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Quality Made to Measure Joinery Doors, Staircases & Windows in Hard or Soft woods


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07794 072910 trees, vegetation, hedge-top line, ground line, sheds etc are urate, extracted from a laser-surveyed 3D point cloud model. www.Tom Foster Architecture.co.uk info@space-and-light.co.uk 01647 24436 Background trees highly obscure the buildings from the shared private lane and highway to north.


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6.7m2 of smallholder sheds, coops etc removed 125.000m 75.7921


reground trees block all view of the buildings m the south west and highway beyond.


replacement Plum


replacement Hawthorn


replacement Sycamore


remaining extg


Hawthorn


Foreground trees are already planted, replacing old hedging of ivy on elder, to re-grow to the height shown here.


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The extended part of the reinstated corrugated roof outshot range will be invisible from the south garden and from the fields and highway beyond. It can only be seen from within the stream valley (see 316C-14).


OUTH ELEVATION from Garden 1:125 scale


additional Acer


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As viewed from the south garden, the impression will be of grassy continuity - a bank interrupted only by a mysterious shadowed 'cave', and rising to a wild-meadow hillock.


It will minimise the buildings' nett impact, both existing and as extended (compare with 316C-6).


The presence of habitation of the 'cave' beneath the hillock will be highly obscured, by:


recent Apple


soon Apple


soon Apple


Foreground orchard trees are already further obscuring view of the


Garden work/Store from the south garden.


126.7m2 of conspicuous smallholder sheds, coops etc will be removed.


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So their replacement with a single 27.3m2 well hidden Garden/Store will not be an extension or additional footprint.


It could be another 122.0000 Foreground trees block all view of the buildings from the south east and fields beyond


The raised lawn allows view of only the house's upper storey, only from south and south east, and only from within the garden.


From the fields beyond, the south hedge top (red dots) hides all but the roof apexes and chimneys. From the highway, just two chimneys are visible.


soon Apple


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