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21013 Kilmuir Close, Arden.Indd Residential Development at Kilmuir Close, Arden DESIGN STATEMENT gba george buchanan architects t: 0141 946 2433 e: [email protected] www.georgebuchananarchitects.com Contents Section 1 Introduction Section 2 Site and Area Analysis Location Local Amenities Site History Planning Context Section 3 Design Proposals Proposed Layout House Types Photographs of Completed House Types Section 4 Summary Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden Section 1 Introduction This document has been prepared by George Buchanan Architects on behalf of AS Homes Ltd, for Glen Oaks Housing Association as a summary of the design process undertaken in realising the residential development at Kilmuir Close, Arden. The formerly vacant site lies approximately 5 miles to the South West of Glasgow City Centre. The development includes 49 new residential units for social rent, alongside accompanying amenity space and parking provision. Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden Section 2 Site Analysis The site comprises formerly vacant land within adjacent to the East Renfrewshire local authority A number of existing public transport options are south. the locality of Arden, Glasgow South. boundary. are locally available including bus routes along Kilmuir Road and rail services, with Kennishead The site is well located in terms of school The site lies within an area of mixed use The site is accessible by a range of transport rail station located approximately 0.7 miles to catchment areas. Ashpark Primary School is occupation. Whilst the immediate context is options with the A727 located beyond the the north of the site. Additional rail connections located to the north west of the site with St residential in nature, Thornliebank Industrial industrial estate to the south, providing access to including Priesthill & Darnley, and Thornliebank Vincent’s RC Primary School located to the Estate lies to the South. the M77 which connects to Glasgow in the north are located around 1 mile to the north west, north. St Paul’s RC High School is located to the and Kilmarnock in the south. and north east, respectively, with Patterton rail north west of the site, with Hillpark Secondary To the North East of the site lies Auldhouse Burn, station located approximately 1.4 miles to the School to the north east. Location Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden The site has a broad range of amenities within 1. Arden Community Hall 6. Ashurst Primary 11. Darnley Primary School close proximity: 2. Butterfl y Nursery 7. Thornliebank Industrial Estate 12. St Vincent’s Primary School 3. Local Shops 8. Local Shops / Restaurants 13. Kennishead Train Station 4. Pharmacy 9. St Angela’s Primary School 14. Thornliebank Primary School 5. Post Offi ce 10. Supermarket 15. Thornliebank Train Station Local Amenities Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden 1954 1965 Whilst the site has lain vacant for some The farm was demolished around the time By the 1970’s the locality was in decline time, historically Arden Farm was located that the wider Arden area was developed with a number of areas were cleared for within extent of the boundary. The farm by the S.S.H.A (Scottish Special Housing development in the following decades, originally formed part of Sir John Maxwell’s Association). including a number of units to the South of agricultural holdings. Kilmuir Crescent. The estate was built between 1953 and To the South, iron works were present from 1957 and consisted mostly of four-storey the 1800’s until the mid 20th Century. tenements with a common close entrance. History Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden View