tailieunhanh - Apartment guidelines for mixed-use and high density residential developments

`Now you've got nothing to worry about, my dear,' he said, `except to get back your health and strength. I don't say anything about your looks because nothing affects them. You're a young woman and a very pretty one, and I have no doubt you'll marry again. But don't marry for love next time; it's a mistake; marry for position and companionship.' She laughed. She had had a bitter experience and had no intention then of ever hazarding again the risks of wedlock; it was odd that now she was contemplating doing exactly what the shrewd old lawyer had advised | apartment guidelines for mixed-use and high density residential developments enhancing our living environment ACT Planning Land Authority Adopted onto the Register of Planning Guidelines on 9 September 2005 Amended 3 July 2006 Contents Introduction 1 Diversity 6 Diversity of Apartment Types 6 2 Building Design 8 Building Address 9 Buildings on Corners 13 Articulation 14 Building Entries 15 Internal Common Areas Circulation Areas Apartment Entries 16 3 Residential Amenity 20 Building Interface 20 Visual Privacy 24 Natural Ventilation and Daylight 26 Sunlight 30 Acoustic Privacy 31 4 Public Areas and Open Space 36 Streetscape and Public Areas 36 Open Space 38 5 Site Facilities 41 Car Parking 41 Bicycle Parking 43 Storage 44 Clothes Drying 45 Services 46 Glossary References Introduction These Apartment Guidelines set standards for residential amenity and provide advice for achieving high quality sustainable design in apartment developments. The aim is to provide apartment developments that enhance amenity for apartment residents promote urban design that contributes positively to the streetscape and public domain protect neighbouring residents from negative amenity impacts support environmentally sustainable design principles promote the development of buildings that are able to accommodate changes in use over time particularly for developments built in Commercial Land Use policy areas and provide a diversity of housing types to suit a range of people s needs. The quality of the urban environment is an important factor influencing people s experiences and quality of life in Canberra. Better design of apartment developments can significantly improve the quality of the urban environment. The ACT Planning and Land Authority is preparing guidelines in respect of environmentally sustainable development that will support and reinforce the objectives of these guidelines. The ESD guidelines will address .

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