Site planning risk brief

Single storey study to end of rear garden. The finishes will match those of the mews house and will have a sliding door facing the garden and flat roof with rooflight.

The development will consist of front and rear extension on both floors to increase from one bed to two bedroom mews house. The front extension will include vertical glazing and the existing front boundary wall will have the central opening removed and replaced with two independent vehicular entrances, one for 80 and one for 80a Heytesbury Lane.

The development will consist of front and rear extension on both floors to increase from one bed to two bedroom mews house. The front extension will include vertical glazing and the existing front boundary wall will have the central opening removed and replaced with two independent vehicular entrances, one for 80 and one for 80a Heytesbury Lane.

The development will consist of an extension to the existing mews dwelling at 81 Heytesbury Lane, Dublin 04. The proposed extension will involve the partial demolition and reconfiguration of the existing dwelling. The proposed works include the relocation of both vehicular and pedestrian access points, as well as the construction of part two-storey and part three-storey extensions. The project also incorporates updated materiality and fenestration, together with associated landscape works, and the introduction of a roof terrace.

PROTECTED STRUCTURE: The development consists of: (a) removal of non-original bay window, floor and deck off upper ground floor at rear return; (b) internal alterations to accommodate kitchen and dining room at the lower ground floor and rear return; (c) construction of c. 15sqm single storey extension to rear; (d) widening of existing openings to rear elevation and side of rear return at lower ground floor for access to extension; (e) enlarging of non-original existing window at rear elevation of return to provide tall window to rear; (f) refurbishment of existing windows; (g) brick repair to front and rear elevations; (h) other minor internal alterations and general refurbishment works; (i) and associated site works.

A first-floor flat roof extension over an existing single storey roof terrace to the front of the dwelling. The development will also include the installation of a wrought iron railing with standing balcony ledge projecting forward of the new first floor windows and doors.