EAST WHITLAWBURN PUBLIC CONSULTATION
PROJECT CONTEXT 01
Welcome ARIAL VIEW Welcome to the public exhibition and consultation of CCG’s proposal for a residential development at East Whitlawburn.
This event allows us the opportunity to present the intended scheme design for the local community and to receive your feedback. Sandstone Villas School Church The following exhibition boards explain our Pitches Sandstone Villas Local Holmhills Wood Shops proposals. Members of the project team are also on Community Park hand to answer your questions. 1960s Restaurant Recent Housing Cambuslang Primary Primary Housing Public Park Schools Schools Kirkhill Tennis Courts About CCG Housing CCG is an experienced provider of high-quality Local Shops housing and is synonymous with delivering award- winning contemporary homes across the central belt 1980s of Scotland. Housing SITE Operating under the CCG (Scotland) Ltd parent brand, CCG Homes offers potential purchasers to Local benefit from CCG’s capabilities in private housing, Primary Shops creating exclusive desirable developments that are Schools delivered to the highest quality standard in highly Recent Housing sought-after locations. 1960s Housing
Location Cambuslang has a long history and well established network of neighbourhoods which combine to offer Kirkhill Golf Course a unique character and sense of place.
Rail connections and industry supported development of a distinctive high street with LOCAL CONTEXT attractive residential streets and parks nearby provides an alternative to city centre living. This combines with ease of access to the city centre and to the motorway network. New schools are available throughout the area.
This blend has encouraged a significant volume of recent new homes.
The site benefits from all of these aspects and our proposal seeks to create an architecture which compliments this, creating another neighbourhood which is distinctive but complimentary to the blend with Cambuslang. Main Street Cambuslang Park Local Coffee Shop
Consultation Process: What is the purpose of this event? It is a statutory requirement of any major planning application to consult with the local community prior to the submission of an application to give the community time to review the proposals as they are developing and provide comments which can be considered by the design team.
How do I comment on the proposal? Please provide your comments on the comment forms provided and place them in the box supplied or send your form to the address noted Cambuslang Tennis Club Local Primary School Cambuslang Gate: Library, Doctors Surgery at the bottom of the form. Alternatively you can submit your comments in writing to Stallan-Brand Architecture + Design by 30th January 2019.
What will happen to my comments? Your comments will be kept confidential and will not be attributed to individuals. All of your comments will be collated and considered by the design team it relation to the final design proposal. It should be noted at this stage your comments are to the agent and applicant. They are not representations to the South Lanarkshire Council.
Will there be further opportunity to comment on the Green Flag awarded parks Historical streets Local Pub in converted cinema proposal? Yes, a planning application will be submitted in the EXISTING ON SITE near future, and there will be an opportunity then to submit comments to South Lanarkshire Council on the proposal within the statutory consultation period.
Who do I contact if I require further information at this time Should you require further information please do not hesitate to contact Stallan-Brand Architecture + Design Ltd.
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Rev. Date Description Issue Status Notes: - 23.10.18 First issue. Do not scale off this drawing PRELIMINARY Stallan-Brand All dimensions are in mm unless otherwise A 01.11.18 Redline boundary amended. Project Title B 12.11.18 Redline boundary amended. stated EAST WHITLAWBURN 80 Nicholson Street This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all CCG Glasgow G5 9ER relevant Architectural, Civil/Structural and United Kingdom Service Engineer's drawings & specifications. Drawing Title SITE PLAN AS EXISTING E [email protected] BUFFER Scale @ A1 Date Drawn Checked Approved Drawing No. Revision 1 : 1250 23/10/18 RH IH SBA EWB_SBA_ ZZ_ 00_ DR_A_ 00001 B Copyright C
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Character - Homezones Landscape - Landscaped Street & Western Road Buffer Climatic Conditions Shared surface areas to help reduce the prominence of the road and Landscaping to Western road will provide a green buffer to the noise Much consideration has been given to orientation of streets and traffic and promoting a residential feel with priority to the pedestrian. and soften the frontage. The landscaped street will provide a central homezones, so as to maximise the amount of natural light falling parkland area on homes and gardens. Dwellings are either orientated east-west, meaning they receive sunlight throughout the day, or otherwise with south facing gardens or living rooms.
