rc architecture presentation july 2016

ck planning + design ltd

July 2016

pembrokeshireplanning.co.uk

town planning + architectural design


people


Chris K

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BA(Hons) Town Planning

Bristol City Council

Environmental Improvements Officer - 1983-1984

Suffolk Coastal District Council

Assistant Development Control Officer – 1983 -1986

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Land Management Officer – 1986 -1988

South Lakeland District Council

Area Development Control Officer – 1988 -1989

Private Practice in Pembrokeshire

Chris Kimpton Planning Consultant -1989 -1993

Kimpton Durham John Associates – 1993 -1996

Business Manager/Planning Consultant

Alandale Planning, Tauranga, New Zealand – 1996 -1998

Senior Planner

Connell Wagner Ltd, Tauranga, New Zealand – 1998 – 2000

Planning Manager

Opus International Ltd, Wellington, New Zealand – 2000 – 2002

Business Manager, Resource Management Group

Taupo District Council, Taupo, New Zealand – 2002 – 2005

Director Environmental Services

Opotiki District Council, Opotiki, New Zealand – 2005 - 2006

Environment and Planning Manager

Ceredigion County Council, Ceredigion – Oct 2006 to Jan 2007

Contract Planner

RPC Consultants, Whakatane, New Zealand – 2007 – 2008

Director/Planning Specialist/Office Manager

CK Planning Ltd

Town Planning Consultant, Pembrokeshire, Wales - 2009 – to date

Over 30 years experience as a

professional Town Planning

Consultant.

18 years practising in;

Pembrokeshire,

Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion.

Robyn C

um

ine

Bullock Consulting (Mechanical & Electrical Engineering)

Environmental Building Assessor, Pembrokeshire – 2008 - 2010

Acanthus Holden Architects & Planners

Architectural Assistant & CSH Assessor, Pembrokeshire – 2010 – 2013

CK Planning Ltd

Architectural Consultant, Pembrokeshire, Wales - 2013 – to date

6 years experience as a

professional Architectural

Consultant working in;

Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire,

Ceredigion.

BA(Hons) Architecture

Code for Sustainable

Homes Assessor (CSH)

Prof. Dip. Architecture with

Advanced Environmental

Design

do you know what we do?

July 2016


Appraise any enquiry: land, building, site or idea, Advise the client on their best options and route forward, Act in the best interest of the client, with professional integrity.

July 2016


Appraise any enquiry: land, building, site or idea,

Advise the client on their best options and route forward,

Act in the best interest of the client, with professional integrity.

July 2016


Prepare Planning Applications:

- Full Planning (Domestic + Commercial)

- Householder

- Listed Building Consent

- Change of Use; Buildings & Land

- Sustainable Energy (Wind turbines + Solar)

July 2016


Resolve planning problems:

- Planning Appeals, against refused applications

- Overcome ‘bad planning history’ on sites

- Neighbour objections

- Council negotiations

- Listed Buildings

- Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority

July 2016


Other:

- Site/property development appraisals

- Agricultural occupancy conditions

- Certificate of lawfulness applications

- Full architectural drawing service

- Prepare and submit Building Regulations

- Land Registry Plans

extens ions

Po

rtfolio

extend + re-model

commercial + historic

sustainable solutions

creative conversions

Co

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Client Brief: Link the cottage & converted outbuilding, and extend the cottage to provide a

master bedroom and new kitchen.

Design Response: Create a contemporary transparent ‘link’ to provide a strong architectural

juxtaposition between the ‘old & new’. Embracing the opportunity to provide a bright, open

plan space flooded in natural light, in contrast to the original cosy stone cottage.

e x t e n d + r e - m o d e l . . . .

Gro

ve

Ho

tel, N

arb

erth

c h a l l e n g i n g c o m m e r c i a l . . . .

Client Brief: Extend the existing 6

bed Grade II Listed Boutique

Hotel to offer 14 luxury suites.

Also provide a new restaurant

and function area, kitchen,

lounge bar and administration

facilities.

Design Response: Design an

extension that respects both the

Victorian and Georgian

architecture of the existing hotel.

Design for modern efficiency and

comfort, without compromise to

the unique character and style of

the hotel.

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k B

arn

Client Brief: Convert the traditional stone barn in to a second-home, suitable for both family use,

and a high quality holiday let.

Design Response: Respect the existing character and context of the barn; re-use existing

openings, specify a sympathetic palette of materials and finishes, but with a quirky response to

renew the existing non-traditional convex roof, but with a contemporary twist ....

c r e a t i v e c o n v e r s i o n . . . .

Pe

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Client Brief: Obtain planning permission to convert redundant cottage in to farm workers dwelling.

Having tried to achieve this for over 10 years with other consultants, this is our last attempt.

Design Response: Appraise previous planning attempts, and move forward with fresh, new and

innovative ideas. Nothing to lose, time to think outside of the box ....

s u s t a i n a b l e r e - u s e . . . .

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c o m p l i c a t e d c o n v e r s i o n s . . . .

Background: Site with ‘negative planning history’ resulting in poor marketability of the

barn conversions, leavings a client seeking to find a better solution to the current

planning permission.

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££££ Sought after

= buyers

Client

Local

Authority -

PCC

Estate

Agent

CK

planning

+ design

Planning

Inspectorate /

Appeal

Re-design

+

conditions

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thank you for listening.
