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Internal reshuffle could move the kitchen into a larger rear room and turn the current kitchen into a bedroom, with modest changes to the flat.

Bonaly Tower could see an old water outlet decommissioned and a new cast-iron downpipe outlet installed to improve drainage.

Roadside mast plans at Broughton Road would swap a 17.5m telecom pole and 4 cabinets for a 20m pole with 6 antennas and 3 cabinets.

Matching timber sash windows could replace current single glazing at 78 Dundas Street, keeping the existing look with upgraded double glazing.

Hillside Street flat would see six worn sash windows and a later rear tilt-and-turn swapped for slimline timber double-glazed sash-and-case units.

A worn single-glazed timber window at 68/6 Grassmarket could be replaced with a matching inward-opening double-glazed timber unit.

Two internal single door openings at 15 Blacket Place could be widened into double openings, a small but noticeable tweak to the home's layout.

A timber-clad, flat-roofed garden pod could replace the rear shed, creating a compact garden room on this sloping plot.

A small shower-room extract fan and black wall vent may be installed on the rear elevation of the India Street listed flat.

Newbridge telecom mast could add a containerised backup generator, equipment cabinet and minor compound works for more resilient power supply.

Calas Builyeon Road phase in South Queensferry could see house-type swaps, some terraces reworked as semis, and revised plans for a flatted block.

Waverley Court could add a small rooftop GPS node, with cabling and support equipment routed through the building for in-building mobile coverage.

Rear Juliette balcony could be added to the flats rear elevation, introducing a small cast-iron balcony guard to one window.

New dark grey shopfront could replace the later frontage, with the entrance moved to the side and a wider opening formed through the internal wall.

Fresh Ottolenghi branding could add a new fascia and projecting sign to the George Street frontage, with the existing shopfront mostly retained.

Guest house use is proposed here, likely involving moderate works to create visitor accommodation.

A small telecom tweak could add one dish to an existing support pole at the Warklaw Hill mast, with minimal visible change on site.

Lochend Drive could see a taller telecom mast replacing the current pole, with extra antennas, fewer cabinets and a relocated access gate.

Parkside Bowling Club mast could swap 3 antennas for 6, with 2 new dishes and extra equipment inside the existing cabin.

A South Bridge lamppost could gain a slim 4G/5G antenna and small BT radio units, adding telecoms kit with minimal street change.

Chancelot Mills roof could see a Vodafone telecom upgrade, adding 12 antennas, 6 cabinets/racks and cable trays to support local mobile coverage.

George Street could see a 4G/5G omni antenna and radio units added to an existing lamp post, bringing only a minor visual change.

Traditional sash windows could be upgraded for conservation double glazing, with a matching glazed cupola replacement and underfloor insulation.

Roof changes could replace a mansard section with an apex roof and zinc detailing, aiming to keep a similar height and free more south-facing space for solar panels.

Original single-glazed sash windows could be swapped for matching timber double-glazed versions, keeping Bright Terraces traditional look.

Internal reworking could create a new shower room in the lower ground floor flat, with ventilation routed to an external wall.

Leaf & Bean may see a reworked servery, the side-door lobby brought back, and double doors fitted within an existing opening.

Traditional timber sash and case windows with double glazing could replace the existing aluminium frames for a more traditional look.

New fascia and projecting signs could update the shopfront, adding a clearer street presence with only minor external change.

A hardwood timber orangery could add a glazed house extension, with a rooflight, double doors and changes to the existing kitchen opening.

Rooftop telecoms could be refreshed with a new 300mm dish, bracket and pole at 30m, plus linked equipment inside the existing equipment building.

Internal layout changes at a listed Heriot Row townhouse could restore a hall screen, room partition, old doorways and separate the en-suite and dressing room.

Plans could remodel and extend a two-storey mews house, adding a contemporary rear extension and a new boundary wall.

A new fascia sign could go up at Edinburgh Universitys Pleasance Gym, adding Wellbeing Mile branding and wayfinding beside the entrance.

A small timber-framed Wellbeing Mile sign could be installed at Edinburgh Universitys Holyrood campus, mounted on two posts set into the ground.

Rear roof revisions would extend the flat roof across the full rear projection, switch to dark grey membrane, add a rooflight and tweak the layout inside.

A roadside poster billboard by Newbridge Roundabout could be replaced with a digital display panel, bringing a modest signage update.

Accessibility tweaks to the approved house could widen the entrance corridor, reshape the terrace, move a south window and keep the street view unchanged.

A small layout change could move the external pump room and raise a buried manhole to slab level inside the enclosure, avoiding service clashes.

A bold new fascia sign could update the Thistle Tavern Games Hub frontage on Shandwick Place with blue-and-gold branding above the ground floor.

Part of the east wall beside the Lane Hotel could switch from sandstone to render, with sandstone kept on Canaan Lane and zinc added between the mansards.

A timber-framed information sign could be added in George Square Gardens beside the labyrinth path for University wellbeing route wayfinding.

Corner office space at 77 Niddrie House Drive could be reshaped into a single maisonette, with alterations across the ground and first floors.

uPVC double-glazed windows are proposed for a listed Portobello Road flat, replacing single-glazed timber units to keep the existing appearance.

