Robert Musumeci

Robert Musumeci

Dr Robert Musumeci is a warranted advocate and a perit. He also holds a Masters Degree in Conservation Technology in Masonry Buildings.

He is the founding partner of the architectural firm RMPERITI and prior to being admitted to the Maltese Bar in 2016, he had practiced as a perit since 1998. He is a former chairperson of the Building Industry Consultative Council (BICC) and presently holds the post of advisor within the office of the Prime Minister of Malta. Dr Musumeci was directly involved in the reforms which led to Malta Environment and Planning Authority’s demerger and the establishment of the new Lands Authority in 2016.

Dr Musumeci has published several academic articles related to planning legislation. He was selected by the Faculty of Laws (University of Malta) for the prize of Best Doctor of Laws Thesis Award 2016 for his thesis entitled 'The Development Planning Act 2016 - A critical Appraisal'.

Articles by this author
Permission revoked due to false declaration of ownership
Planning Blog
A summary planning application for the  ‘proposed sanctioning of shopfront and existing signage and AC compressor box unit within front terrace’  in relation...
Permission to extend area for tables and chairs denied
Planning Blog
The catering establishment is located adjacent to other similar outlets bordering a designated public open space in Marsascala
Hondoq proposal to be reassessed in view of procedural error
Permission denied due to subsisting illegal use
Planning Blog
Kirkop warehouses justified on Thematic Objective 12
Planning Blog
Decision to be taken following inspection of Heritage Board
Residence to dairy producer permitted
Planning Blog
Permission for shooting academy turned down
Planning Blog
Permission for stables turned dwelling is denied
Planning Blog
Permission to repair punctures issued following Court direction
Tribunal not convinced about the need for agricultural storage
When an ODZ site is sandwiched between two streets
Planning Blog
Valletta bar denied permit
Planning Blog
Stairwell overlying penthouse allowed
Planning Blog