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Lincoln’s Inherited Character
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OPUN Workshop
1. Introduce Lincoln Townscape Assessment (LTA)
2. Implementation in Lincoln
3. Case study workshop (20-30 mins)
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Lincoln Townscape Assessment
Aims:
• Characterisation project recoding the inherited character of the entire city
• Identify how the past influences the present
• Take holistic approach incorporating principles of urbanism, archaeology and ecology
Outcomes
• Evidence-led approach to considering future change in Lincoln
• Place-based understanding and awareness of local distinctiveness
• Physical structure for ‘intangible’ elements of character
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Character Areas• Historical Development
– Legibility– Tangible
• Ground survey
– Built environment
– Experiential
– Natural and semi-natural
– Urban form
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Character Areas
• Mapped information for each area
• Urban Form
– Block Structure
– Set backs
– Frontages
– Open Spaces
– Circulation
• Tells us about how an area is working an how it is experienced
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Character Area Statements
• Statement:
– Overview
– Historical development
– Urban Form
– Views
– Condition and Use
– Ecological Characteristics
– Bullet Points
• Impartial – free from value
judgements
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www.heritageconnectlincoln.com
• Bespoke mobile and desktop web design
• 3G + smart phones
• GPS – location aware
Information accessed through each place:
– Statement– Heritage/ecological info– Maps– Photos– Feedback– Consultations
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LTA Implementation
• 2009-2011
Place-shaping:
• Planning Strategy and Policy
• Neighbourhood Planning
• Development Management
• Final Report early 2012
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Design and Development
Developers• Design principles• D&A statement• Heritage studies
DM Officers• Pre-application, evaluation,
negotiation and appeal stages• Conservation Area Appraisals• Masterplans• Development briefs, LDOs
• NOT CONSERVATION-LED!
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Workshop
1. Review proposal and consider its contribution
• Key LTA characteristics
• Urban mapping
• Photos and images of site and surrounds
• Principles within the Design and Access statement
2. Identify any alternative design principles
3. Reasoning
4. Present findings
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Key LTA characteristics:
• West Parade dominant street/backbone
• Gable ends for civic and ecclesiastical buildings
• Strong building lines
• Repetitive pattern of form, scale and decoration
• Corner buildings respect position
• Active frontages
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Contribution and Design Principles
Contribution:• Secondary emphasis on West
Parade
• Low activity at street-level
• Doesn’t reflect corner position
• Plain with limited decoration
• Residential/ecclesiastical form
• Scale, height, building line
• Contemporary design (D&A)
Principles:
• Orientate to West Parade
• Pattern and style of fenestration
• Corner feature/treatment
• Emphasise repeated form of properties using decorative elements
• Reduce prominence of gables, and use in smaller scale
• Modern interpretation of existing characteristics
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Key outcomes of using LTA
• Shared evidence-base for the negotiation of change
• Robust evidence-led place-shaping approach to local distinctiveness
• Clarity, rigour and speed in decision-making
• Maximise the benefit Lincoln gets from its inherited character and sense of place
• Greater ability to monitor and improve how places are developed