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(a) contributes positively to the visual interest to the street and The proposal provides a
surrounding area; surrounding area through: number of materials and
(b) addresses and enhances (a) highlighting individual finishes to highlight individual
the streetscape by dwellings and land uses dwellings. Staggering of
incorporating articulation through differing external dwellings is provided at ground
and individual design materials, finishes or level and on the roof level,
elements that add visual textures; with the roof level proposed to
interest to the (b) offsetting or staggering be asymmetrical to provide
development; dwellings to provide visual interest.
(c) has form and architectural variation in the frontage;
scale that does not (c) varying the roof form.
dominate the streetscape
or the surrounding
properties; AO10.2 Buildings have the main Complies with AO10.2
entrance easily recognisable The proposal includes a
(d) does not detract from the from the street and include separate pedestrian entry that
visual amenity of adjoining design elements in the front leads directly to Units 1 and 2
properties through the façade such as verandahs, at ground level. Access to
impact on views, access to external stairs, awning or shade above ground level units will be
sunlight or overlooking; structures and window via the lift within the
(e) takes the form of small openings. basement.
separate buildings, rather
than large single bulky
development; and
(f) sits within a landscaped AO10.3 Buildings and Complies with AO10.3
setting. structures are designed to: Wall lengths do not exceed
(a) have a maximum wall 15m in length, and external
length of 15 metres and walls incorporate varying
external walls incorporate design element to provide
at least one design element visual interest. Refer
(such as windows, elevations. The proposal
pergolas, sun shading comprises 2 units per level.
devices, balconies) to add
visual interest and amenity;
(b) allow for landscape
treatments to soften the
development; and
(c) avoid more than six
dwellings attached in any
one plane.
AO10.4 For corner sites, the Not applicable
building design addresses both
street frontages by:
(a) including doors and
windows that front each
road; and
(b) providing separate vehicle
access points to each road.
Editor’s Note—for examples of
designs that meet above
provisions see Figure 6.3.3.4
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