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SETS
CONSIDERATIONS
Water (and drainage) required during cutting
Depth of >60mm can provide two setts suitable for installation
Mortar and bedding— traditional or other (bituminous base with compacted sub-base)
Reference Edinburgh World Heritage (EWH) and British Geological Survey (BGS) "Setts in the City“
Reference Edinburgh Street Design Guidance: Part C – M6 – Setted Streets
BRISTOL—CASTLE PARK
Cost: approximately £220k
Includes new pennant slabs for the footway section
Eurovia contractors, with local subcontractors and local stone mason
14,000 cobbles , 80m long ROYAL MILE
2006
Cost: approximately £1.5 million
Involved taking up thousands of granite cobbles, cleaning and then relaying them
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RAISED PLANTERS
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Embedded artwork
Caithness Stone flags: Royal Mile
PAVING MATERIALS
REFERENCES
‘Paving the way’, CEC (2008)
‘Edinburgh Street Design Guidance’ : Part C—Footway Materials and Surfacing
‘Coltbridge and Wester Coates Conservation Area Character Appraisal’ MATERIAL OPTIONS
Sandstone (grey/buff/red)
Caithness
Granite
Whinstone kerbing
Concrete
Tactiles: Princes Street
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WAYFINDING
CONSIDERATIONS
Potential for artwork
City Centre Wayfinding Strategy totem
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BRIDGES
‘The bridges over the main road and across the Water of Leith signal entrances into this urban village zone.’ Coltbridge and Wester Coates Conservation Area Character Appraisal
Old Bridge, late 18th Century. Single segmental arch in rubble with dressed voussoirs, coped parapets with spiked iron railings.
New Bridge, 1841, widened 1930. Coursed sandstone ashlar, polished voussoirs to the arch ring and rubble side parapets, coursed and rendered beneath. Principal Inspection Report (Old Bridge), December 2017 AECOM
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