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Parking Improvement OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
Easy maintenance soft landscaping borders
Parking demarcation
posts damaged/ vandalised
Garages underused, cause safety
concerns
On street
parking on Arnold Road
creates access issues
Raised bays have
no use
Existing parking provision
Existing parking baysExisting garages
Key:
Abandoned vehicles left
in car parking courts
Existing parking bays retainedProposed new parking bays
Key:
Existing emergency access retained
Option for new mobility bays
Formal on street parking bays Attractive/ overlooked parking courtsEaling Housing Regeneration Parking Provision
HTA Architects for London Borough of Ealing Doc No: MIE(IM) AS 020Rev *
Existing parking space provision
Existing garage provision Total provision Unit catchment Existing parking
ratioProposed parking space provision Change(+/-) Unit catchment Proposed
parking ratioCowings Mead 24 4 28 39 0.72 Cowings Mead 40 12 39 1.03Fortunes Mead 10 8 18 19 0.95 Fortunes Mead 25 7 19 1.32Priors Field 13 4 17 32 0.53 Priors Field 28 11 32 0.88Bruffs Meadow 30 18 48 58 0.83 Bruffs Meadow 59 11 58 1.02Attewood Road 38 0 38 37 1.03 Attewood Road 46 8 37 1.24Stroud Field 39 0 39 37 1.05 Stroud Field 45 6 37 1.22New Park Close 32 7 39 52 0.75 New Park Close 53 14 52 1.02Laymead Close 33 9 42 54 0.78 Laymead Close 54 12 54 1.00Roxbourne Close 32 11 43 40 1.08 Roxbourne Close 54 11 40 1.35Field End 4 4 8 8 1.00 Field End 8 4 8 1.00Arnold Road 27 0 27 47 0.57 Arnold Road 49 22 47 1.04Totals 282 65 347 423 0.82 Totals 461 118 423 1.09
Increased capacity parking space provision
07.02.12
Existing parking space provision
Ealing Housing Regeneration Parking Provision
HTA Architects for London Borough of Ealing Doc No: MIE(IM) AS 020Rev *
Existing parking space provision
Existing garage provision Total provision Unit catchment Existing parking
ratioProposed parking space provision Change(+/-) Unit catchment Proposed
parking ratioCowings Mead 24 4 28 39 0.72 Cowings Mead 40 12 39 1.03Fortunes Mead 10 8 18 19 0.95 Fortunes Mead 25 7 19 1.32Priors Field 13 4 17 32 0.53 Priors Field 28 11 32 0.88Bruffs Meadow 30 18 48 58 0.83 Bruffs Meadow 59 11 58 1.02Attewood Road 38 0 38 37 1.03 Attewood Road 46 8 37 1.24Stroud Field 39 0 39 37 1.05 Stroud Field 45 6 37 1.22New Park Close 32 7 39 52 0.75 New Park Close 53 14 52 1.02Laymead Close 33 9 42 54 0.78 Laymead Close 54 12 54 1.00Roxbourne Close 32 11 43 40 1.08 Roxbourne Close 54 11 40 1.35Field End 4 4 8 8 1.00 Field End 8 4 8 1.00Arnold Road 27 0 27 47 0.57 Arnold Road 49 22 47 1.04Totals 282 65 347 423 0.82 Totals 461 118 423 1.09
Increased capacity parking space provision
07.02.12
Existing parking space provision
•Remove all the existing garages
•Remove demarcation posts
•Remove raised separation bays
•Propose dedicated mobility bays for use by less abled/ older residents.
