The site was in a very attractive location, inside one of the hotspots of the Midlands housing. The private path in a green leaf was perfect for the development of high quality detached four 2500sqft home 2.5 floors. However, our proposal would design many backland sitting on development, more houses built within an area already built up, on the edge of Sutton Park. "We were confident that we could design a schema that would give the maximum site coverage whilst retaining the leafy setting.
The trick would be to reassure the residents of four Oaks, who had already established several action committees to oppose and thwart many backland sitting on developments in their neighbourhood and many similar systems had been refused planning permission ".
2D to 3D
ADC was formed by Nick Kirkland in 2001. The practice has focused on residential sector and become adept at dealing with the problems of local planning. Initially, ADC was committed to use CAD software 2D MicroStation, but realizing that the practice had to innovate to succeed, Kirkland and his team decided to about 18 months ago to move to a 3D work platform.
"ADC invested in ArchiCAD by Graphisoft because three dimensional architectural presentations to customers and designers give a better view in the box," says Hathaway. "They misconceive proposals; residents and consultees have better understanding; and contractors can predict what the build finished will look like. The benefits are potentially endless
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