Adrian Salt And Pang Limited
Adrian Salt And Pang Limited is an architectural practice in Leyton. Browse RIBA and ARB accreditations, project specialisms and planning permission application history.
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Urban Planning & Landscape Architecture
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1st Floor 267 High Road, Leyton, London, E10 5QN, England
About Adrian Salt And Pang Limited
Adrian Salt and Pang Limited is an award-winning planning consultancy celebrating 28 years of providing expert planning advice. The firm is based in London and works on diverse projects including infrastructure, residential, and commercial developments.
Accreditations & Certifications
Planning Application Track Record
3
Applications
100%
Approval Rate
1
Local Authorities
Local Authorities
Tower Hamlets
Application Types
Other
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Planning Application History (3)
2 of 3 applications mapped
PA/12/01779
Revised facing material for doors (Corus Colourcoat HPS200 Ultra - Terracotta) to Electricity sub-station previously approved under PA/09/570 on 22 May 2009) together with the use of "Artstone" to replace Portland Stone on the west elevation and brick work on the west elevation to be in stretcher bond (previously Flemish bond).
Site At EDF Energy Sub Station at Osborn Street and No 27 Osborn Street, London
Permitted
Tower Hamlets2012-07-23TowerHamlets/PA/12/01779/S
Revised facing material for doors (Corus Colourcoat HPS200 Ultra - Terracotta) to Electricity sub-station previously approved under PA/09/570 on 22 May 2009) together with the use of "Artstone" to replace Portland Stone on the west elevation and brick work on the west elevation to be in stretcher bond (previously Flemish bond).
Site At EDF Energy Sub Station at Osborn Street and No 27 Osborn Street, London
Permitted
Tower Hamlets2012-07-23PA/12/01779/S
Revised facing material for doors (Corus Colourcoat HPS200 Ultra - Terracotta) to Electricity sub-station previously approved under PA/09/570 on 22 May 2009) together with the use of "Artstone" to replace Portland Stone on the west elevation and brick work on the west elevation to be in stretcher bond (previously Flemish bond).
Site At EDF Energy Sub Station at Osborn Street and No 27 Osborn Street, London
Permitted
Tower Hamlets2012-07-23