Natural sandstone infill could close the garden wall opening, matching the existing rubble boundary and coping for a neat reinstatement.

A Brandon Street flat could gain a new shower room internally, with a new external drainage connection linked into the existing system.

Burn restoration could re-meander the channel, reconnect the floodplain, move the path, replace the bridge and add north-bank seating.

Albany Street Lane mews house could be remodelled with a modest rear extension and a new boundary wall beside 32 Albany Street.

A substantial rear and side house extension with a modern glazed family room could replace the existing offshoot and reshape the garden-facing elevation.

Lower-ground office plans could swap a tea prep for a WC and convert another WC to a shower room, with privacy film and light wall and ceiling works.

A high-level circular window at 4/18 Lochend Road may be replaced with a timber-framed match to the original design, using slim Fineo vacuum glazing.

Castlehill shopfront could be refreshed with like-for-like non-illuminated signage and a muted heritage green repaint.

Edinburgh Schools Kayak Club could add single-storey storage, changing space and a workshop, plus hardstanding for a boat trailer, beside the Union Canal.

An openable rooflight above the newly formed bedroom could add light and ventilation with only a very small change to the roof.

Solar panels on the extension roof, a secure timber-aluminium side door and removal of an apple tree are proposed at 21 Seton Place.

Like-for-like timber double-glazed replacements are proposed for two rear first-floor sash-and-case windows at 21 Bellevue Place.

Internal reworking at 7/1 Gayfield Square could restore original room proportions, create a kitchen-diner, move the bathroom and add a rear Juliette balcony.

Rear court at 23B Drumsheugh Gardens could gain a new gate and small fence, better defining the garden edge beside the neighbouring access path.

Existing office frontage could see a new front door, window bars removed and a larger original opening reinstated.

Four deteriorated sash windows at 24 Hillside Crescent could be replaced with slimline double-glazed timber sashes in the existing cases.

A timber fence and matching gate could tidy up the rear court boundary, with open slatted upper panels to keep a lighter feel.

Contemporary low-energy home proposed in place of the existing dwelling, with green roofs, fresh planting and a permeable driveway.

Pitt Street could be cleared for a sizeable housing scheme, turning a light industrial site into homes with parking, landscaping and new infrastructure.

Commercial unit could be reworked into a ground-floor cafe, kitchen and cooking classroom, with new upper offices and a separate stair access.

Rear and roof extension could give this semi a larger garden-facing living area, reworked layout and new upper-floor space with a dormer.

Exchange Plaza could see refurbished windows and refreshed entrances, with new cladding and planters sharpening up its arrival spaces.

Temporary storage could make way for a private recording studio at Maritime Lane, with a modest extension adding space.

Low-profile solar panels could be added across Castlebrae Business Centres roofs, bringing a modest renewable energy upgrade to the site.

A detached garage with a pitched roof could be added in the rear garden, with landscaping to fit it into the sloping back lane edge.

A flat-roof rear extension could enlarge the house, with two new front rooflights helping light the upper floor.

Internal mezzanine changes at a Leith flat could create a new WC and utility room, with a study/office area formed through new partitions.

Rear dormer could add an en-suite in the roof space at this Northfield Avenue home, bringing a modest change to the rear roofline.

A small side-rear uPVC conservatory could extend this home with a glazed roof and brick base, tucked beside the existing rear extension.

Part of the Slateford Road car wash and vacant gym could be reshaped into an MOT centre and car accessories unit, with a partial roof raise for ramps.

Five retrospective signs and banners at Barnton Quarry Nuclear Bunker could mark the entrance and guide visitors along the access route.

Plans could rework this listed St Vincent Street flat to create a new kitchen and bedroom, with alterations kept largely internal.

George Streets Ragu Pasta frontage could be repainted from burgundy to white, freshening the existing shopfront while keeping its main features.

Illuminated Wetherspoon fascia signs, round projecting signs and hoarding are proposed to rebrand the former McCowans frontage on Dundee Street.

Bi-fold doors and a small deck are proposed, alongside a rear plant room and a new garden room replacing the west-side shed at Cramond Tower.

Unit 5 at Bankhead Steading could operate as an office, with occasional pre-booked paid whisky tastings remaining secondary.

Timber sash windows with slim double glazing could replace existing units at this Lothian Road flat, with one metal-framed window swapped for a timber casement.

A detached brick garage with a hipped zinc roof and new landscaping could be added within the rear garden.

A new internal opening with concealed jib doors could connect the sitting and dining rooms, with existing panelling carefully adapted.

Timber sash-and-case windows could replace front and rear glazing at this Warrender Park Road property, with internal layout tweaks also proposed.

Napier University's Craiglockhart temporary accommodation consent could run five years longer, with its expiry brought into line with the earlier campus approval.

MRI scanner room could be refurbished, with discreet new external pipework added along the hospital extension.

Plans show a sizeable side gable extension that could enlarge this house, rework the interior and create a broader, more balanced frontage.

George Street unit could be stripped out and refitted as a restaurant, with a refreshed shopfront and new signage.

White-painted hardwood sash-and-case windows could replace the originals on this corner stone home, adding double glazing while keeping existing proportions.