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Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Planning applications for tall buildings within Belfast have notably increased over recent years, with a focus on 'high rise' office schemes to meet business needs that require high quality floorspace

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

The design of particular aspects of the building, such as the 'top' component, can assist in this regard particularly when considered in relation to existing context and key views and vistas. Where a

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

In assessing tall building proposals, key considerations will be: • Understanding existing building heights but also the topography, built form and landscape of the city and how the proposals will imp

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

If not carefully considered, tall buildings can create significant issues of overshadowing and overlooking. Proposals for tall buildings adjacent to or in close proximity of other buildings, need to e

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Planning permission will be granted for tall buildings, defined as any building 35m above ordnance datum (AOD) or taller or those which are significantly higher than their surroundings, where they: (g

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Opportunities should be taken to maximise light penetration through the use of dual aspect layouts. All homes should benefit from adequate sunlight provision in at least one habitable room for part of

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Where single aspect dwellings are unavoidable, the proposed layout should demonstrate that all habitable rooms/kitchens are provided with adequate ventilation, privacy and daylight and the orientation

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Proposals should avoid minimum separation distances that impact access to sunlight/daylight, outlook, privacy and views.