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Existing Connections on site
Red Site Boundary
Masterplan
Layout of Site and Converted Factory
Old Factory Buildings to be kept/lost
Views of Listed Building
Nearby land use
Northern entrance
Formal entranceways give way to shared space at turning and junction points
Southern entrance
Formal entranceways give way to shared space at turning and junction points
Walking Isochrones Map
Planned pedestrian routes
Planned pedestrian routes are shown in green to help reach certain facilities further afield
19 minutes to the train station
19 minutes by foot to the train station
Accessibility within development
Accessibility within development and cycle storage of 176 bikes turns a 19 min walk to the station a 7-10 minute cycle ride.
Limited parking
Above ground parking space is limited
Housing Integration
No affordable housing at this stage
No affordable housing at this stage
Housing Integration
No affordable housing at this stage
Character Areas
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Courtyard space
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Gable elevations inspired by old roof angles
Design
Gables
Listed Clocktower and Factory
Brickwork
Elevation materials
Materials
Materials
Sections
Courtyard section and plants
Courtyard section
Courtyard section and plants
Courtyard
Courtyard section and plants
Hard landscape materials
Sculpture, fences, benches, paviors
Courtyard gazebo style
Sculpture, fences, benches, paviors
New entrance with view of tower
Area with view of tower
Exisiting views
Which buildings will stay and go
The most historic listed clocktower and factory will remain as they have solid structures for refurbishment. The other buildings will be demolished to create space for new housing
Existing buildings
The most historic listed clocktower and factory will remain as they have solid structures for refurbishment. The other buildings will be demolished to create space for new housing
Existing buildings
The most historic listed clocktower and factory will remain as they have solid structures for refurbishment. The other buildings will be demolished to create space for new housing
Conversion of listed building into apartments
The most historic listed clocktower and factory will remain as they have solid structures for refurbishment. The other buildings will be demolished to create space for new housing
Streetscape
Section through road showing plots fronting onto road
Home arrangement
Road network relation
Corner building fenestration
Corner building street perspective
Central Street
The design of the development is focused on the curve of a central street with a defined snake-like bend that guides users throughout.
Landmark map
The central courtyard within the factory is also a key meeting place
The clocktower is a landmark to users
Fascade
Building facades close to street
Vertical landscape
Low kerbs
Chicanes, low kerbs and paving stone differentiation at shared space corners
Chicanes and paving stone differentiation at shared space corners
Chicanes, low kerbs and paving stone differentiation at shared space corners
Elevations face street to increase surveillance
Window/Door Placement
Factory apartments elevation
View of common courtyard space
Site plan with parking spaces
A quite low ratio of 0.96 spaces to 1 dwelling is planned for this development to kept car traffic low
Spaces
Street
Spaces
Garages
Public Courtyard v Private Gardens
A Public Courtyard is shaped by housing facade while Private Gardens have fencing and or placed behind streets off the main road.
Public Courtyard v Private Gardens
A Public Courtyard is shaped by housing facade while Private Gardens have fencing and or placed behind streets off the main road.
Public Courtyard v Private Gardens
A Public Courtyard is shaped by housing facade while Private Gardens have fencing and or placed behind streets off the main road.
Public Courtyard v Private Gardens
A Public Courtyard is shaped by housing facade while Private Gardens have fencing and or placed behind streets off the main road.
Flower Beds
Recycled materials
Boundaries
Plan Details
Bin Trucks have ample room at the end of the southern portion of the main road to turn
Cycle Space
Notice the Cycle Parking on pavement and room in back gardens
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