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Matt Bridgestock John Gilbert Architects

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Almere Self Build City

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1000+ self build plots

All types of procurement

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Standard Self Build

Modest to grand designs

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“I am building a canal house”

Area Description Curved ' canal wall ' of canal houses in a row. Each house can be different - detached or

  • terraced. The Binnensingel looks most like a moat of former Dutch towns where the backs of

the houses are on the water. On the landward side there are spacious front gardens with

  • parking. You may attach a jetty to the rear of the house where the facade line is fixed. The

front facade line may vary. Rules for building

  • The side of the house is built on the boundary or at 1.20m from the NE boundary.
  • The buildings (main house , outbuildings and extensions) takes place within the bouwvlak

indicated .

  • The rear perimeter is on the waterfront.
  • The height and the eaves height of the house is minimum of 7m and a maximum of 14m.

The maximum height for supply and removal is 4m, 3m for buildings.

  • The rear jetty is to be on the same floor level as the ground floor of the house. Timber

construction with a transparent balustrade of up to 1.20m high. Jetty must be cantilevered - piles into the water are not allowed. It must not be wider than the plot, or deeper than 3m.

  • At first floor level on the rear an indentation can be made up to a depth of 1.20m over a

width not exceeding 70 % of the facade. Also allowed on other floors up to a width of 50% of the facade width.

  • The side walls of the housing adjacent to the bus lane and on public roads must be built

100% in the boundary.

  • In the front garden, two parking spaces to be constructed; garages are not counted as
  • parking. The entrance area indicated is a suggestion , the location of the entrance area is

free.

  • The height of fences to the front or adjacent on the road or public green must exceed 1m.
  • The rain water should be drained and the owner of the plot is responsible for the

groundwater drainage of the plot. ‘Prosperity’ Character? Quality? Basic key-based genre criteria for individual terraced houses 'from the Welstandsnota 2007:

  • Placement and appearance of new homes are attuned to the existing character of the

immediate vicinity or expected development. This relates to both architectural characteristics (size, scale, color and materials) and on the public area of roads, green and water;

  • Expansion to lead to a new balanced block form.
  • The transition between the individual properties is carefully detailed and dimensioned.

Build within 2 meters from the joint shared boundary Issues of overlooking etc. from the ‘Civil Code’. Fire Safety Requirements Regulations for openings in facades within 2.5m of the boundary, plus ventilation requirements. Bins It is advisable to take into account in the design of the house space for the mini-container since it may not be on the public road. discretion If strict application of the provisions of the plot passport for the buyer creates a disproportionately adverse limitation , the buyer the College of B & W and writing motivated request to be allowed to the contrary. This request must include an opinion of the Welstandscommissie . To authorize should to fulfill the purpose and intent of the provision on which the proposed exemption it relates. The college has a discretion in assessing the request for exemption power to decide or may be deviated from.

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Standard Self Build

Modest to grand designs

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IBBA Housing

Low cost - On contractor

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Very individual homes

Grand Designs

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Duneland Ecovillage

Community led

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Design Workshop

3 day event

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Duneland Flats

South facing with sunspaces

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Blairtummock Self Build

Community led self build

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Design Workshop

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Blairtummock Self Build

Residents learning trades

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Blairtummock Houses

Mix of Houses

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Pisgah Yard

Group self build

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Ultra low energy, Dunblane

Pisgah Yard

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Main Contractor, we finished off (£10k - £30k’s worth)

Pisgah Yard

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Completed

Pisgah Yard

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Bantaskin Street

Plot Passport

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6x plots

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Design Code Details

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SLIDE 27 B A N TA S K I N S T R E E T S E L F B U I L D

