Project understanding
You give Rasmere a site and a proposed development. It builds an understanding of the project: planning history, surrounding decisions, relevant policy, comparable schemes and your own documents.
Rasmere brings planning applications, officer reports, policy, appeal decisions, comparable developments and your own project documents into the context of the decision you are making.
You give Rasmere a site and a proposed development. It builds an understanding of the project: planning history, surrounding decisions, relevant policy, comparable schemes and your own documents.
No forms, no filters, no query syntax. Ask what you would ask a planning consultant, and ask it the way you would say it out loud.
Each conclusion carries the applications, officer reports, policies, appeals and comparable decisions it rests on, with links to the original sources.
Test 20 units, then 16, then the same units at a lower height. The context of the project travels through the conversation.
Schemes of similar use, scale and character on the same street and in the surrounding area, ranked by how relevant they actually are to your proposal.
Plans, planning statements, consultant reports and council correspondence are read alongside the external record and used in the answer.
A direct response to the question you asked, at the length the question deserves.
Why the evidence points that way, and what would change the conclusion.
The specific decisions, policies and documents relied on, each linked to source.
What to change in the scheme if the current answer is not the answer you want.