This area, plot 5, accommodates a mix of medium and low density residential institutions, including student accomodation, set on the edge of the main central landscape space. Woodland planting in this character areas allows the development of a distinctive woodland landscape setting for the timber residences. External spaces provide space for living and space for learning.
The key principles for the character area are:
The materials have been selected to facilitate a coherent family of high quality buildings without burdening the Occupiers with premium construction costs. Building materials within the residential quarter character area should be taken from the following
palette:
Where colour is used, it should be taken from a palette of reds, browns, and creams. A RAL colour palette is provided here for reproduction and reference purposes rather than as an absolute prescriptive range.
The following materials must not be used on primary elevations:
Within service areas which are not public-facing, or visible from public areas, other materials may be considered following discussion with the Estate.
Public realm materials must be taken from the following palette in order of preference:
Concrete block should not be used unless good quality product such as Marshall's 'Tegula' or equivalent. Self-binding gravel should be Breedon Gravel or similar local equivalent in neutral tone co-ordinate with RAL colour palette
Please note: these summary details are provided for information only and do not constitute final plot boundaries or area measurements.
Senior Development Manager
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