P L O T PA S S P O R T

R U L E S O F Y O U R B U I L D

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Plot Number : 0001 Unit Type : Detached Plot Area : 559m2 / 0.1381 acre
  • Max. GIA
: 160m2 Build Zone Extent of Plot Car Spaces Vehicle Access Max Build height 9m Line of Primary Elevation Coordinates Eastings, Northings (metres) A: 256,298.151; 669,117.164 B: 256,333.205; 669,116.169 C: 256,310.522; 669,091.975 D: 256,298.151; 669,093.558 Note: This is a 2 sided document that needs to be read in full and in conjunction with documents GC1 & SP1. A B D C B A N TA S K I N S T R E E T S E L F B U I L D

E X A M P L E

1 The planning permission for this development requires that, prior to your development commencing, you must receive formal confjrmation from the Planning Authority that your proposed design complies with the Masterplan and Design Code. To make clear what is required, a compliance form has been prepared for you to complete. 2 Your home must be built within the ‘build zone’ and not exceed the max. permissible Gross Internal Area (GIA) stated for each individual plot. The footprint of your home does not need to fjll the entire area. Gross Internal Area is defjned in this document. 3 No works or storage of materials may be undertaken outside the curtilage of your plot without requisite permissions fjrst being obtained. 4 This plot is for one detached unit. The merging and or subdivision of this plot is not permitted. 5 Your home must be no more than 9m in height. This equates to approximately 2 storeys. Subterranean structures are not permitted. 6 Provision for bin stores and the secure storage of min. 2 bicycles must be allowed for on the plot and be considered within the design. Bin stores should be capable of containing 3
  • no. 240 litre wheelie bins (59w x 107h x 74d (cm)) for recycling, garden and residual waste.
To be positioned at the side or rear of the property. 7 No built form is permitted within 1m of the plot boundary (the area to which your
  • wnership extends). This is to retain a maintenance zone between plots and allow bins,
bicycles etc. to be moved from the rear of the plot to the front. 8 A minimum of 1 and a maximum of 2 car parking spaces must be provided on the plot at 2.4m x 4.8m in size. The position of on plot parking bays is fmexible and to the discretion of the plot purchaser. The position of vehicular access is fmexible and can be adjusted from what is shown on the above plan. Any garage must be service by a driveway of minium 2.4m x 6m. 9 The principle elevation of your home must follow plot guidelines. Proposals should be designed to provide passive observation between internal living spaces and Bantaskin Street. 10 Any upper-fmoor window located in a wall or roof slope forming a side elevation of your home and facing a boundary with a neighbouring house must be :- (i) obscure-glazed unless the cill of the window is more than 1.7 metres above the fmoor
  • f the room; and
(ii) non-opening unless the parts of the window which can be opened are more than 1.7 metres above the fmoor of the room. This Plot Passport relates to the design of your home. There are additional conditions that are statutory (i.e. legislation) and mandatory within your agreement for sale and deed of transfer which you must adhere to. Therefore please ensure that you refer to these before proceeding with design work on or offsite fabrication or construction. This includes conditions relating to Health and Safety, site working hours, deadlines for completing your home and consideration of neighbouring properties. PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY R U L E S O F Y O U R B U I L D [ C o n t d ]

