Planning Drawings
Site plans, GA plans/sections/elevations with clean annotations
Planning & Approvals
Feasibility, authority strategy and submissions — aligned with design intent, buildability and programme
Overview
NOTCH maps a realistic path to permits: feasibility, authority matrix, required reports and submission sequencing — protecting design decisions through review
Planning Strategy
We define a realistic path to approvals — stakeholders, reports and sequencing — so design decisions hold through submission and review
01 — FeasibilityConstraints, zoning, utilities, easements and site risks
02 — StakeholdersAuthority matrix, required reports and coordination map
03 — Submission PackDrawings, statements, schedules and supporting studies
04 — Review & RevisionsResponses, clarifications and fast-turn minor updates
Feasibility Snapshot
- Plot coverage, massing tests and access/parking logic
- Utilities & services alignment with MEP
- Timeline and risk register with mitigation
What we submit
Clear, compliant packages that reflect design intent and speed up approvals
Reports & Statements
Design rationale, traffic/access notes and services summaries
Schedules
Areas, parking counts, accessibility, fire/life safety summaries
10–14dTypical Review
2–3Authority Rounds
0Ambiguous Notes
100%Traceable Revisions
Design Coordination
Architecture, interiors and MEP reconciled before submission to avoid late-stage conflict and re-issue risk
Coordination & Risk
- Early authority checks for height, setbacks and FAR
- Fire & life-safety alignment with local codes
- Traffic/access notes coordinated with parking strategy
- Landscape interfaces and boundary treatments
- Document control and revision logs
Need a planning route for your project?
We'll outline a submission programme, required reports and an approvals timeline