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4. Town Planning Report
Key Proposal details Planning Scheme Comment
Development Provisions
Parameters
Site area 582m2 - -
Site cover 43.4% 45% Complies
Plot Ratio 0.5:1 0.5:1 Complies
Building height 8.055m above natural 8.0m above natural Generally Complies –
the non-compliance is
considered negligible.
Building Front 6m 6m Complies
setbacks Southern Side 2.297m 1.5/2/2.5 Complies
Northern Side 1.5 1.5/2/2.5 Performance solution
Rear 6m 6m proposed – see Code
response for details.
Complies
Carparking Commercial 4 1/20m2 GFA = 4 Complies
Residential 3 1/2 bdrms = 3 Complies
Visitor 1 1/4 bdrms = 1 Complies
Landscaping Total 35% 35% Complies
Percentage 74% 60% Complies
soft
Private open Ground N/A 20m2 N/A
space Above 9m2 9m2 Complies
Table 1 – Key development criteria
4.2 BUILT FORM
The contemporary mixed-use development is architecturally designed to provide a fresh and vibrant
presence to the relaxed coastal character of Peregian Beach. The mixed-use development will
incorporate a range of natural finish building elements that will complement the surrounding urban
environment.
The building entails a bold roof design that enhances the existing character of the streetscape, and
compliments the transition between the residential development in the south and the commercial in
the north. The proposed roof lines will add visual interest to the development when viewed from David
Low Way.
The development includes high levels of articulation including a cantilevered sunshade device to the
front façade, which provides additional visual interest through increased depth and shade. The
sunshade device incorporates vertical blades across the front façade for additional texture. Refer to
Figure 6 above.
The southern façade incorporates elongated vertical windows to limit the opportunity for overviewing
towards the adjoining residential premises. The façade also includes high horizontal windows to
facilitate access to light, and as a compromise for the lower vertical windows. The southern elevation
includes a single first floor balcony which is located toward the rear of the site and will for primarily
oversee the adjoining garage and driveway.
The northern façade includes two residential balconies, which have desirable northerly orientation.
Landscaping planter boxes have been incorporated into these balconies to provide soft landscape
elements and privacy for residents and to provide additional visual interest to the northern elevation of
the development.
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