P L O T PA S S P O R T

B A N TA S K I N S T R E E T S E L F B U I L D

E X A M P L E

Gross Internal Area (GIA) The Gross Internal Area is the area of a building measured to the internal face of the perimeter walls at each fmoor level. Includes:
  • Areas occupied by internal walls and partitions
  • Columns, piers, chimney breasts, stairwells, lift-wells, other internal projections, vertical ducts, and the like
  • Atria with clear height above, measured at base level only
  • Internal open-sided balconies and the like
tructural, raked or stepped fmoors are to be treated as a level fmoor measured horizontally
  • rizontal fmoors, with permanent access, below structural, raked or stepped fmoors.
  • Mezzanine areas intended for use with permanent access
  • Lift rooms, plant rooms, fuel stores, tank rooms which are housed in a covered structure of a permanent
nature, whether or not above main roof level
  • Service accommodation such as toilets, toilet lobbies, bathrooms, showers, and the like
  • ids over stairwells and lift shafts on upper fmoors
  • Areas with headroom of less than 1.5m
  • Garages
  • Conservatories
Excludes:
  • Perimeter wall thicknesses and external projections
  • External open-sided balconies
  • Canopies
  • ids over or under structural, raked or stepped fmoors
  • Greenhouses, garden stores, fuel stores, and the like in residential property
Proposals must meet the mandatory standards set out in the Building Regulations. Improvements on this standard will increase the likelihood of your proposals being selected for approval for inclusion in the masterplan at Bantaskin Street. You will have the opportunity to outline your strategy within the compliance form. 11 Balconies and roof terraces are permitted within the development however the privacy
  • f neighbouring plots must bea key consideration in the design. The design of such features
must demonstrate that adjacent plots will not be overlooked. The Planning Authority will control this through the compliance process (see point 1). 12 A min. area of 50% of the plot must be permeable (i.e. grass / shrubs / gravel etc.). On the remaining area provision must be made to direct run-off water from the hard surface to a permeable or porous area or surface within the curtilage of your home. 13 Unit Completion must take place within 24 months of the Completion of Sales Contract. 14 Your application must comply with the current Building (Scotland) Regulations incorporating all amendments, current at the time of commencing design work through to the stage of fjnalising design and obtaining uilding arrant. All developments must be capable of satisfying Local Authority criteria on mandatory testing, and securing the appropriate test andor compliance certifjcation. ompliance with the nergy Performance
  • f Buildings (Scotland) Regulations will be required. Every new house will require an Energy
Performance ertifjcate at completion stage. 15 ustainable building materials that refmect the industrial and natural heritage of site are deemed most appropriate for inclusion in proposals. ighly refmective and artifjcial render cladding systems will not be permitted. Designs should consider that the roofscapes will be highly visible from the anal asins to the outh. All external materials and fjnishes will be subject to approval. 16 himneys and fmues are to be roof mounted. Please note that Glasgow ity is a smoke free zone when considering. 17 Your application to the Planning Authority must be accompanied by - (a) a written description of your proposed development. (b) a plan indicating the site and showing your proposed development. (c) a plan or plans showing the detail of access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale
  • f your proposed development.
(d) your contact address, telephone number and email address (if you are content to receive communications electronically). (e) a completed and signed compliance form 18 Future extensions to your build will be subject to a separate planning permission.
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Plot One

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Plot One

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Balmaha Plantation

RSL Led - Subsidy for affordable housing

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Detailed Design

Within suite of housing options

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Detailed Design

Architecture / siting approved

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Detailed Design

Changes by consent of LLTNPA

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D&G SPZ

Site led regeneration

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Simplified Planning for Housing

  • 10 year life
  • Must build to a code
  • Conditions / Contributions

established in advance

  • Not used for Housing in

Scotland so far

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Process mapping

Removing blockages

Council Stakeholders Land Owner Design Team Resident

Propose site Appoint masterplanner Ownership & legal docs Publicity Self build process publicity List of interested parties SPZ Scheme + Design Code docs Associated legal documents Committee and Scot Gov’t Approval Attend Meetings Choose Architect Finance
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Legal advice Information & Sales Quotes Design Compliance check Investment Initial Design Technical design Agree proprosals Choose builder Build Live happily ever after Maintain (Factor?) Option: Cert of Lawfulness BW completion Certificate BW check process Utilities to plots Site coordination
  • CDM / H&S
  • Neighbourliness
  • Site compound
  • Welfare facilities

SPZ Preparation (6 months) Prepare to build Build

SPZ Approval process Building Warrant Plot Purchase Mortgage Mortgage Mortgage Mortgage Mortgage Contract Administation Quotes to plots Input into infrastructure design Liaison Liaison Liaison Liaison Liaison Utilities Site wide infrastructure, inc road access Design & build Version 3 - 29/08/17 Public Consultation

Rds

Bond Road Comments SNH RCC Flood Draft missives inc plot boundaries and shared costs Business plan Adoption

