Planning permission was secured for a large ancillary garden building to the rear of an existing dwelling at Crieve Road, Newry. Designed to provide flexible space for a home gym, studio and office, the proposal demonstrated how substantial outbuildings can be successfully accommodated within residential curtilages when carefully designed and planned. The application was approved following minor amendments requested during the assessment process.

Planning permission was secured for the retrospective change of use of an existing apartment to short-term holiday accommodation in Newcastle. Operating as The Hikers House by House Hideaways, the property has become a popular base for visitors exploring Newcastle, the Mourne Mountains and the surrounding coastline. The proposal successfully addressed tourism, parking and residential amenity considerations, resulting in a positive planning outcome and allowing the continued operation of this well-established holiday let.

Planning permission was secured for a new infill dwelling at Tullybrannigan Road, Newcastle following a lengthy planning history and previous unsuccessful attempts to develop the site. Although the application was called before the Planning Committee following third-party objections, the team successfully navigated the committee process and demonstrated that the proposal represented an appropriate infill opportunity. Planning permission was subsequently granted, delivering a long-awaited positive outcome for the applicants.

Planning permission was secured for a new farm dwelling at 18 Ballintemple Road, Killeavy. The application required detailed engagement with the Planning Authority to demonstrate compliance with countryside planning policy and the appropriate relationship between the proposed dwelling, existing farm buildings and the nearby Killeavy Castle Estate. Following the submission of additional supporting information, planning permission was successfully granted.

Full planning permission was secured for two new dwellings on an infill site located between existing residential properties on Coach Road, Newtownhamilton. The proposal demonstrated how the development could integrate successfully with the surrounding built environment while addressing design, access and residential amenity considerations. The application resulted in a positive planning outcome, facilitating the delivery of two new homes within an established residential area.

The team successfully represented the applicant in securing a Certificate of Lawfulness for an established commercial gym in Downpatrick following a complex planning history and enforcement investigation. A detailed case was prepared addressing the planning history, evidence of use and third-party objections. Following the appeal process, the Planning Appeals Commission confirmed the lawful status of the use, providing certainty for the continued operation of the business.

A planning application was prepared and managed for a contemporary modular dwelling in Greencastle, Co. Donegal. During the assessment process, the Planning Authority requested additional information relating to road visibility, surface water drainage and site integration. The team coordinated the required technical information, worked closely with the wider design team and liaised with Donegal County Council throughout the application process. Following the submission of the Further Information response, planning permission was successfully granted for the proposed dwelling.