PROPOSALS
Placemaking High quality external spaces will play a crucial role in neighbourhood making and the alignment and integration of the development with the local and wider context. Mature woodland, open fields and significant level changes are features which strongly influence the character of the surrounding area, which has views over Glasgow and the Campsie Hills beyond.
Building on this prominent location, the site has the potential to become a unique neighbourhood, a haven for residents of all ages and a biodiverse environment. The site is secluded from neighboring residential areas by boundary roads, which provides an opportunity to create a safe and secure environment for residents, whilst developing a network of footpaths that connects with the wider surroundings. The landscape has the potential to make a neighbourhood, enabling residents to feel at home, enjoy the landscape and have access to nature.
To that end, our proposals provide an array of shared spaces and private outdoor spaces that will facilitate a variety of residents’ activities and events. This variety of spaces will enable residents to relax and interact, strengthen peoples’ connection to nature and provide an optimal environment for residents to live in. The landscape will also play a role in seamlessly integrating homes for sale and for rent, by providing a communality of hard and soft landscape materials for both areas.
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ARCHITECTURAL OVERVIEW 03
MASTERPLAN AERIAL
Vision The architecture we are developing promotes well defined streets, high quality public realm, integrated green infrastructure and hopes to establish a benchmark for exemplar quality design.
There are some key principles in our approach:
• It makes every home feel it has its own identity, whilst having a clear relationship to its neighbour, the street and the wider neighbourhood
It centres around buildings with: • Attractive proportions, good brick detailing for robustness, window colours, roof forms and spacing between buildings. • It creates richness whilst working with simple forms and a limited palette of robust materials which allows us to focus on the quality of detailing, quality control during construction and reducing long-term maintenance costs and requirements.
The proposal centres around a suite of house and flat types which will give a simple, clean but unique aesthetic. It will create a sense of scale and proportion which will ensure that the new development does not feel dwarfed by the existing high rise flats.
Establishing a coherent structure and hierarchy well help embed identity and nuance across the masterplan, with main streets, homezones, shared surfaces and a variety of landscaping treatments.
Key gateways, corners or views will be considered to ensure connectivity and flow through the masterplan, and promote a sense of arrival. Robust boundaries and thresholds between public and private will be in place.
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ARCHITECTURAL CHARACTER 04
Character and Quality NEW COMMUNITY PARK The architectural character of the masterplan is developing to create a timeless and contemporary neighbourhood, using well selected materials, rich detailing and carefully considered compositions.
A fundamental idea is that of a kit of parts, to help establish cohesiveness and tenure blindness across the masterplan. Terrace and flatted block facade will be carefully composed with good proportions and an elegant rhythm. Yet the detailing will allow for nuance to be introduced, promoting a human scale, sense of identity and visual interest.
The composition of the facades will bring a rhythm, and sense. A limited series of well considered details with a focus on window reveals and brick specification, will look to achieve a timeless quality, and let the buildings age gracefully.
The flatted buildings are proposed with attractive urban proportions. This will give presence to key gateways and frontages in a similar manner to historic tenements in Cambuslang.
To compliment this we have developed a unique housing style, with gables to the street giving a grander scale and sense of generosity. This also allows a varied roofscape.
This approach to the housing creates strong frontages which sit comfortably with the flatted LANDSCAPED STREET blocks. The scale of the building frontages has been carefully considered as it allows parking to be incorporated without the buildings being dominated by cars.
Commonality in window specifications, doors and materials bring the overall street-scape together and create a feeling of calm and unity. All of the buildings will have tiled pitched roofs and their roof forms will allow the rainwater goods to be to side or rear elevations.
Balconies are not proposed however generous windows sizes are proposed to provide good levels of daylight, passive supervision and attractive proportions.
Construction The architecture we are promoting works well with the timber frame approach. Our proposal is to use our innovative timber frame system manufactured in Cambuslang. This system has significant benefits including energy and acoustic performance levels as well as a zero defects approach, rapid speed of construction whilst supporting local employment and training. The unique panel system also allows us to offer increased flexibility within house layouts.
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HOUSING TYPOLOGIES 05
Plan Types 3 STOREY FLATS Our approach is to deliver a mix of dwellings that meet the needs of South Lanarkshire Council and the Whitlawburn Community. The housing mix Living / Dining offer a variety of types from 1 bedroom flats, to 4 Bedroom bedroom family houses with accommodation over 3 floors. Kitchen / Dining Bathroom / WC All housetypes will comply with Housing for Varying Storage needs. Furthermore there will be amenity standard housing provided in the form of bungalows, cottage flats and 1 and 2 bedroom flats.
