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Planning history

Metropolis Planning’s real planning history from public planning applications, showing where they’ve worked and how often schemes were approved. · Active 2024–2026

approval rate80%
planning applications14
approved schemes4
councils worked in4

What they work on

The kinds of project Metropolis Planning has filed planning applications for.

  • Extension1
  • Change of use1
  • Shopfront / commercial1
  • Windows & doors2
  • Advertisement / signage5

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Recent planning applications

  • Approved52-56 Brick Lane, London, E1 6RHTemporary installation (9 Months) of a non-illuminated static advertisement positioned on Brick Lane elevation, measuring 9.0m x 5.6m integrated within scaffold shroud with a replica façade treatment across the scaffolded frontage.Tower Hamlets · 2026 · E1 6RH
  • Approved39-40 Westpoint, Unit 1A Warple Way Acton W3 0RGChange of use from office (Use Class E) to one self-contained residential unit (Use Class C3) (Class MA, 56-day Prior Approval Process)Ealing · 2026 · W3 0RG
  • No decisionAvon House 360 - 366 Oxford Street London W1C 1JNThe temporary display of an externally illuminated banner advertisement added to the existing scaffold forming part of a decorative Christmas Display, measuring 16m X 4.5m on the Oxford Street elevation, for a time-limited period during the festive season between mid-November 2025 and 6 January 2026. (Linked to 25/08217/ADV)Westminster · 2025 · W1C 1JN
  • No decisionAvon House 360 - 366 Oxford Street London W1C 1JNThe temporary display of an externally illuminated banner advertisement added to the existing scaffold forming part of a decorative Christmas Display, measuring 16m (width) x 4.5m (height) on the Oxford Street elevation, for a time-limited period during the festive season between mid-November 2025 and 6 January 2026. (Linked to 25/08348/LBC)Westminster · 2025 · W1C 1JN
  • No decision106 New Bond Street London W1S 1SYDisplay of a scaffold shroud to the front elevation of 105-106 New Bond Street and 18 Haunch of Venison Yard for temporary period between 01 November 2025 to 28 February 2027 incorporating a static, non-illuminated advertisement measuring approximately 9.0m wide by 3.5m high.Westminster · 2025 · W1S 1SY
  • Approved15 - 17 Black Friars Lane London EC4V 6ERSubmission of Scheme of Protective Works pursuant to discharge of condition 2 of planning permission 24/00925/FULL dated 12.12.2024.City of London · 2025 · EC4V 6ER
  • Approved15 - 17 Black Friars Lane London EC4V 6ERSubmission of Scheme of Protective Works pursuant to discharge of condition 2 of planning permission 24/00927/FULL dated 12.12.2024.City of London · 2025 · EC4V 6ER
  • No decision16 - 16A Churton Street London SW1V 2LLErection of a mansard roof extension; replacement windows to the front elevation; alterations to shopfront at ground floor level; together with associated works.Westminster · 2025 · SW1V 2LL
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  • No decisionProposed Development Site At 51 To 58 Rathbone Place And 54-62 And 66 And 68 Oxford Street LondonDisplay of non illuminated scaffolding shroud measuring 10m x 26m. Linked with 25/07092/LBC.Westminster · 2025
  • No decisionProposed Development Site At 51 To 58 Rathbone Place And 54-62 And 66 And 68 Oxford Street LondonDisplay of a temporary scaffold shroud with advertisment. Linked with 25/07091/ADVWestminster · 2025
  • RefusedWinchester House 75 London Wall London EC2M 5NGInstallation and display of a non-illuminated scaffolding shroud and one non-illuminated advertisement banner measuring 7m high by 14m wide at a height above ground of 4.8m associated with the development of the site for a temporary period until 27.08.2026.City of London · 2025 · EC2M 5NG
  • No decision318 Oxford Street London W1C 1BHTemporary display of externally illuminated static replica facade building wrap to the south elevation measuring 4.8m X 22m(landscape).Westminster · 2025 · W1C 1BH
  • No decision20 Cockspur Street London SW1Y 5BLDisplay of non-illuminated building wrap measuring 5m X 4m for a temporary period from 25th February 2025 to 25th June 2025Westminster · 2024 · SW1Y 5BL
  • No decision62 St John's Wood High Street London NW8 7SHReplacement of existing windows to front, side, and rear elevations.Westminster · 2024 · NW8 7SH

Heritage experience: 2 listed-building or conservation-area consent applications found in official planning applications.

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