Planning applicationEDI/25/06088/CLP

David Hume Tower 40 George Square Southside Edinburgh EH8 9LL

Application RefusedRoof Works & Dormers
Planning document
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Received

19 November 2025

Validated

25 November 2025

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Works
Facade / ExteriorWindows & Doors
Context
Listed Building
Specific
Certificate Of LawfulnessExternal AlterationsFacade Stabilisation
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AI summary

Install tensioned stainless-steel mesh over listed towers slate cladding to secure loose slates and windows, safeguarding main elevations without full rebuild. .

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5/10
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Application EDI/25/06088/CLP

David Hume Tower 40 George Square Southside Edinburgh EH8 9LL

Application RefusedRoof Works & DormersReceived Local authority

Install tensioned stainless-steel mesh over listed towers slate cladding to secure loose slates and windows, safeguarding main elevations without full rebuild. .

Reference
EDI/25/06088/CLP
Address
David Hume Tower 40 George Square Southside Edinburgh EH8 9LL
Status
Application Refused
Category
Roof Works & Dormers
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
Local authority
Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created
Latitude
55.9431643
Longitude
-3.1864902

Plain-language summary

Install tensioned stainless-steel mesh over listed towers slate cladding to secure loose slates and windows, safeguarding main elevations without full rebuild. .

As filed with the council

Proposals for 40 George Square with the focus shifting to stabilisation and consolidation of the facade for health & safety reasons. We are currently in early stages of exploring options for this which includes a light gauge stainless steel open mesh system offering robust protection against slate failure. This would be tension tight to the slate and windows to secure the fabric and would cover the principle elevations.