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Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

In addition to triggering the policy requirements of DES3, proposals for tall buildings will also be expected to meet DES1 policy requirements which contains general placemaking and urban design crite

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Tall buildings do not need to make an unnecessarily loud statement, nor should every tall building be designed as an iconic, flagship or landmark building. Instead, their architectural language should

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Such applications may include additional floorspace being added above a heritage asset where the resultant height would trigger the tall building definition and in turn the policy requirements of DES3

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Proposals for the reuse of unlisted historic buildings should support conservation principles, with any proposed interventions informed by an understanding of the building's heritage significance. Dev

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Belfast City Centre is an identified area of archaeological potential, which highlights the likelihood of encountering archaeological remains relating to the evolution of the city, particularly in the

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Careful consideration needs to be given to the impact of tall buildings on heritage assets such as the listed St Anne's Cathedral located in the heart of the Cathedral Quarter.

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

The Peter Froggatt Centre utilises a restricted material palette (red clay brickwork, glazed screens and bronze anodised panels) which respond to historic context. Deep brick reveals and extended curt

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

From a sustainability point of view, tall buildings can have a role to play in placing emphasis and drawing attention to areas of civic or visual importance, including major public transport interchan

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Design excellence will always be sought in all development applications, particularly those which include a tall building. However, it is important that attention is not focussed solely on the archite

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: (e

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

How a building interacts at street level is critical and is acutely so in the case of tall buildings, which due to their height and massing tend to exceed dimensions typically associated with more tra

Belfast·SPG006 Tall Buildings

Non-active uses such as refuse stores, undercroft parking and utility/sub-stations, should be kept to a minimum along ground floor frontages, particularly those along primary streets and fronting area

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: (f