Showing posts with label 20 Victoria Embankment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 20 Victoria Embankment. Show all posts
Sunday, 14 June 2009
Extract from LVMF: Victoria Embankment: between Waterloo and Hungerford Bridges 20B.1
Foreground and Middle Ground
353 New development placed amongst the buildings in the middle ground
should be designed to contribute positively to the composition of the
group as a whole.
Background
354 It is recognised that new development, including within the Waterloo
Opportunity Area, may become visible in the background of this view. Such
development may be acceptable if it is sensitively designed and does not
dominate the riverside buildings.
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353 New development placed amongst the buildings in the middle ground
should be designed to contribute positively to the composition of the
group as a whole.
Background
354 It is recognised that new development, including within the Waterloo
Opportunity Area, may become visible in the background of this view. Such
development may be acceptable if it is sensitively designed and does not
dominate the riverside buildings.
read more...
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10:57
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Extract from LVMF: Victoria Embankment: between Westminster and Hungerford Bridges 20A.1
Foreground and Middle Ground
347 Landmarks in the view should not be obscured by foreground elements, including kiosks on the Embankment and moored boats or jetties on the river.
Background
348 It is recognised that new development, including within the Waterloo Opportunity Area, may become visible in the background of this view. Such development may be acceptable if it is sensitively designed and does not dominate the riverside buildings, particularly the former County Hall.
read more...
347 Landmarks in the view should not be obscured by foreground elements, including kiosks on the Embankment and moored boats or jetties on the river.
Background
348 It is recognised that new development, including within the Waterloo Opportunity Area, may become visible in the background of this view. Such development may be acceptable if it is sensitively designed and does not dominate the riverside buildings, particularly the former County Hall.
read more...
Posted by
Hayes Davidson
at
10:55
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20 Victoria Embankment,
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