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Information Response · MCU20/0143
connects indoor and outdoor Editor’s note—The publications QDesign the western facade of the
and QCompanion, prepared by the State
spaces in an integrated design; building;
of Queensland, provide climate responsive
4. retains existing design principles for development in south ● Provides an integrated and
vegetation and natural shading east Queensland. Council encourages seamless transition between
building and landscape designers to
where possible; indoor/outdoor living areas;
incorporate best practice outcomes
5. incorporates passive described in these publications to help ● Includes appropriate new
building design to reduce the development comply with PO8. planting to complement the
need for auxiliary heating and proposed development;
cooling; ● Provides appropriate shading
and natural ventilation
6. uses low toxic internal
opportunities to reduce the
and external b
uilding materials;
need for mechanical
7. uses natural light rather ventilation;
than artificial light, and may ● Can include low toxic
include skylights, atriums and internal and external
light wells; building materials;
8. contains a minimum of ● Indicates daylighting
two openings per habitable room; provisions to reduce reliance
9. provides a minimum floor on artificial lighting;
to ceiling height of 2.7 metres; ● Provides sufficient openings
and in each room;
● Provides a minimum floor to
10. enables efficient
ceiling height of 2.7m;
operation and use of the building.
● Provides operable windows
and shading devices to
Editor's Note: Refer to Figure enable occupants to control
9.4.6.4. impacts of the weather as
necessary.
Item 6
Provide a construction method plan (prepared by a RPEQ) for these retaining
structures that does not contemplate the use of vibration equipment (either for the
construction of the retaining structures or soil compaction).
Response: Please refer to Engineering Information Response Letter prepared by SCG
Consulting Engineers.
Item 7
Ensure that no structural elements extend into neighbouring properties.
Alternatively, provide neighbouring properties owners’ written consent, allowing to
do so.
Response: Please refer to Engineering Information Response Letter prepared by SCG
Consulting Engineers.
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