Parkgate Road

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Park Gate Road



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3.0 Proposals

prepared by Shape Architecture Ltd

3.02

Natural light

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Core-ten steel wall to rear

Sensitive facade to rear

Natural light

Mix of use

The proposed developm Offices are located on Four number two bed a divided along the same tinual use and occupat It would therefore be a along Park Gate road a nature of the proposal restaurants and shops provision of local trans further assist this. Overlooking

Roof terrace

Windows overlook garage

View from terrace over road

Main aspect of block

Main aspect of block

Each elevation has bee bouring properties. Th overlooking in any insta back gardens to the ne the west elevation ahs ing where the bathroom north elevation conceiv south and east elevatio east corner the most. roads with only comme set quite some distanc terrace provides an am from it is as described Park Gate Road.

Office Entrance Third + roof access

Flat

Windows overlook road

Flat Entrance Windows overlook road

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Flat

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Front office entrance

Office Ground

Key view

Petrol station

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2.0 Site Location and Context

57 Battersea Bridge Road

1 Park Gate Rd

Park Gate Rd

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3 Park Gate Road

5 Park Gate Road

7-9 Park Gate Road

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Elevation to Radstock Street

Shape Architecture


3.0 Proposals

2.0 Views of site

3.03

2.02

Existing building The site is presently configured as two buildings: numbers eleven and thirteen Park Gate road. Number 13 has most recently traded as a fish and chip shop, but is now empty. Both buildings are built tight to the pavement with a limited backyard to the rear. The entrance to number 13’s shop front is via a recessed section of the elevation on the corner. The elevations are formed in masonry and are two storey’s high. Number 13 is currently in some state of disrepair when viewed through the shop frontage. A mismatch of materials and elements at the rear are also visually unappealing as is the longer view into the rear of the adjacent gardens and outbuildings. The site is arguably increasingly at odds with the scale of development around it in the immediate and wider area. In this setting it occupies a very prominent site and is a notable element in any view of the surrounding larger and more contemporary buildings. It is these views of the site and its parade in the wider context that set the context.

View of site from junction of Park Gate Road and Radstock Street

View along Park Gate Road towards junction with Battersea Bridge Road

Exposed concrete wall

View of site from Radstock Street

View along Radstock Street with site on left hand side.

Timber cladding

11-13 Park Gate Road, London

View of rear of site from Radstock Street

11-13 Park Gate Road, London

Coloured glazing system

View of rear/side existing wall on right hand side facing gardens to backs of neighbours’ buildings. The sculpture school is

Core-ten steel


2.0 Context

View of site from junction of Park Gate Road and Radstock Street

View along Park Gate Road towards junction with Battersea Bridge Road

Contemporary top floor residential addition on Park Gate Road

View of building located at corner of Battersea Bridge Rd and Park Gate Rd.

View along Park Gate Road looking east.

View along Park Gate Road looking west. Site is located beyond petrol station.

View of business centre located on Park Gate Road.

View of Meadbank, a post war housing estate, located on other side of Park Gate Road to the proposed development.

View of ‘Albion’ contemporary riverside development just a short walk to the north of the site.

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