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5, ITEMS OF INTEREST ‘
Roof Form 4
It is considered that the proposal complies with $12.1 as the main roof of the proposed Detached house has a
pitch of 5 degrees. Nonetheless, should Council not concur with our interpretation of ‘main roof, an 4
assessment is provided against the provisions of 012 as follows: |
a) contribute positively to the local skyline
The proposed development relates well to the local skyline as it incorporates a mixture of traditional |
and modern features. The north westem comer of the dwelling, although not providing a pitch of 5
degrees, is compatible with the skyline of Sunshine Beach, particularly the recently constructed
dwellings in Arakoon Crescent and the three duplexes currently under construction on the corner of
Belmore and Stevens Street.
Furthermore, the dominant character of quality modem design in Queensland is a mixture of low to
@ no roof pitching. In support of this, Attachment 3 contains a selection of images from the Royal
Australian Institute of Architects showing award winning QLD dwellings which feature similar design
features as the approved development. It is noted that a number of these are located within the
Noosa Shire, with one designed by the project architect.
b) complement the beachside character of the locality
As detailed above, the beachside character of Sunshine Beach has long departed from the ‘beach
shack / pitched roof style of development. The current character of this beachside locality now
comprises a mixture of modern 2 & 3 storey detached houses, duplexes and multi-residential
premises with low to no pitching. Accordingly it is considered that the approved development
compliments the beachside character of the locality.
Cc) use soft and articulated pitched or curved roof forms
The proposed main roof structure utilises a lightweight building material, and is of a gentle pitched
form.
d) avoid low pitched (eg. less than 5 degrees) or box profiles/parapets; and .
@ The main roof structure has a pitch of greater than 5 degrees. No box parapets are proposed.
Roof Access
The roof access has been provided for maintenance purposes. Due to the ‘floating roof form the main roof,
this point provides the only access for roof repair and cleaning.
It is noted that the roof access is located below the line of the main roof, and accordingly it is not considered
that it constitutes a roof top terrace. However should Council not concur with our interpretation, the following
assessment is provided
e) do not create opportunities for residents to overlook the pnvate open space areas of
neighbouring properties
The roof access is located in the north western comer of the proposed dwelling and is sunk below the
line of the main roof structure. This area does not overlook the private open space of the
neighbouring properties as it is noted that it abuts the Stevens Street road reserve, and the drivewaySee the original
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