Consultation Draft 1 - Stoke-on-Trent City Council

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BASELINE SPATIAL HIERARCHY SUMMARY 62 Fountain Square The Vision The historic core of the retail heart, Fountain Square shall continue to host major events associated with the retail offer and outdoor markets in addition to civic and sports events. This high quality environment shall encourage shoppers to dwell in the area. Yellow Rock granite setts* Key Characteristics • historic pedestrian feature square • re-instate water feature and plant room whilst allowing for the flexibility of outdoor markets and events • re-design level changes to define routeways and integrate provision for inclusive access, provide a level plateau for activities and events and enhance distinctive character; • allow for peripheral integrated seating to take advantage of sunny aspects if possible. • maintain clear views towards Market Square, Crown Bank and Piccadilly • provide interface with Market Square and Tontine Square • maintain space for on-street activities and trading • frame historic views to Miles Bank • emphasise strong character of Market Lane • emphasise architectural frontage to bank through provision of paved curtillage • screen views of poor quality facades within the area • incorporate high quality feature paving, lighting (to include variable control mechanisms) , signage, street furniture and public art • allow for emergency and service goods access Potteries Centre Vanga granite* Dark grey granite* Lloyds Bank Moxon’s Island Seating Water jets Metro Bar Cafe spill out Lloyds Bank Tontine Square Suggested Building Enhancements • encourage re-cladding to Moxon Island building facade • encourage enhancements to historic frontages Metro Cafe The Tontines * subject to internal approval Context plan Illustrative layout plan 34
BASELINE SPATIAL HIERARCHY SUMMARY 62 water jets enliven the square intregrated seating to walls awnings promote on street trading recessed lighting to seating precedent images contrasting setts provide interesting paving feature paving design catches water flows feature lighting within paving 35
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