Replacement dwellings
Planning strategy and bespoke architectural design for replacing an existing home, including Green Belt and rural sites.
Test planning risk before committing to design.
A successful replacement-dwelling proposal must respond to the existing building, openness, scale, volume, siting, landscape, neighbouring amenity and local character. CJZ brings these considerations together early, helping clients understand what may be achievable and how the case should be structured.
Discuss a replacement dwelling →Site review
Planning history, existing dwelling, constraints and opportunities.
Feasibility
Scale, volume, siting, access, landscape and policy testing.
Planning strategy
A coordinated design and evidence route for the application.
Design & delivery
Architectural development, technical coordination and construction information.
Replacement dwellings shaped by their setting.
Considering replacing an existing dwelling?
Share the address, photographs, planning history and what you hope to achieve.