Danehurst Road
Fulham
Private Residential | Roof Terrace
Fulham Roof Terrace
Our portfolio of London roof terrace projects is ever expanding. These range from expansive roof terraces to listed buildings such as at Grade II Listed Florin Court, to roof terraces to Mews properties such as at Adam and Eve Mews, this project in Fulham is of particular interest as it is a roof terrace to a typical terraced house. Equally important is that the property is an upper floor flat with no garden. The roof terrace provides valuable external space. It reminds us of one of our first roof terraces in London opposite Clapham Junction carried out some fifteen years ago. In addition to the roof terrace we added a dormer to the existing converted loft, providing space for an en-suite. Roof terraces are sensitive in terms of planning permission. The sensitivities revolve around overlooking, the potential source of noise plus the design and materials of the terrace enclosure.
If you would like to discuss about how a roof terrace could add valuable outdoor space to your property, please feel free to contact us at Shape Architecture.
Summary
Roof Terrace, Fulham
The success of this roof terrace in Fulham is that it is an addition to a flat in a standard terraced house, where no external amenity space exists.
Guide to Roof Terraces
Local and legal precedent is extremely useful in gaining planning permission for a roof terrace. If there are such precedents we will check their legality on the planning list.
Examples of Roof Terraces
In our portfolio of roof terrace projects a number have been helped in gaining planning permission by the existence of legal precedents.