Badoni Appraisal

Badoni Appraisal is a site companion for architects who visit a plot before they draw anything, turning the measurements taken on the visit into the arithmetic that decides whether a scheme is worth drawing. The site record logs area, frontage and aspect, marks which designations apply to the plot, and reads back a weighted constraint load with the application route it implies. The policy test scores a proposal against the weighted policy list you keep yourself, so a scheme that fails one heavily weighted policy cannot hide behind several easy ones. Daylight and separation takes window height, boundary distance and the height of the opposing wall, and returns the section angle alongside the separation shortfall in metres. The extension envelope measures a householder extension against the dimensional limits and reports every overrun individually rather than as one pass or fail. The refusal balance weighs the reasons given against the merits of the scheme and reads an appeal prospect, and the visibility check works out whether an access has the sight lines the road requires.

Badoni Appraisal App