Closet-wing geometry on Fulham terraces is the planning drawing problem: side-return width and rear building line are fixed in plan and section together.
Short SW6 gardens mean neighbour windows sit close — daylight sections decide depth before the client falls in love with a deep kitchen.
Hammersmith & Fulham validation expects complete existing/proposed sets; incomplete elevation sheets delay determination.
River-adjacent streets can add flood or drainage notes that inland Fulham streets do not need — address checks first.
Compared with Parsons Green villas, denser Fulham terraces more often need dual party-wall notices drawn into the programme.
Fulham SW6 closet-wing geometry and Thames Water build-over under side passages are the planning drawing problem more often than Battersea riverside outlook or Putney tree root zones.
H&F householder sheets on Fulham terraces more often freeze dual party-wall programmes on day one than larger Putney Edwardian plots with freestanding garden rooms.
Drainage under side passages and rear additions is drawn with falls and manhole positions, not left to the plumber on day one.
Removing closet-wing flanks needs steel and temporary works shown for real terrace loads.
Build-over agreements under shared drains appear frequently on Fulham technical packages.
Thermal upgrades to solid walls are detailed for breathable period fabric rather than cavity-wall defaults.
Kitchen extract and boiler flues are coordinated so they do not puncture a planning-approved rear elevation awkwardly.
Fulham technical packs more often open with side-passage drainage and build-over notes; Kensington packs more often open with basement temporary works — we do not paste one west-London technical story onto the other.
Compared with denser Chelsea mews access constraints, Fulham terrace technical notes more often price dual-flank party wall steel on mid-terrace SW6 plots.
Fulham (SW6) Licence to Alter under Hammersmith & Fulham: lease + agent process first, then measured demise plans for this building type — Victorian terraces, closet wings and short rear gardens.
Freeholder risk items on Fulham pins: structure, drainage stacks, waterproofing, fire separation, acoustics, common-part protection. Drawn into the pack, not left as letters after refusal.
External Fulham works still need Hammersmith & Fulham planning where appearance changes; openings on freeholder sheets must match the planning model.
Fulham sequence: lease review → survey of the SW6 demise → design freeze → freeholder pack → building regulations if not already covered.
Compared with Parsons Green, Fulham freeholder packs more often turn on Victorian terraces, closet wings and short rear gardens; we do not import method notes from Chelsea.
Fees for Fulham Licence packs follow freeholder requirements; freeholder surveyor fees are usually separate. Cosmetic-only packs are refused when structure or fire is touched on multi-unit Fulham buildings.
Programme risk on Fulham is often freeholder time, not drawing production — start early so Parsons Green / Chelsea neighbour anecdotes do not set your build date.
