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COBURG CRESCENT NEW RESOURCE CENTRE 26.01.2017 - STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT AERIAL VIEW CHRISTCHURCH ROAD PALACE ROAD NATURE GARDEN PALACE ROAD SITE PHOTOS view from Palace Road - approach from Tulse Hill view from the estate gardens to the

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COBURG CRESCENT

NEW RESOURCE CENTRE 26.01.2017 - STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

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PALACE ROAD CHRISTCHURCH ROAD PALACE ROAD NATURE GARDEN

AERIAL VIEW

SLIDE 3 view from Palace Road - approach from Tulse Hill view from the estate gardens to the Coburg Crescent site

SITE PHOTOS

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PREVIOUS ENGAGEMENT EVENTS

14.01.16 - 1ST ENGAGEMENT EVENT - PRESENTATION 09.02.16 - 2ND ENGAGEMENT EVENT - CARDS AND ROUND TABLE DISCUSSIONS 14.03.16 - 3RD ENGAGEMENT EVENT - PHISICAL MODELS AND COMMENTS ON THE SCHEME 19.04.16 - RESIDENTS ASSOCIATION PRESENTATION 25.04.16 - LAMBETH LEARNING DISABILITIES ASSEMBLY

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2ND ENGAGEMENT EVENT WORK-STREAMS:

09.02.16 BOLNEY MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTRE 31 BOLNEY ST, LONDON SW8 1EZ

RESOURCE CENTRE

DAY SERVICES ACCOMMODATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITY

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2ND ENGAGEMENT EVENT

09.02.16 BOLNEY MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTRE 31 BOLNEY ST, LONDON SW8 1EZ

CARDS:

LOW HIGH

1 2 3 4 5

FIRST PUBLIC WORKSHOP - 09.02.16

DAY CENTRE

S O C I A L H U B : D A Y R O O M

Q: DO WE NEED A CEILING HOIST THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE DAY SPACE? A: THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS ARE... LOW HIGH

1 2 3 4 5

FIRST PUBLIC WORKSHOP - 09.02.16

COMMUNITY

Q: WOULD YOU THINK A CAFÉ IS AN APPROPRIATE MEETING POINT? A: THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS ARE...

C A F E

LOW HIGH

1 2 3 4 5

FIRST PUBLIC WORKSHOP - 09.02.16

ACCOMMODATION

Q: IS IT EASIER TO HAVE ENSUITE ROOMS OR ALL THE WC FACILITIES TOGETHER? A: THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS ARE...

S H O R T T E R M

LOW HIGH

1 2 3 4 5

FIRST PUBLIC WORKSHOP - 09.02.16

EMPLOYMENT

Q: HOW DO YOU THINK WE CAN ATTRACT PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO WORK HERE? A: THE FIVE MOST IMPORTANT IDEAS ARE...

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NOT INSTITUTIONAL
INTUITIVE
OPEN PLAN DINING

ROOM/ ACTIVITIES ROOM

STORAGE FOR

EQUIPMENT AND ART

AVOID HAVING SHARP

ANGLED BITS

GYM AREA WITH A

TRAMPOLINE

THERAPY ROOMS FOR

DIVERSE USES

THE GARDEN AS PART OF

THE CENTRE

SEPARATED MALE AND

FEMALE WC ( 4 TO 6)

COVERED DROP-OFF

AREA

LONG TERM AND SHORT

TERM

EVERYONE SHOULD HAVE

THEIR OWN FACILITIES

HOTEL TYPE MODE
COMMUNAL KITCHENETTE
HOIST ON EACH ROOM
STAFF ROOM
OUTDOOR SPACE
CONNECTION WITH DAY

CENTRE

GOOD WHEELCHAIR

ACCESS TO THE GARDEN

SIGNAGE NEEDS TO BE

EASY TO UNDERSTAND

COLOUR-CODED ROOMS
POTENCIAL

OPPORTUNITIES:

CAFÉ
CLEANING
PAPER SHREDDING
LUNCHTIME SUPPORT
HELP WITH LEAFLETS
MAKING TEA
GARDENING
THE CAFE WILL BE THE

FOCAL POINT OF THE BUILDING

HOT-DESKING
COMMUNITY SPACE
CHANGING PLACE

2ND ENGAGEMENT EVENT

09.02.16 BOLNEY MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTRE 31 BOLNEY ST, LONDON SW8 1EZ

DAY SERVICES ACCOMMODATION EMPLOYMENT COMMUNITY

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3RD ENGAGEMENT EVENT

14.03.16 BOLNEY MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTRE 31 BOLNEY ST, LONDON SW8 1EZ

photo from 3rd public engagement event

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3RD ENGAGEMENT EVENT

14.03.16 BOLNEY MEADOW COMMUNITY CENTRE 31 BOLNEY ST, LONDON SW8 1EZ

drawings shown on the 3rd public engagement event photo from 3rd public engagement event

