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Curio Architects

Architect
Planning history
8 public planning applications
Credentials & registries
Royal Institute of British Architects

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Planning history

Curio Architects’s real planning history from public planning applications, showing where they’ve worked and how often schemes were approved. · Active 2023–2026

approval rate100%
planning applications8
approved schemes6
councils worked in5

What they work on

The kinds of project Curio Architects has filed planning applications for.

  • Loft conversion2
  • Rear extension5
  • Side extension3
  • Two-storey extension4
  • Extension8
  • Demolition3
  • Roof / fenestration3
  • Solar / renewables2

Where they’ve worked

Each pin is a planning application, coloured by the council decision we found.

Council experience

Recent planning applications

  • No decision32 Currey Road Greenford UB6 0BDSingle storey rear extensionEaling · 2026 · UB6 0BD
  • Approved26 Lonsdale Road South Norwood London SE25 4JJErection for first floor side extension and changes to rear fenestrationCroydon · 2026 · SE25 4JJ
  • Approved128 Byron Road, Wembley, HA0 3PEProposed demolition of existing single storey side extension and erection of two storey side extension to the dwellinghouse.Brent · 2026 · HA0 3PE
  • No decision7 Tudor Close Cheam SM3 8QSErection of a part one, part two storey side and rear extension following the demolition of the detached flank garage, conversion of loft space involving alterations to existing roofline, dormer extensions at rear, rooflights to front roofslopes, solar panels to rear roofslopes, removal of a rear chimney and provision of new front boundary treatments.Sutton · 2025 · SM3 8QS
  • Approved123 Herne Hill Road London Lambeth SE24 0ADErection of a single storey ground floor rear infill extension.Lambeth · 2025 · SE24 0AD
  • Approved40 Elton Avenue Greenford UB6 0PPSingle storey rear extension following demolition of existing rear addition (Lawful Development Certificate for a Proposed Development)Ealing · 2025 · UB6 0PP
  • Approved51 Brambledown Road Wallington SM6 0TFErection of a part one, part two storey side and rear extension, conversion of loft space involving alterations to existing roof line and increase to ridge height, two dormer extensions to rear, one dormer extension to rear, solar panels and alterations to fenestrations.Sutton · 2024 · SM6 0TF
  • Approved3 Orchard Way Sutton SM1 3QQErection of two storey side extension and a single storey rear extension.Sutton · 2023 · SM1 3QQ

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Public evidence last checked April 2026

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Is Curio Architects qualified and accredited?

We hold 1 independently sourced credential for Curio Architects, including Royal Institute of British Architects. Each is attributed to the body that issued it in the credentials section. For example, Royal Institute of British Architects is the Royal Institute of British Architects, the chartered professional body for architects.

Has Curio Architects had planning applications approved?

Public council decisions show 6 approved applications for Curio Architects across 5 councils, the most recent in 2026. That's a 100% approval rate across 6 decided applications, not a self-declared claim.