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COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 ASSESSMENT
SPECIFIC OUTCOMES PROBABLE SOLUTIONS (if code assessable)
Sloping sites
O15 S15.1 Complies with specific outcome.
On sloping sites, buildings and structures are designed Buildings and structures on sloping sites The resort has been broken into stand-alone
to maximise the use of the natural topography and a) have a maximum distance of 3m between the buildings that step down the site and are supported
minimise the need for cut and fill. ground and the lowest part of the floor of the from below where the site is sloping. The
building or the building incorporates buildings have been sited with respect to site
undercroft skirting or screening (eg. timber contouring and existing benching whilst the larger
battens) to the full height of any undercroft buildings (K and V Block) have been located on
area higher than 3m above ground level at the the parts of the site that have the least slope and
perimeter of the building; thus minimises the extent of excavation and fill.
b) are of split level design that step down the slope
or have suspended floor construction; The height of excavation is typically limited to 3m.
c) limit the amount of cut or fill to less than 1.5m
in depth; and The spread of fill typically does not extend beyond
d) do not result in the spread of fill beyond the the footprint of the building.
footprint of the building and associated batters.
Wall length and detailing
O16 S16.1 Complies with probable solution.
Within the Semi-attached Housing, Attached The maximum wall length is 15m; Maximum wall length does not exceed 15m, and
Housing and Visitor Mixed Use Zones buildings AND end walls are further broken up by various material
and other structures provide for visual interest and finishes and articulation of façade.
amenity by S16.2
a) staggering or separating continuous walls into Wall planes incorporate design elements to add Design elements such as battens, windows, sun
smaller sections to vary the elevation; and visual interest and amenity, such as windows, shading and privacy elements, various materials
b) providing well articulated building forms with pergolas, sun shading devices and variations in and balcony styles provide visual interest to the
strong vertical design features. balcony styles. proposed buildings.
Volume II: Code Responses
Viridian Noosa Project
Viridian Stage 3
Residential Use Code 11 April 2006 Page 93
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