appian way conservation area - Burwood Council

Burwood Consolidated DCP Pt 4 - Appian Way Conservation Area
6.0 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION CONSIDERATIONS ................................................................29
6.1 DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL REQUIRED...........................................................................................29
6.2 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION DETAILS ..........................................................................................29
6.3 HERITAGE RELATED MATERIAL REQUIRED TO BE PROVIDED WITH A DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION....30
6.4 FURTHER HERITAGE RELATED TECHNICAL INFORMATION...............................................................30
7.0 GLOSSARY OF TERMS USED IN THE DCP ..............................................................................31
APPENDICES
APPENDIX 1: ...........................................................................................Burra Charter Process Flowchart
APPENDIX 2: .............................................National Trust Listing – Appian Way Urban Conservation Area
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Original Plan Hoskins Estate. ......................................................................................................1
Figure 2: Aerial View of Appian Way taken in the late 1930s. ....................................................................2
Figure 3: Appian Way Conservation Area. .................................................................................................3
Figure 4: A typical view in the Appian Way.................................................................................................6
Figure 5: The property names of the Hoskins Estate..................................................................................7
Figure 6: Low picket fences and many shrubs in front gardens characterise the Appian Way
Conservation Area. ............................................................................................................................9
Figure 7: A major sympathetic addition to the rear of this cottage............................................................13
Figure 8: Note the restrained proportions of the corner turret and the corridors with no visible skylights.15
Figure 9: It is important to conserve highly original details such as chimneys and not to paint over
previously unpainted material ..........................................................................................................16
Figure 10: One of the few symmetrical house verandahs.........................................................................17
Figure 11: Note the façade details of the existing dwelling.......................................................................17
Figure 12: It is important to maintain the window detail/proportions and not to paint over material not
originally painted. .............................................................................................................................18
Figure 13: Carports and garages set well back and unobtrusive with adequate landscaping. Note
informal gravel driveway ..................................................................................................................19
Figure 14: Typical low painted timber picket fences with higher gates and posts.....................................21
Figure 15: It is advisable to express the form of the construction of timber gates and lych gates ............21
Figure 16: A more typical Federation style of garden ...............................................................................22
Figure 17: The charming central area still encourages social interaction as intended by Hoskins ...........23
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