of modern cement render to rear façade and re-pointing of original brick; (10) The cleaning, repair and repointing of existing brick to both front and rear façades. A Protected Structure RPS Ref. 8743.
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