appian way conservation area - Burwood Council

Burwood Consolidated DCP Pt 4 - Appian Way Conservation Area
C3 Modern flues, exhausts and similar elements should generally be avoided and
are not permitted on the front or side elevations of a dwelling house, or where
they can be seen from the street.
Figure 9: It is important to conserve highly original details such as chimneys and not to paint over
previously unpainted material
4.1.5 Verandah Details
V1 New verandahs, simple or elaborate in decoration, should match existing in
original detail. Appropriate details include:
Verandahs supported by turned timber columns.
Wide edges, generally finished with slate or marble slabs.
Enclosed with low brick walls and/or timber balustrades.
Verandah brickwork forming a plinth for the timber supports, either
capped, with brick on edge or stone.
Mosaic or tessellated tiling for the verandah floor surface.
V2 Columns, decorative timber brackets and valance boards (span column tops)
should be retained and restored/reconstructed to remain as important
elements for defining, by their position and spacing, particular features
(entries, windows, verandah corners and gables).
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