into development site from Evanton Drive prior to development Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden View into development site from Evanton Drive prior to development Residential Development, Kilmuir Close, Arden 3 B m T 7 .68 .25 GY EL armac Footpath ays Grass 23 31.77 GY 23.43 23.20 30.00 23.29 RL AG17 23.39 34.81 Track Speed 23.69 23.49 B 23.81 Bump 29.89 29.97 23.49 23.69 23.75 29.96 23.25 23.26 23.67 23.73 23.48LP 24.33 23.32 23.55 29.98 29.89 B 23.71 23.55 23.75 23.57 23.49 Tarmac 29.89 23.4423.47 23.64 Tarmac LP 23.32 23.31 AG3 Mono 23.29 AG18 26.5 29.85 23.90 23.88 24.02 23.66 23.93 DK 23.49 23.91 29.86 23.35 29.87 23.78 24.00 24.20 MH CL 23.81 23.52 MH CL 28.0 23.83 24.5 23.36 MH CL 23.80 MH OPEN 24.02 23.88 RL 23.41 23.92 BT 23.53 24.00 23.42 23.28 38.05 23.36 23.91 Tarmac Footpath 24.0 Rough Grass 28.5 BT BT 24.01 29.85 29.0 23.95 29.86 EL 23.44 23.77 23.44 35.18 23.77 30.00 23.5 23.85 23.49 30.01 23.49 23.70 23.89 23.53 24.0 23.62 24.26 DK 23.60 GY Palisade Fence 1.8m 25.5 23.97 23.57 23.74 KILMUIR DRIVE 23.75 23.78 27.0 AG16 23.75 23.67 23.75 23.50 29.87 DK Down to Auldhouse Burn Rough 24.05 23.40 24.30 29.83 23.93 29.5 Grass 30.07 Steep Bank 23.89 23.74 23.96 Dense Trees 30.02 30.0 LP 23.60 23.78 23.76 23.88 25.0 23.78 23.95 24.57 29.99 23.74 23.93 23.79 23.78 23.82 23.82 29.80 23.88 23.63 24.02 Conc. 29.80 GY GY 23.91 27.5 MH CL 23.85 24.0 23.89 Chippings 26.0 30.0 24.14 30.05 Tarmac Footpath 23.96 24.51 24.03 TP 24.05 EL 24.00 24.25 29.82 30.27 O/H Telecoms 24.09 23.75 24.10 24.01 23.78 29.78 Palisade Fence 1.6m 24.18 29.80 24.36 30.00 23.98 24.24 24.0 23.86 24.91 23.82 23.91 24.24 24.10 TP Tarmac Track AG15 24.21 Palisade Fence 2.2m 24.31 LP 24.34 Rough 23.77 Track 24.30 29.88 24.91 24.36 Grass 23.78 29.81 FH 24.67 24.43 29.79 24.62 24.02 24.21 24.15 24.57 Tarmac Track 24.59 24.49 24.71 24.18 24.80 24.51 Palisade Fence 1.8m 26.5 24.06 29.83 24.71 JB 24.69 23.80 24.32 24.83 LP 29.82 24.16 23.80 24.5 25.20 25.20 28.0 24.64 Elec. 24.02 C/L Fence 3.0m 23.84 24.0 KILMUIR CRESCENT Sub-Sta. 24.91 24.5 24.67 24.5 29.82 25.0 23.81 24.16 24.69 28.5 AG4 29.0 24.78 25.08 29.83 24.11 24.89 29.84 29.80 LP 25.05 24.63 29.87 25.0 29.84 24.99 25.5 24.57 25.02 29.86 25.05 25.45 AG14 27.0 29.5 25.27 29.86 25.5 24.50 24.20 25.33 26.04 29.86 Dense Trees 25.43 24.23 25.70 25.45 25.31 29.89 29.77 29.85 25.60 25.0 25.90 24.35 29.89 26.44 29.92 25.65 25.42 27.5 Palisade Fence 1.6m 25.91 26.0 Dense Trees Track 25.97 25.55 26.0 25.5 24.52 24.87 27.0 29.91 26.82 27.5 Dense Trees 24.5 26.5 25.46 29.94 26.19 29.77 Conc. 25.63 24.93 AG1329.94 27.19 26.5 24.44 Dense Trees 26.31 29.97 27.0 29.74 24.81 28.0 29.54 30.04 29.75 26.55 30.0 Down to Auldhouse Burn 27.82 28.5 26.69 Steep Bank 27.89 30.02 27.73 29.80 24.64 Rough 26.65 30.00 29.0 27.45 Grass 28.96 26.43 30.01 28.0 27.5 25.0 25.14 29.5 30.16 28.5 29.68 26.95 28.55 26.0 30.07 30.19 30.11 25.04 29.32 AG7 25.73 28.07 29.80 28.72 31.13 29.5 30.0 P 28.94 28.84 29.09 29.0 30.39 30.17 29.91 28.52 30.56 30.11 30.09 27.99 P 26.54 30.18 29.72 30.16 AG5 30.0 29.27 AG12 29.79 30.28 30.5 29.99 25.99 26.94 30.08 25.21 28.92 31.21 30.5 30.04 30.17 26.81 31.49 29.85 29.55 29.37 28.69 30.16 29.99 28.86 30.63 31.0 Track 31.22 AG8A 30.09 Track 30.27 26.59 31.68 31.82 29.96 29.61 30.0 25.5 31.25 29.77 30.45 25.90 AG8 28.85 30.46 31.72 31.0 26.0 29.42 26.99 29.88 29.97 30.38 29.73 31.5 29.66 26.5 30.15 30.09 25.51 31.13 31.78 32.20 31.5 29.89 29.33 29.59 25.63 25.82 31.23 27.27 AG11 25.59 28.0 Dense Trees 31.72 32.54 30.10 31.94 32.0 30.0 27.5 Rough 31.19 31.44 32.40 32.0 28.5 30.15 30.02 Grass 30.03 26.57 32.25 32.65 32.59 30.30 30.37 Dense Trees Palisade Fence 1.6m 28.37 29.0 31.77 26.68 27.59 31.69 27.0 Conc.
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