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3.10.1 Appraising the site and its setting Site Analysis Main Contents Section 3 Start Key Community facilities, i.e. schools, Retail and office uses Main Road 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Uses and activities 3.3 Accessibility 3.4 Site assets Location of trees Existing vehicular access Existing pedestrian access Former school buildings to be demolished Backs and poor edges Opportunity to improve character and overlooking of Secondary road Site area Junior and Infant School Community Centre Gas governor key view 3.5 Character 3.6 Development form 3.7 Public realm 3.8 Design quality 3.9 Performance 3.10 Worked example Potential site for community centre extension Secondary Road Church key view Telecome Tadley Common Methodist Church 186
3.10.2 Develop the design concept Development Concept Main Contents Section 3 Start Key Strategic desire line for pedestrian movement 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Uses and activities 3.3 Accessibility Opportunity for vehicular access Existing trees to be retained where possible Main Street 3.4 Site assets 3.5 Character 3.6 Development form Area where tree removal could be considered subject to detailed design Existing vehicular access and right of way into community centre car park Opportunity for a better defined space Former school buildings to be demolished Opportunity for landmark / focal point Opportunity for vehicular link through site Junior and Infant School Extension of Community centre and outdoor play area Community Centre key desire line v e h i c u l a r l i n k Secondary Road 3.7 Public realm 3.8 Design quality 3.9 Performance 3.10 Worked example Church Church 187
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