Right to Light & Neighbour Amenity
BRE BR209 (2022) neighbour impact assessment covering VSC, NSL and APSH. Clear evidence to prevent planning objections on loss of light grounds.
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Get a Quote TodayPlanning applications often require a daylight and sunlight assessment in accordance with BRE 209 guidance. Our reports provide LPA-ready VSC, NSL and APSH evidence that protects your scheme and your neighbours.
BRE BR209 (2022) neighbour impact assessment covering VSC, NSL and APSH. Clear evidence to prevent planning objections on loss of light grounds.
Full VSC, NSL & APSH evidence prepared in accordance with BRE 209 (2022), the standard requested by planning officers in pre-application and validation letters.
Early-stage daylight feasibility and massing advice so design teams can identify overshadowing risks before they become planning conditions or validation delays.
BS EN 17037 internal daylighting compliance for new residential and commercial developments, balancing massing, glazing ratios and occupier amenity from concept through to planning submission.
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Real projects, real planning results. BRE BR209 compliant daylight and sunlight assessments for residential extensions, major developments, heritage schemes and planning objections across the UK.
Daylight & sunlight evidence supporting the sensitive renewal of a former pub along a tightly packed heritage street.
Stage: Heritage design review
Seventeen homes in a dense context, replacing a two-storey club while keeping neighbours comfortable.
Stage: Pre-application workshops
Five blocks delivering 240 homes next to the station, future-proofed against neighbouring development.
Stage: Masterplanning review
Replacement vessel and adjusted mooring, confirming dockside public spaces stay sunlit.
Stage: Strategic advisory
Corner-window sensitivity led to a quick design adjustment backed by a fresh daylight note.
Stage: Addendum submission
First-floor extension alongside a neighbour with facing windows needing reassurance.
Stage: Householder approval