Showing posts with label 12 Southwark Bridge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 12 Southwark Bridge. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 June 2009
Extract from LVMF: Southwark Bridge: downstream 12B.1
Foreground and Middle Ground
219 The view of Southwark Cathedral should be considered carefully in relation to the emerging cluster of towers at London Bridge Station. Applicants should be encouraged to improve the setting of Southwark Cathedral in the view through appropriate design.
Background
220 Developments should seek to ensure that they preserve an appropriate skyline relationship between the Cathedral and the developing cluster of tall buildings at London Bridge.
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219 The view of Southwark Cathedral should be considered carefully in relation to the emerging cluster of towers at London Bridge Station. Applicants should be encouraged to improve the setting of Southwark Cathedral in the view through appropriate design.
Background
220 Developments should seek to ensure that they preserve an appropriate skyline relationship between the Cathedral and the developing cluster of tall buildings at London Bridge.
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Extract from LVMF: Southwark Bridge: upstream 12A.1 and 12A.2.
Foreground and Middle Ground
212 Landmarks that contribute to the view should not be obscured by inappropriate development in the foreground.
213 The St Paul’s Heights Limitations have played an important role in the development of the townscape setting around St Paul’s Cathedral during the 20th Century. This townscape environment should be improved where possible.
Background
214 Development should allow the drum and peristyle of the Cathedral to be dominant in the view, and should not dominate or unacceptably impose on the landmark.
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212 Landmarks that contribute to the view should not be obscured by inappropriate development in the foreground.
213 The St Paul’s Heights Limitations have played an important role in the development of the townscape setting around St Paul’s Cathedral during the 20th Century. This townscape environment should be improved where possible.
Background
214 Development should allow the drum and peristyle of the Cathedral to be dominant in the view, and should not dominate or unacceptably impose on the landmark.
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