Each house and cottage will have a defined frontage, with in-curtilage parking, planted buffer zone and pathway and a private back garden. Flatted accommodation will have communal landscaped amenity areas and parking.
The design of the dwelling types has developed to offer a simple internal arrangement of a generously proportioned living space, and a well defined kitchen and dining space to the back. All homes have allowance for a shower at ground floor as future provision. There is also scope to bring the kitchen to the front in some property types. Upstairs are bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, storage provision and a family bathroom.
Similarly flats have been designed to offer flexible and well proportioned rooms, with separate kitchen spaces, and a good storage provision.
Careful attention will be paid to entrances, of both 2 BEDROOM 4 PERSON HOUSE 3 BEDROOM 6 PERSON HOUSE houses and flatted blocks to ensure a clear threshold between public and private spaces, with good neighbourhood surveillance
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Landscape overview Smaller Open Spaces: 5,864sqm We understand the SLC area requirement per • 590sqm Iona Place gateway flats planning guidelines for open space is 40sqm per • 592sqm amenity flats frontage dwelling. Our current masterplan indicates 303 • 912sqm elderly courtyard homes which would require 12,120sqm or open • 1,000sqm shared surface courtyard space. • 1,220sqm shared gardens to rear of cottage flats and bungalows for shared growing areas and Below is a preliminary open space measurement. drying areas The areas reflect the zones coloured on the adjacent • 1,050sqm shared gardens to 3 storey flats plan. The calculation provides an indication that • 500sqm buffer planting zones appropriate levels of open space can be provided with the density and numbers proposed. Other • Play would be provided within the central amenity The area measurement is around 15,864sqm. This space. includes SuDS. The area will reduce slightly as • Pitches are available nearby at the community aspects such as paths and bin stores are developed. centre and school. We note that the central amenity space has changes • Larger parks are available nearby in level which will require to be considered in the • The design proposes a path network which detailed design. creates links to these surrounding facilities
Large Open Spaces: 9,950sqm • 3,250sqm central amenity space • 5,000sqm frontage to Western Road • 1,700sqm SuDS
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STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT 07
In delivering the East Whitlawburn initiative CCG APPRENTICESHIP OPPORTUNITIES will create a wide range of positive social impacts taking in employment, training, support for local businesses, investment in community initiatives and CCG’s operations are CCG’s Anderston 3 headquartered at the improvements to local amenities. Regeneration Project nearby Cambuslang Is Testament To Our Investment Park with From our experience we have found the most Commitment To Social our M&E services 1 Inclusion And Lifelong successful social initiatives stem from where the provision, Off Site Learning. Creating Forty 2 communities themselves are the lead decision manufacturing Hub Apprenticeship Opportunities makers - involved in shaping and delivering the and Windows & Throughout The 6 Phase activity in their area. Door production Regeneration Project 4 facility all located To that end, CCG commit to working in partnership within 1.5miles of the with hubSW, South Lanarkshire Council’s new development site. Community Participating and Empowerment Team 1. CCG HQ 2. ARC TECH and other relevant stakeholders to develop the detail 3. CCG(OSM)LTD 4. CCG WINDOWS & DOORS of our approach in a manner that optimises delivery 5. EAST WHITLAWBURN of the priority actions identified in the forthcoming Whitlawburn and Springhall Neighbourhood Plan. Our dedicated Community Benefits Team (led by Group HR Manager, Lynn Stodart) will work collaboratively at both strategic and project delivery levels. Having a formal structure in place from inception provides a focus for creating social impact and ensures the matter is given prominence throughout the lifecycle of the redevelopment. At this stage we commit to the undernoted activities: 5
Targeted advertisement of employment & training opportunities (new jobs, new apprenticeships SANCTUARY GROUP: ANDERSTON REGENERATION & new training programmes – allied to the local programmes). COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT • Work experience for unemployed persons & pupils in education ISSUE 2: APR 2018 ISSUEISSUE 2: APR 2: APR 201 82018 • Mentoring/ up-skilling, training & advancement of COMMUNITYNEWS existing workforce COMMUNITYCOMMUNITYNEWSNEWS EAST MILTON, SOUTH LANARKSHIRE EASTEAST MILTON, MILTON, SOUTH SOUTH LANARKSHIRE LANARKSHIRE This newsletter is available to download at: ThisThis newsletter newsletterwww.c-c-g.co.uk/csr/site-information is available is available to download to download at: at: • Targeting sub-contracting opportunities within