Consents, conditions, method statements and programmes: the paperwork between permission and a start on site. Taught by someone who has already taken a listed consent through it, to completed works.
Decision notices, conditions and approved drawings brought into one conditions register.
Which conditions bite before commencement, which during the works, which on completion.
Seasonal restrictions, access, lifting and sequencing constraints that fix the order and the dates.
Scope, responsibilities and phased sequence, each tied to the condition it answers.
Every statement tested against the exact condition wording and the approved drawing numbers.
Covering letter, evidence checklist and a plan for the photographic record.
AI drafts and cross-checks. The architect, the contractor and the planning officer's decision stay with people, and every submission is verified against the consent wording before it goes in.
A listed garden structure needed to move within its grounds. That meant householder permission and listed building consent, each carrying pre-commencement conditions: an approved method of works, foundation and plinth details, and material specifications. AI supported the work of turning those conditions into a single 16-page method statement, sequenced into eight phases, with a seasonal ecology restriction fixing the date of the first works.
Real consent, real outcome. Property, owner, authority and project team withheld to protect the owner's privacy.
Two teams at a working commercial estate used their own lease and enquiry records to build a lease management system and a scored outreach pipeline during a single training session. Built by their own people, in their own environment. Both are still running weeks later.
Real engagement. Client name withheld by agreement. Ask on the call for the brief behind it.
This is not theory. The workflow above is how a real listed consent went from conditions to completed works. A half-day teaches your team to run the same workflow on its own consents, using its own documents.
The same AI skills extend to concept visuals. One vacant floor, shown three ways, to help occupiers and planners picture what it could become.
AI-generated concept video of one vacant floor. Illustrative, not as built.
Every engagement is scoped and quoted after the free discovery call. How each one runs is on the main page.
30 minutes, no deck, just what this would look like for your consents and your buildings.
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