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COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 ASSESSMENT
SPECIFIC OUTCOMES PROBABLE SOLUTIONS (if code assessable)
h) present well articulated facades where garages Typically the building facades that address the
or carports are not the dominant visual internal private road networks are articulated with
element when viewed from the street. balconies, screens and varying building planes.
Where garages face the accessways, they are
articulated by intermediated screened courtyards
(eg B + D Blocks), or positioned on site to reduce
the continuous length of garages (G Block). The
buildings cannot be viewed from any street.
O44 S44.1 Complies with specific outcome.
Buildings and structures take the form of small Buildings have no more than 6 attached dwelling The architectural philosophy of the proposal
separate buildings rather than large single bulky units. which results from the topographical condition of
developments. the subject site(as it was with the adjacent Viridian
Residences), is for each villa to be independent of
the villa adjacent in terms of structure, form, level
and roof form. Because of the way the villas are
typically sited in a skewed relationship with the
internal road, the villas each have their own roof
form, creating the appearance of individual
buildings sitting adjacent to each other. (eg G
Block)
Garages and carports
O45 S45.1 Not applicable.
Garages and carports are designed and sited to Garages and carports a) The width of the proposed garages are of a
visually integrate with the building and avoid a) have a front boundary setback of at least 6m; minimum width.
dominating the street. and b) The resort units have a basement car park
b) adopt a roof form and building style that are the that is typically within the footprint of the
same as that of the building; and units above. Given the topography of the site,
c) present a minimum width to the streetscape it is considered to be environmentally
(the total width of garage doors is no more than insensitive for the garages of the resort villas
6m or 50% of the frontage width, whichever is to do the same. By articulating the garages,
the lesser, where the structure faces the street); the villas and garages are able to be vertically
or positioned to minimise the extent of
Volume II: Code Responses
Viridian Noosa Project
Viridian Stage 3
Attached Housing Zone Code 11 April 2006 Page 6
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