09/1058 - MCU - Detached House [As Published] · 132009.1058

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f) do not create opportunities for residents to
overlook the private open space areas of
neignoouring properties.

 

density character of the area.

c) The architect has created a sense of
permeability between the open spaces and
internal areas of the dwelling. This ensures
the appearance of bulk is softened. Further
the ‘split’ of the building into two pavilions
minimises the visual scale of the dwelling and
its appearance of bulk from adjoining
residences.

d) The floating skillion roofs and pavilion style
of building form are modern examples of
traditional Queensland design.

e) the large subtropical scale eaves, shutters
and internal deck areas ensure shading and
airflow is provided to the habitable building
areas.

f) Not Applicable.

 

4. CONCLUSION

The development proposal represents the highest quality residential development. It
incorporates design elements which both carefully respect the surrounding environment and
balance the amenity and recreation needs of the occupants and surrounding residents.
Further the architect has ensured all possible elements of environmentally sustainable design
have been incorporated, including a 65,000L rainwater tank and 4 kilowatt photovoltaic array.

The application can be supported on a number of grounds as provided above, The
Assessment Managers favourable consideration of the proposed devetopment is therefore

recommended.

Yours Sincerely,

Hannah Blue, BTP (Hons)
Sunshine Coast Town Planning