Highway Slope Manual
Highway Slope Manual
Highway Slope Manual
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Plate 6.3 Pattern and Texture<br />
Plate 6.. Rhythm and Complexity<br />
Note: A good solution which employs techniques in Note: A good solution which uses two scales of<br />
a co-ordinated manner, resulting in a ribbing to provide sufficient complexity,<br />
composition that has both a good pattern and<br />
together with a wave pattern detail, creating a<br />
texture.<br />
uniform rhythm.<br />
Plate 6.5 Colour and Albedo<br />
Note: The red-oxide colour of the sprayed concrete<br />
slope could be a ‘complementary' colour to<br />
the greens elsewhere in the landscape<br />
providing a better ‘fit' with the surroundings.<br />
Plate 6.6 Rounding off Edges<br />
Note: A good solution to the problems of linear<br />
roadside slopes where straight lines and<br />
linear cut slopes have been avoided.<br />
6.3.2 Aesthetics of <strong>Highway</strong> <strong>Slope</strong> Design<br />
Whilst the basic aesthetic slope design principles are common to slopes found in any<br />
location, roadside slopes have certain characteristics which are specific to the highway<br />
environment.