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bptw architecture Project Location Plan Outline Permitted Plan - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
bptw architecture Project Location Plan Outline Permitted Plan - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
bptw architecture Project Location Plan Outline Permitted Plan Outline Permitted Elevation Issues to address include: Consider topography and levels Optimise and refine house plans Develop flat layouts incorporating balconies
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Project Location Plan
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Outline Permitted Plan
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Outline Permitted Elevation
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Issues to address include:
- Consider topography and levels
- Optimise and refine house plans
- Develop flat layouts incorporating
balconies
- Take into account tenure requirements
- Explore elevational treatment
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Key objectives:
- To comply with approved parameters
- Provide high quality accommodation
- Enhance elevations and provide balconies/
roof terraces
- Improve efficiency
- Tenure blind – with separate core for
affordable rent
- Take advantage of the aspect
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D1 D2 D3 E F Aerial View of Current Proposal in Context A
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Typical Floor Plan 09.09.14 9 . 9 . 1 4
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Lower Floor Plan
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Upper Floor Plan
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Outline Permitted Amenity Comparison
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Height Comparison Elevations to Outline Permitted Parameters
A- A Railway Elevation B-B Harrison Drive Elevation
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Character Area Strategy Plan
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Elevation Development
Railway Elevation
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Indicative Site Sections
A-A Section Through Block D2 B-B Section Through Block E ( Houses) and Block A (College) C-C Section Through Block D3
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A-A Section Through Block D B-B Section Elevation Through D2
Detailed Sketch Sections
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House Sketch Design and Concept
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House Access Strategy
Sketch Design of House in Relation to Amenity Space House ‘Bookend’ Concept Mews House Elevation
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- 01. View Along Harrison Drive Looking West
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- 02. View From the South
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- 03. View Over the Amenity Space
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- 04. Aerial View From the Railway
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Potential precedents
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Potential precedents
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Landscape/public realm strategy:
- Public Art (railway edge)
- Boundary with college
- Relationship to “Kett Way” (ie the N-S
access road)
- Relationship to private space
- Level changes
- Lighting
- Materials
- Pond feature
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