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Stockwell RFI Response Letter Final 22.12.21 · MCU21/0175
AO7.1 development where it facilitates seamless
integration to the existing streetscape.
Development takes the form of small separate
buildings rather than large single bulky In response to AO7.1 and AO7.5, the proposed
buildings and does not visually dominate the Building 1 façade has been revised to provide
street, riverfront, adjacent properties, the following:
surrounding spaces or the existing skyline.
▪ clearly defined upper and lower levels of
AO7.2 the buildings;
▪ significant overhangs that create shadows
Buildings and structures have a scale and and interest in the built form;
building height consistent with development ▪ panoramic windows that look out to the
on adjoining and surrounding land. street;
▪ green wall along the façade wall; and
AO7.3 ▪ natural timber battens and cladding
which protrudes the ground level façade.
Buildings and structures preserve the amenity
of adjoining land including sunlight to
neighbouring properties. The protruding features allow the proposed
development to have vertical and horizontal
AO7.4 ‘breaks’ between building façade which
minimises the bulky appearance and achieves
Development respects the scale of small separate building forms.
surrounding vegetation and maximises the
opportunity for retention of existing The vegetation and timber battens on the
vegetation and incorporates soft landscaping building façade allow harmonious assimilation
between buildings. with the streetscape.
AO7.5 With regards to AO7.2 and AO7.4, a review of
surrounding developments has identified that
Buildings and structures: 6-9m height buildings are common within the
area. On this basis, the proposed office and
a. incorporate articulated roof forms showroom buildings are determined to have a
which are visible from the street and consistent scale and building height. Please
have a pitch of no less than 5 degrees; refer to the figures below.
b. incorporate a mix of lightweight and
textured external building materials
or materials that reflect the natural
environment such as timber and rock
face;
c. provide variation through
articulation, texture and detailing;
d. incorporate verandahs, open
balconies or shaded patios for
outdoor living, with open, Figure 1. Noosa Civic Shopping Centre Source: Google
transparent or semi-open
balustrades;
e. use understated colour schemes and
low-reflective roofing and cladding
materials.
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