Within 10 Years Strategic Process

Detailed design PAN (large sites) Draft SPZ Scheme Draft Plot Passport Draft Design Code Statutory consultees SEPA RED = Statutory Planning process BLACK = Other processes
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Developing buy-in

Council and Stakeholders

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Area Regeneration

Little market interest

PLOT 12 PLOT 1 PLOT 2 PLOT 3 PLOT 11 PLOT 4 PLOT 10 PLOT 5 PLOT 9 PLOT 8 PLOT 6 PLOT 7 Plot 1 - 4bed 381m2 (build zone 195m2) Plot 2 - 3bed 329m2 (build zone 114m2) Plot 3 - 3bed 336m2 (build zone 106m2) Plot 4 - 3bed 344m2 (build zone 105m2) Plot 5 - 3bed 351m2 (build zone 113m2) Plot 6 - 4bed 426m2 (build zone 197m2) Plot 7 - 4bed 749m2 (build zone 200m2) Plot 8 - 4bed 561m2 (build zone 213m2) Plot 9 - 4bed 513m2 (build zone 185m2) Plot 10 - 4bed 353m2 (build zone 154m2) Plot 11 - 4bed 359m2 (build zone 174m2) Plot 12 - 4bed 412m2 (build zone 142m2)

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Plot Passport

Encourage contemporary design

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13.2 A B C D 12.1 9.2 25.7

DRAFT

PLOT PASSPORT

MAIN FEATURES

Plot Number: Plot 3 Unit Type: Detached Price: £xx,xxx Plot Area: 336 m2
  • Max. GIA:
200 m2

RULES OF YOUR BUILD

  • Prior to your development commencing, you must
receive formal confirmation from the Planning Authority that your proposed design complies with the Masterplan and Design Code.
  • Your home must be built within the ‘build zone’ and
not exceed the max. permissible Gross Internal Area (GIA) stated for each individual plot. The footprint of your home does not need to fill the entire area & can be positioned anywhere within it. Gross Internal Area is defined on the reverse of this page.
  • No works or storage of materials may be undertaken
  • utside the curtilage of your plot without requisite
permissions first being obtained.
  • This plot is for one unit with a max.GIA of 200m2. The
merging & subdivision of this plot is not permitted.
  • No built form is permitted within 1m of the plot
boundary (the area to which your ownership extends). This is to retain a maintenance zone between plots and allow bins, bicycles etc. to be moved from the rear of the plot to the front.
  • Your home must be no more than 9m in height. This
equates to approximately 2 storeys.
  • Where possible, existing mature trees on the plot
should be retained.
  • Permitted development rights for this plot have been
removed.
  • Provision for bin stores and the secure storage of
  • min. 2 bicycles must be allowed for on the plot and
be considered within the design. Bin stores should be capable of containing 3 no. 240 litre wheelie bins (59w x 107h x 74d (cm)) for recycling, garden and residual waste.
  • Ancilliary accommodation (sheds, greenhouses, etc.,)
should be located within the secondary build zone which is to the rear of the plot, to avoid overlooking from the roadway.
  • 2 car parking space is provided for the property
  • n the shared road. No additional parking is to be
included within the curtilage.
  • The principal elevation of your home must follow plot
  • guidelines. Proposals should be designed to provide
passive observation between internal living spaces and the communal street.
  • Any upper-floor window located in a wall or roof slope
forming a side elevation of your home and facing a boundary with a neighbouring house must be- – (i) obscure-glazed unless the window is more than 1.7 metres above the floor of the room; – (ii) non-opening unless the parts of the window which can be opened are more than 1.7 metres above the floor of the room. to be read in conjunction with the Design Code Plot Boundary Build Zone Street Access Principal Facade Coordinates: A: 000000.000, 000000.000 B: 000000.000, 000000.000 C: 000000.000, 000000.000 D: 000000.000, 000000.000 Secondary Build Zone Neighbouring Build Zone
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