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Possible Change of Use. But will require Building Regs approval.

Do you think that crack you mention may be attributable to the wooden interior lintels? What's the point of replacing just the outside without the inside when the latter are likely to be buggered?

Two points: re-using the brick will make the garage look cheap and s**t; you will need a double skin (or at least, piers) to support the roof. Do a job on the cheap and it will look like a cheap job.

Get planning permission.

Have you got planning permission, architect's drawings?

I think you'll find the concrete pretty extensive, going far beyond the small area you can see. Have you tried knocking out upwards, so to speak? It's ten times harder than knocking out horizontally. You will need more than a small hammer.

The cost of glass extensiomns is enormous. Do searches on google for English sites/installers. Have you got architect's drawings?

Sorry, mistake.

My opinion: that wood is the original lintel. Via shuttering, the concrete has been poured in front and above the timber to form the parapet (and, effectively, the outside lintel). The steel reinforcing has blown through rusting due to being too close to the inside surface of the concrete, and...