Roof types informed by local context
Policy
The roof types and profile must reflect the immediate context.
- Dataset
- Design code rule
- Reference
- trafford-design-code-HTFP-3
Policy
The roof types and profile must reflect the immediate context.
Policy
The form and profile of new houses must create depth and articulation, using the local context as reference
Policy
Entrances must be clearly articulated and expressed as an integral part of the overall house design.
Policy
All dwellings must comply with the Nationally Described Space Standards as a minimum.
Policy
The internal layout of dwellings must be designed to optimise access to daylight, sunlight, outlook, privacy and ventilation and mitigate any noise transmission between habitable rooms.
Policy
All houses must have openable windows on a minimum of two elevations.
Policy
Provide two living spaces for dwellings with three or more bedrooms. Both rooms should have external windows.
Policy
Floor to ceiling heights must be a minimum of 2.5 metres for at least 75% of the gross internal area.
Policy
The applicant must demonstrate that all houses will be provided with private outdoor spaces that meet the functional needs and wellbeing of the occupiers.
Policy
The proposed layout must be informed by a site wide landscape strategy, that includes landscaping proposals, sustainable drainage systems and biodiversity net gain requirements which comply with the best practice guide and coding requirements set out in the ‘Landscape, Nature and Public Realm’ section of this code.