Illustrative Landscape Plan Landscape Key Areas

Kerrison Road
The plan to the right shows the landscape
vision, including the potential meanwhile
landscape (for illustrative purposes only).

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01 Sunken Garden

02 Covered arcade / ‘Entrance Matt’ Sunken Garden Roofscape Public Realm

03 Proposed Avenue trees A sunken wilderness that sits between the building and the Biodiverse roofs with a combination of extensive green roof New avenue trees and public realm enhancements including
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Kerrison road residential area, with framed views into the planting and aggregate habitats. cycle stands, an arcade and entrance ‘carpet’ to the building.
04 Potential Meanwhile Space garden from the High Street. An accessible terrace with hard landscape and varied planting
(Subject to agreement with LBN) creates a lush environment, both for students and for wildlife.
05 Existing residential gardens
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06 Existing Carriageway

07 Existing footpath

08 Internal parking area

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Sunken Garden: Character Sunken Garden: Illustrative Plan

A riverbed walkway connects a sequence of wild and

verdant garden rooms with study areas, seating and
intimate quiet spaces.

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To the right are precedent images that give the general 05
impression of the proposed landscape character for the 09 10
sunken garden. The intention is to evoke the wild and
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riverine conditions of the area, creating a lush and verdant
setting.

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01 Willow Street Garden, Brooklyn, NY

Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
02 Tahari Courtyards, USA
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
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Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
04 Maggie’s Centre, Oldham, UK, dRMM
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01 Rain Gardens 05 New brick wall & buttresses 09 Re-purposed existing staircase (illustrative only)

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02 Social / Study Area 06 Stepping stones 10 Rill

03 Quiet seating area 07 Gravel beds 11 Climbers to Gable wall

04 Riverbed walk 08 Birch Grove

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Sunken Garden: Privacy & Screening

Trailing / Climbing plants Birch Grove Rain Gardens New wall with climbers

Illustrative view of sunken garden

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Key Plan

Existing residential building

The proposed landscape & new garden wall will help
screen views towards and from the ground floor and lower
ground floor accommodation. Various layers of landscape
including facade planting, climbers, clumps of woodland
and taller shrubs form an attractive buffer and outlook
between the residential gardens and the building.

There is the potential for planting shrubs and climbers to

the residential side of the new wall, subject to consultation
with residents.

Rain Garden Riverbed Rain Garden Residential Gardens (Kerrison Road)

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Section AA: Sunken Garden

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Sunken Garden: Privacy & Screening North Elevation: Gable Wall

The northeast building elevation, the gable wall, is softened

by fast growing evergreen climbers to enhance views
from the High Street, ahead of future development of the
adjacent plot.

If the meanwhile landscape is to be introduced, this will

provide additional screening and softening with trees and
planting.

Illustrative view of sunken garden & east facade Illustrative view of gable with climbers

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Roofscape: Typologies Roofscape: Illustrative Plan

A mixed and diverse rooftop environment is proposed with

accessible amenity spaces and non-accessible biodiverse
and green roofs designed for local habitats.

At the topmost roof levels (Floors 11&12), biodiverse roofs

with a combination of extensive green roof planting and
aggregate habitat are proposed.

The roof landscape makes a significant contribution to the

ecology of the local area, and the mix of green and brown
roof types provides the best opportunity to support a range
of ecology.

Brown roofs consist of rubble substrate and habitat

enhancements, such as log piles, rocks and boulders, giving
many scrub and pioneer species a chance to colonise the
roof. These species are of great ecological importance and
play an important role in species habitat and movement.

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Complementing this, native grassland roofs (Floor 09)

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Extensive biodiverse / Biosolar roof Extensive biodiverse / Biosolar roof
provide habitat for a range of species, with the benefit

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of increased amenity value when viewed from above for

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students on upper floors.

On floor 08 an accessible terrace is proposed with hard

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landscape and varied planting creating a lush environment,
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both for students and for wildlife.
© JCLA

Do not scale from this drawing. Any discrepancies or

queries should be brought to the attention of the
authors. Dimensions are to be verified on site prior to
construction.

To be read in conjunction with all relevant Architects',

Services and Structural Engineers' drawings.

All existing site, tree and building information has been

compiled from different souces.

Refer to current revisions of all referenced files.

Notes:

Drawing for co-ordination purposes only.

Design subject to further development.

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Proposed Tree/shrub, refer to

PH131.P.06.AT

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Intensive green roof planting
refer to PH131.P.06.AT

Extensive biodiverse roof

Extensive green roof, Native meadow.

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PV PV PV PV PV PV DRAFT Extensive grassland roof (BAP Habitat) Intensive green roof / Amenity Terrace Key
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Extensive biodiverse roof
Jonathan Cook Landscape Architects Ltd

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3A Iliffe Yard
LONDON SE17 3QA
Tel +44 (0)207 703 3270

www.jcla.co.uk

Client

Key Plan
Curlew Alternatives
Seventh Property LP
Project

Poland House

Drawing Title

Landscape Plan: Roof

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Drawing Status
For Co-ordination
Date Scale
20.07.2020 1:100 @ A1
Drawing Number Revision

PH131.P.05.LPR
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Amenity Terrace: Character Amenity Terrace: Illustrative Plan

To the right are precedent images that give the general
impression of the proposed landscape character for the
amenity terrace .
The amenity terrace, a south facing ‘walled’ garden in the
sky, continues many of the themes proposed in the sunken
garden. It provides a calm and quiet place surrounded by
nature with two concentric garden rooms, one of which
offers a larger space for gathering, the other being a smaller
more intimate space covered by an arbor overgrown with
climbers.

The terrace forms its own microclimate, protected from

high winds and the elements by the walls, multi-stem tree
planting, tall shrubs and the arbor structure.

Accessible areas are offset from the perimeter for safety and
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Openings in the perimeter parapet create framed views
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There is direct access from the amenity space via steps, as

well as an accessible route via a break out terrace space.

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01 Terrace with seating

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03 Raised steel edge with integrated seating

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05 Timber arbor with climbers

01 Magneten Sensory Garden, Frederiksberg, MASU Planning

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02 Magneten Sensory Garden, Frederiksberg, MASU Planning
03 Grasses & Perennial planting Water feature
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