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Policy
Where play areas are located off a node of quieter street junctions this must be used to reinforce a central community space.
- Dataset
- Design code rule
- Reference
- P2.7
Policy
Where play areas are located off a node of quieter street junctions this must be used to reinforce a central community space.
Policy
Children’s play areas must not be placed on busy roads, or other roads with high pollution, poor access, no pedestrian crossings or areas that are not overlooked by used spaces.
Policy
Play spaces must have at least one part provided in shade throughout the day.
Policy
Public spaces can be any shape, however the shape and scale must be informed by function and consider safety of users and not be leftover spaces.
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Linear spaces must be well-proportioned, ensuring there are no bottlenecks, and created with activity along the route to encourage movement and opportunity for play.
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Formal open space must include surfaced paths and places to sit and gather; the locations for seating must be accompanied by a rationale for their location. This includes demonstrating consideration of shelter from rain and wind, locations which will received the sun.
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Public realm must consider appropriate shading for key routes, seating and play areas to protect users from the sun.
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Public realm must have accessible routes for users and clear definition of boundaries to ensure they are secure.
Policy
All new development must evidence how it complies with Design Council principles of inclusive design: Inclusive, responsive, flexible, convenient, accommodating for all people, welcoming and realistic.
Policy
Developments of all scales must have focal points at the heart of the community which are designed for meeting.