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5 Housing Minimum dwelling by floor area Dwelling type (bedroom/persons) Gross Internal Area (m 2 ) Storage (m 2 ) * 3b4p 74 3.0 3b5p 86 3.5 3b6p 95 4.0 4b5p 90 4.5 4b6p 99 5.0 2 storey houses 2b4p 83 3.0 3b4p 87 3.0 3b5p 96 3.5 4b5p 100 3.5 4b6p 107 4.0 3 storey houses 3b5p 102 3.5 4b5p 106 3.5 4b6p 113 4.0 * NB: to be provided in addition to the overall gross internal area **Studios/Bedsits will only be permitted in exceptional circumstances, where a larger unit is not possible. ii) At the planning application stage, Applicants are required to provide details of proposed overall floorspace and a breakdown of room sizes, including occupancy. iii) To avoid awkwardly and non-functional shaped rooms: Living rooms are required to have a minimum width of 3.2 metres Double/twin bedrooms are required to have a minimum width of 2.75 metres Single bedrooms are required to have a minimum width of 2.1 metres All bedrooms are required to have a minimum length of 3.0 metres The minimum area of a single bedroom is 8m 2 The minimum area of a double or twin bedroom is 12m 2 A 1500mm turning circle is required in living rooms, dining rooms, circulation space and in at least one bedroom 62 Islington Council Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel
5 Housing In kitchens, at least 1200mm is required between units and wall In wheelchair accessible housing a 1500mm turning circle is required in all rooms and wheelchair access to all spaces and facilities is required. iv) Dwelling plans are required to demonstrate how dwellings will accommodate the furniture, access and activity space requirements, as required in the Accessible Housing Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) (or any alteration, addition to, or replacement of this document) to meet the flexible homes standards and/or wheelchair accessible standards . v) Those details not evident on the dwelling plan are required to be detailed in the Design and Access Statement and relevant schedule of accommodation (for example, details such as level entry and shower hoist) vi) Dwelling plans are required to demonstrate how the construction of the building will allow for the internal reorganisation of rooms or the extension of the dwelling. vii) Dwelling plans will be required to demonstrate that they provide adequate space and services for occupants to be able to study/work from home. viii) Design proposals must demonstrate how an adequate level of privacy has been provided for habitable rooms within each dwelling. C. Floor to Ceiling Heights i) In new housing development, all habitable rooms including kitchens and bathrooms, are required to have a minimum floor to ceiling height of 2.6 metres (between finished floor level and finished ceiling level). ii) Single aspect habitable rooms are required to have a ceiling height greater than, or equal to, the depth divided by 2.5 and not less than 2.6 metres. The minimum ceiling height for single aspect habitable rooms is indicated in the table below: Worked Example D (Depth of habitable room in metres) H (Floor to ceiling height in metres) Single Aspect Room H≥D/2.5 5 6 7 8 2.6 2.6 2.8 3.2 Development Management Policies - Direction of Travel Islington Council 63
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