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GENERAL STRATEGY

CAFE / COMMUNITY DAY CENTRE SHORT-TERM ROOMS PMLD FLATS LONG TERM FLATS

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01. Massing principles
02. Internal and external flow conditions
03. Views
04. Landscaping interaction

ACTIVE FRONTAGE

Palace Road

COLLECT LANDSCAPE FLOWS CONNECTION TO THE PARK POTENTIAL DOUBLE ASPECT CORE LOCATION HIGHER CORNER LOWER CORNER QUIET CORNER

towards the gardens corner and limit condition futureproofjng - connection with drop-ofg creating a street - articulation with context interaction with the garden

DESIGN PRINCIPLES

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A-20-ELE-303-East

A 01

East Elevation

B C D E F G H I J 02 03 04 05 06 08

Elevation 3 - c

K L 07 94 m² plant 16 13 m² storage 44 A-20-ELE-303 1 NW Elevation A-20-ELE-302 1 SE Elevation A-20-ELE-304 1 NE Elevation 108 m² day room 173 114 m² dining room 174 28 m² therapy room 180 35 m² therapy room 181 CCC 8 m² WC 215 5 m² WC 216 5 m² WC 217 146 m² Gym 218 23 m² Room 219 23 m² Room 220 22 m² Room 221 23 m² Room 222 22 m² Room 223 01 02 03 05 05 04 06 07 13 10 11 12 08 09 09 09 09 09 01 02 05 05 06 07 10 11 12 08 09 09 09 09 THERAPY ROOMS DAY SPACES GYM CORE GARDEN ESTATE GARDENS DROP-OFF PERSONAL CARE PLANT

LONG TERM ACCOMMODATION - PMLD USERS

01. PRE-APP MEETING - GF PLAN
02. LATEST SCHEME - GF PLAN
03. DIAGRAMATIC UPDATED SCHEME

GROUND FLOOR PLAN DEVELOPMENT:

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ST ROOM 02 ST ROOM 01 ST ROOM 03 COMMUNAL SPACE CORE STAFF AREA COMMUNITY SPACES ST ROOM 04 LT PMLD 2 USERS + STAFF LT PMLD 2 USERS + STAFF

having access from the street / drop-ofg area

ACCOMMODATION DIAGRAM - 1ST FLOOR

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1M 4M 3M 2.5M 5.1M 1M 1.5M

CHARGING SPACE

1.5M

WET ROOM PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE BEDROOM

COMMUNAL SPACE

SHORT-TERM ACCOMMODATION SKETCH

SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT 4no units // 4 users Area (GIA): 30 m2

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SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT 2no units // 4 users Area (GIA): 155 m2

LONG TERM ACCOMMODATION - PMLD USERS

USER ROOM HOIST HOIST USER ROOM 3M 4M 3M 3.5M 3M 4M 6.5M 6M 4M 2M WC CHANGING ROOM CHANGING ROOM STAFF ROOM LIVING KITCHEN DINING 25.75M

CHARGING SPACE

1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M

Two 3 bed fmats for four PMLD clients, which come with track hoists and wet rooms and assistive technology. Each fmat will have their own live in carer and be able to access two fmoating support workers to help with double handed care. These service users would attend Coburg Day Centre and stafg from the centre could provide additional support at peak times, as they have the skills and will know the clients well.

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ACCOMMODATION DIAGRAM - 2ND FLOOR

CORE LT 1 USER LT 1 USERS LT 2 USERS LT 2 USERS LT 2 USERS LT 3 USERS

fmoor for more independent users potential connection

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SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT 3no units // 6 users

USER ROOM USER ROOM 15.5M 3.5M 6.5M 4M 4M 2.5M 4M 6M 3.5M 2.5M WC WC LIVING KITCHEN DINING

Two 2 bed fmats for four transitions clients with moderate support needs. They will live more independently and access shared community support for 8 hours per day and utilise assistive technology. It is this cohort who provide the signifjcant savings as it would be a sizeable reduction in this cohort’s current care packages. Their lower support needs reduce the risks associated with stacking a scheme with all complex clients.

CHARGING SPACE

1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M 1 . 5 M

LONG TERM ACCOMMODATION - MODERATE NEEDS USERS

Area (GIA): 93 m2

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TIMELINE

SUMMER 2017 PLANNING SUBMISSION WINTER 2017 CONSTRUCTION SPRING 2019 USE

JAN 2017 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT MARCH 2016 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT FEB 2016 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT JAN 2016 STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

TODAY

STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT PUBLIC EXHIBITION STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT

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CONTACT DETAILS: ROLF NIELSEN - ASSOCIATE PARTNER C.F. MØLLER ARCHITECTS A: METROPOLITAN WHARF BLDG, 70 WAPPING WALL, LONDON E1W 3SS E: RN@CFMOLLER.COM T: +44 (0)20 7427 1540