the www.c-c-g.co.uk/csr/site-informationwww.c-c-g.co.uk/csr/site-information local area ABOUTABOUT CCG CCG ABOUTCCG isCCG one of Scotland’s largest privately owned CCGCCG is one is oneof Scotland’s of Scotland’s construction and manufacturing largestlargest privately privately owned owned • Promoting the use of the 3rd sector, supported companies, with a turnover of constructionconstruction and andmanufacturing manufacturing £134with million a turnover in the last of financial companies,companies, with a turnover of year. businesses, social enterprises and SME’s £134£ 134million million in the in lastthe lastfinancial financial year.year. The Group employs 600 staff which is spread across eight The TheGroup Group employs employs 600 6 staff00 staff divisions. We also have a whichwhich is spread is spread across across eight eight year-on-year commitment to divisions.divisions. We Wealso also have have a a youth training, currently • Curriculum support activities such as workshops year-on-yearyear-on-year commitment commitment to to employing 71 trade youthyouth training, training, currently currently apprentices. employingemploying 71 trade71 trade covering aspects of construction industry, apprentices.apprentices. CCG has deployed our Construction division to CCGCCG has hasdeployed deployed our our participation in careers events & education visits onstmanageruction division this contract. to ConCstruction division to The division has extensive managemanage this thiscontract. contract. experience across all industry TheThe division division has hasextensive extensive to site & to CCG’s manufacturing premises sectorsacross including all industry private and SCOPE OF WORKS experienceexperience across all industry SCOPESCOPE OF OF WORKS WORKS social housing, student sectorssectors including including private private and and CCG (Scotland) Ltd is the main contractor for a new residential housing scheme accommodation, industrial and CCG (Scotland) Ltd is the main contractor for a new residential housing scheme socialsocial housing, housing, student student CCG (Scotland)located inLtd East is the Milton main, South contractor Lanarkshire for a new. The residentia project isl housing being delivered scheme on behalf commercial projects. located in East Milton Milton, South, South Lanarkshire Lanarkshire. The. The project project is being is being delivered delivered on behalfon behalf accommodation,accommodation, industrial industrial and and located ofin SouthEast Lanarkshire Council comprising 30 flats spread across five blocks for of South Lanarkshire Council comprising 30 flats spread across five blocks for commercialcommercial projects. projects. of Southaffordable Lanarkshire rent Council. CCG expectcomprising to be 30 on flats site spreadfor a 1 yearacross duration. five blocks for • Donations/fundraising/sponsorship for local events The East Milton project has affordableaffordable rent rent. CCG. CCG expect expect to beto beon onsite site for fora 1 a year 1 year duration. duration. been registered with the TheThe East East Milton Milton project project has has Considerate Constructors beenbeen registered registered with with the the Scheme. SITE ACTIVITY and/or groups ConsiderateConsiderate Constructors Constructors SITESITE ACTIVITY ACTIVITY Scheme.Scheme. The scheme was established to CCG has made good progress since the commencement of works in February CCG has made good progress since the commencement of works in February The promotescheme wasgood established working to CCG hasdespite made the good bad progress weather. since The site's the commencement ground has been of fullyworks excav in Fatedebruary with storm The scheme was established to despite the bad weather. The site's ground has been fully excavated with storm promoterelationships good working between despitedrainage the bad andweather. foul drainage The site's connections ground has in been place. fully The excav full pubatedlic with utilities storm promote good working drainage and foul drainage connections in place. The full public utilities relationshipscontractors between and their drainageinfrastructure and foul drainage will be inconnections place in May. in place. The full public utilities relationships between infrastructure will be in place in May. • Volunteering to assist with community projects surrounding environment. A infrastructure will be in place in May. contractorscontractors and and their their monitor from the CCS scheme Piling works will begin at the start of May. A form of foundation, piling involves the surroundingsurrounding environment. environment. A A Piling works will begin at the start of May. A form of foundation, piling involves the will visit the site throughout the Piling installationworks will begin of large at thecylindrical start of concrete May. A form piles of to foundat give extraion, foundationpiling involves support. the This monitormonitor from from the theCCS CCS scheme scheme installation of large cylindrical concrete piles to give extra foundation support. This lifespan of the project and will installationform of foundationlarge cylindrical