Thorney Green Road
Our initial commission provided early LVA desk and field study input to the design process. This was key to the success of the project as it was a sensitive location expanding on the edge of an attractive Suffolk village and in relative proximity to the neighbouring town. The LVA input included an outline development strategy aimed at producing a development reflecting the distinctive characteristics of this as a village formed around strip greens, as well as protecting against any perception that the development would be closing the gap between the settlements.
The application was refused with harms cited to character and appearance of the area, as well as unacceptable compromise to separation of settlements. The client made an appeal against this decision and we successfully defended the findings of our LVA during an informal hearing.
Land Promoter: New Hall Properties (Eastern) Ltd
Date: 2017/18
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Location: Stowupland, Suffolk
Thorney Green Road
Our initial commission provided early LVA desk and field study input to the design process. This was key to the success of the project as it was a sensitive location expanding on the edge of an attractive Suffolk village and in relative proximity to the neighbouring town. The LVA input included an outline development strategy aimed at producing a development reflecting the distinctive characteristics of this as a village formed around strip greens, as well as protecting against any perception that the development would be closing the gap between the settlements.
The application was refused with harms cited to character and appearance of the area, as well as unacceptable compromise to separation of settlements. The client made an appeal against this decision and we successfully defended the findings of our LVA during an informal hearing.
Land Promoter: New Hall Properties (Eastern) Ltd
Date: 2017/18
Location: Stowupland, Suffolk