DC/22/1440/LBC
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Listed Building Consent - The Granary Cafe was a primary catering point on the Snape Maltings site up until the start of the pandemic, where the cafe was closed. The current proposals are to refurbish the cafe and improve the accessibility for customers, alongside improvements to the fenestration. The proposals includes replacing the late 20th century windows with new bespoke double glazed versions that take influence from the humble style of the existing. The original doors and frames are to be left in place, with new double glazed doors installed around - retaining the historic fabric but improving weatherproofing. A redesign of the internal layout has been commissioned with Elite Food Service Design to improve the seating and catering internally in addition to replacing worn floor finishes and wall finishes. A new servery window will be added, acting as an external servery point, with the aim of bringing in more custom to the site and an ease of use for walkers or cyclists visiting the area. Alongside this, new fenestration will improve the light within the space. It is also proposed to remove a late 20th century timber shed, the low brick salt storage and defunct services such as external lights and service ducts that will help improve the appearance of the Granary.
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Snape Maltings Concert Hall Snape Bridge Tunstall Woodbridge Suffolk
| Reference | DC/22/1440/LBC |
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| Application Received | Mon 11 Apr 2022 |
| Application Validated | Mon 11 Apr 2022 |
| Address | Snape Maltings Concert Hall Snape Bridge Tunstall Woodbridge Suffolk |
| Proposal | Listed Building Consent - The Granary Cafe was a primary catering point on the Snape Maltings site up until the start of the pandemic, where the cafe was closed. The current proposals are to refurbish the cafe and improve the accessibility for customers, alongside improvements to the fenestration. The proposals includes replacing the late 20th century windows with new bespoke double glazed versions that take influence from the humble style of the existing. The original doors and frames are to be left in place, with new double glazed doors installed around - retaining the historic fabric but improving weatherproofing. A redesign of the internal layout has been commissioned with Elite Food Service Design to improve the seating and catering internally in addition to replacing worn floor finishes and wall finishes. A new servery window will be added, acting as an external servery point, with the aim of bringing in more custom to the site and an ease of use for walkers or cyclists visiting the area. Alongside this, new fenestration will improve the light within the space. It is also proposed to remove a late 20th century timber shed, the low brick salt storage and defunct services such as external lights and service ducts that will help improve the appearance of the Granary. |
| Status | Permitted |
| Decision | Application Permitted |
| Decision Issued Date | Tue 21 Jun 2022 |
| Appeal Status | Not Available |
| Appeal Decision | Not Available |
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