With house prices rising and the ongoing challenge of building enough homes to meet demand there are many people seeking alternative ways to live independently without having to fund a mortgage or rent for an entire property. It can also be a great way to make friends and socialise if you are moving to a new area for work or studying.
It’s one of the first questions clients ask us, and the answer is rarely as simple as 8 weeks, which we know isn’t the answer that you want to hear!
How can AI support planners without replacing the human judgement at the heart of good planning?
If people are living longer, how do we redesign the systems and places around them so they can live well for longer?
Since its formal introduction into the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF), all everyone seems to be talking about is Grey Belt. So we though we would provide a bit of a breakdown to assist with what actually is the Grey Belt.
To celebrate Roald Dahl Day we wondered what sort of planning permission would be needed for some of the places that Roald created in his books?