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Chapters 1 to 11 Combined - Century City

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SOLID EDGE RESPONSE MEDIUM TOHIGH RISE BUILDINGS: GUIDELINESThe following principles should be appliedwhere medium <strong>to</strong> high rise buildings aresituated at or close <strong>to</strong> the street boundary(solid edge response). Vertical articulation :Building base atground and first floors, building bodyat second <strong>to</strong> sixth floors, building <strong>to</strong>pseven and eight floors plus roof space.Expression lines in between. Maximum building line setback: 7.5m Corners of blocks must build <strong>to</strong> zerobuilding line (see block details inprecinct plans) Parking semi-basements protrudingone metre or less above street levelcan be built <strong>to</strong> zero building line. Parking structures protruding morethan one metre above street levelmust be setback 7.5 m from boundaryline with a suitable interface. Active uses on ground floor at least25% of the length of the block, in theform of functional and visual interface(people can walk in<strong>to</strong> the building andback <strong>to</strong> the street) This includesentrance lobbies, gateways <strong>to</strong> internalblock areas, shops, coffee shops, etc. In addition there should be a visualinterface, where people inside thebuildings and in the street can see oneanother on the ground and first floorsfor at least 25% of the length of theblock in the form of large windowpanels (glass), balconies, terraces, etc. Uses on ground floor should bepredominantly offices and retail, aswell as entrances <strong>to</strong> buildings.PLANNING PARTNERS: CENTURY CITY URBAN DESIGN FRAMEWORK Oc<strong>to</strong>ber 2005 28REVISION 1

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