can beconcrete noisy and piles create to give excess extra foundationdust however support. CCG willThis will willvisit visit the the site site throughout throughout the the form of foundation can be noisy and create excess dust however CCG will award the site a score. Our aimform ofmonitor foundation the installation can be noisy over and the create 2-week excess period dust for thehowever works. CCG After will this is lifespanlifespan of theof the project project and and will will monitor the installation over the 2-week period for the works. After this is is to get the project into the monitorcompleted, the installation CCG overwill install the 2-week the rest period of the forfoundations the works. as After well this as drainageis and awardaward the the site site a score. a score. Our Our aim aim completed, CCG will install the rest of the foundations as well as drainage and CCG’s aim is to ensure that our presence in the very good category C scoring completed,other connections CCG will install for allthe blocks rest of in the a phasedfoundations manner as wefinishingll as drainage Block 5 and in mid-July. is tois getto get the the project project into into the the other connections for all blocks in a phased manner finishing Block 5 in mid-July. 40 points or above. other connections for all blocks in a phased manner finishing Block 5 in mid-July. veryvery good good category category C scoring C scoring 40 points or above. FollowingFollowing the the installation installation of ofscaffolding scaffolding in inlate-June, late-June, CCG CCG w illw beginill begin the the install install of of area is a positive influence by working in unison 40 points or above. Followingthe first the superstructure installation of scaffolding (Block 1). Worksin late-June, including CCG the w fullill begin timber the superstructure, install of thethe first first superstructure superstructure (Block (Block 1). 1).Works Works including including the the full fulltimber timber superstructure, superstructure, roofroof structure structure and and roof roof carcassing carcassing and and close close masonry masonry will will be be un undertakendertaken over over the the roof structuresummer. and roof carcassing and close masonry will be undertaken over the with the community and linking closely with the summer.summer. www.www.C-CC-g.-C-g.Co.ukCo.uk www.C-C-g.Co.uk host of support services that operate across East RESIDENTS STEERING GROUP: buildingfutures buildingbuildingfuturesfutures Whitlawburn. During our recent Sighthill Regeneration programme (Wheatley Group) CCG established a committee of current and future residents to influence the design and delivery of the new We want these interventions to make a difference homes. Through a programme of workshops and a visit to our Off-site manufacturing facility, Newsletter both during the development phase and also as a the representatives from the local community were given the opportunity influence key Outwith the immediate project stakeholders, communications and project delivery areas such as internal finishes, landscaping & community spaces and the promotional activity will be delivered using a range of mixed media which lasting legacy for future generations to benefit from. wider community benefit programme. would include the press, newsletters, social media and our web-site. CCG recognise the pivotal role that the various support agencies acting in the field of social impact have and we link with relevant organisations to FUTURE VISION utilise their expertise, knowledge & resources in project based initiatives. The vision of the local community is to bring together East Whitlawburn and West Whitlawburn. Central to this vision is In addition, our supply chain procurement process the provision of community facilities. This includes buildings and open spaces along with the connectivity between these and pre-qualified approved list of sub-contractors facilities and to facilities in the wider area. and consultants includes an emphasis on input to wider benefits, training & employment and delivering There is an existing community hall in East Whitlawburn. This social gains. is in poor condition and offers limited facilities. It is 100sqm with poor external space.
Our proposal explores potential for a larger community centre. An indicative size of 240sqm association has been considered to allow initial discussion. This allows a larger hall and some meeting and work space for the community and housing association. A larger or smaller building could be considered. 1. 3. The proposed location which has been considered is adjacent to a new local park space and existing bus stop on the route to the local school and nearby larger parks. 2.
There are is an existing Community Resource Centre and existing West Whitlawburn HA offices at the far west of Whitlaburn. The is fairly isolated from the east end of the area.
1. Potential new community centre on the site of the existing community facility 2. Whitlawburn Community Resource Centre (1,325sqm) 3. West Whitlawburn HA Offices (660sqm)
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