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13.    Civil Engineering drawings for the proposed access, parking and roadworks design will be submitted to
       Council under a subsequent Operational Works application upon receipt of a Development Permit for the
       Material Change of Use.


3.3    Architectural Design and Built Form
14.    As illustrated in Figures 3 and 4 below, and by the Proposal Plans in Appendix 2, the development
       features a traditionally inspired built form with references to historical Queensland style architecture.
       The high-quality design comprises articulated box gable and hipped roof forms, which will be finished
       with metal sheeting. Further, the external walls present a mix of building materials and finishes, including
       paint finish lightweight horizontal cladding, rendered finish panel cladding and ample window glazing.
       Finally, the upper level balconies are provided with vertical timber balustrading.

15.    Steps, projections and recesses are evident in the building facades to enhance visual interest, which are
       created by the building layout, extended roof eaves and the incorporation of unenclosed porch and patio
       areas. Further articulation of the external walls is created by the inclusion of ample window and glazed
       door openings, which offers a combination of window types, shapes and positions to break up the
       appearance of blank walls.

16.    The final colour scheme will feature understated tones, largely consisting of white and Basalt grey.
       Overall, the proposed development encompasses a purposeful building design intent to reflect the
       traditional character of the local area, which is described within the Planning Scheme as having a ‘country
       town feel’.




       Figure 3 Olivine Lane Streetscape Perspective – Units 2 & 3 (Source: Ausmar Homes 2022)




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