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The assessment aims to evaluate the impact of a proposed residential building on the heritage value of Brunswick Square.

June 11, 2026Open Access

Heritage Impact Statement Building to the Rear of 17 Brunswick Square Gloucester

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The assessment aims to evaluate the impact of a proposed residential building on the heritage value of Brunswick Square.
Evaluation of the current condition of the early 20th century building.
Proposal for a two-storey residential building that matches existing architecture.
Assessment of impact on conservation area and listed buildings.
The current building is in poor condition and detracts from the conservation area.
The proposed building will enhance the conservation area without negatively impacting listed buildings.
Overall, the new design preserves the significance of heritage assets.

Abstract

Assessment on the impact of the proposed development on heritage assts The building is a non-designated early 20th century building in a very poor state of repair. The structure is open to vermin and is unstable in places. It is proposed to build a two-storey residential building which follows the shape and materials of the current building. The building is a detractor from the Conservation Area and to the significance of the listed buildings on Brunswick Square. Its replacement with a well-designed modern building is therefore an enhancement. The proposed replacement building will preserve and enhance the Conservation Area and will have no negative impact on the Grade II Listed buildings of Brunswick Square.

Heritage Impact Statement Building to the Rear of 17 Brunswick Square Gloucester

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