Notenough parking spaces
Option for ncreased parking provision
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Landscaped buffers to vehicular routes
Refuse & Recycling Improvement OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
Unsightly and
uncontrolled refuse collection
day storagepoints
Lackof storage space for
refuse andrecycling
Recycling points
overflowing/sufferfromfly
tipping
Some recycling
binsmissing
Some recycling
facilities have access issues
Communal refuse
facilities frequentlyoverflow
Bins are left
outside of the dedicated
stores
Existing external cupboards
Existing communal refuse stores
Key:
Small external
cupboards are not large enough to store weekly
refuse
Existing refuse provision
Existing recycling provision
Existing 30m carry distance zone
Existing communal recycling bins
Key:
Existing 30m carry distance zone
•Attractive new communal bin stores/ enclosures
•Located along key/ easily accessible routes
•Close to every home, and within 30m of the furthest houses
• Increase storage capacity of communal refuse stores where required
•Small external storage cupboards to houses can be reincorporated into kitchen spaces by residents at a later date
Timber refuse/ recycling enclosures
Landscaped refuse/ recycling enclosure
Option for increased refuse provision
Option for increased recycling provision
Proposed communal refuse stores
Existing communal refuse stores
Key:
New 30m carry distance zones
Proposed communal refuse stores
Existing communal refuse stores
Key:
New 30m carry distance zones
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Entrance Core Improvement OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Entrances to cores are tucked away
from view
Existing entrances to
stair cores are not visible to
visitors
Entrance cores have
windows with obscured
glass
The route to
the entrance core feels
unsafe
Signage/ wayfinding
is lacking or confusing
•Restrict access to behind the entrance core to make the space more secure
•Replace the existing obscure glazing with transparent glazing to improve surveillance and security.
• Increase the size of existing windows or add more windows to blank elevations
• Improve lighting levels
•Improvesignage/wayfinding
• Increase refuse storage capacity where required
• Integrate entrance core improvement works with adjacent landscaping proposals
Typical existing entrance core plan
Entrance to stair core is hidden from view
Obscured glazing to stair core windows
Refuse stores often reach full capacity before collection day
Entrance to ground floorhomewithin‘blind spot’
Access is currently from both sides of the entrance core
External lightinglevels feelinadequate
Current signage hardtofind/read/confusing for visitors
Integrated approach involving improvements to entrance core with enhanced landscaping proposals
Entrances are
uninviting
Signage/Wayfindingoptions
Entrance core refurbishments, Clapham, South London.
New Development OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
Fortune’s Mead has the least
amount of parking
Ridgeway Walk
area suffers from antisocial behaviour and
crime
Telephone box is
vandalised/ used for antisocial
behaviour
Youths loiter on
the steps along Shepherds & Forlong Path
What you have told us... New homes options and principles
Youthsbreak into and hang
around stair cores
Service area behind
Ridgeway Walk is
unattractive
HollowfieldWalk could
have a more direct connection
to Arnold Road
Open space
edge feels unsafe at
night
Opportunities for new development
Key:Open Space Edge
Maisonette Block Ends
Ridgeway Walk/ Fortunes Mead
Open Space Edge
•Bring activity to the park edge with small scale new homes overlooking the park
• Improve street pattern and building layouts
• Increase street lighting along the park edge
• Improve security by blocking existing narrow, rear alleys
• Integrate new/existing homes with landscape improvements including; play areas, allotments and walkways/ nature trails.
Maisonette Block Ends
•Bring activity to the park edge with small scale new homes overlooking the park
•Combine new homes at the maisonette block ends with improvedentrancecoreaccess,benefitingeveryone
• Integrate new homes with landscape improvements including; play areas, allotments and walkways/ nature trails.
Arnold Road/ Ridgeway Walk/ and Fortunes Mead
•Reconsider the layout of Ridgeway Walk and Fortunes Mead areas to...
• ... front shops on to Arnold Road
• ... increase security and improve building layout with new street and path hierarchy
•...connectHollowfieldWalktoArnoldRoad
• ...increase current parking numbers
ARNOLD ROAD
Priors Field
HollowfieldWalk
Hollow
fieldW
alk
Shepherds Path
Shops
Park
Park
Park
Open Space OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Path Network Option 1 Path Network Option 2 Path Network Option 3
Open space is
enjoyed and valued
There are no
definedpathsthrough open space to bus
stop
Tracks are muddy and unsafe
Existing pathways
end at edge of open
Open space
edge feels unsafe at
night
Open space is
crossed by many desire
lines
•Installdefinedpathswithinopenspace that connect desire lines
•Extend existing paths into open space to encourage access
•Create seating areas
• Improve biodiversityOpportunities for seating adjacent
paths
Opportunities for seating within open
space
Opportunities to increase biodiversity
Paving OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Primarypedestrianroute:HollowfieldWalk
Secondary pedestrian routes: Accessing front doors
Tertiary pedestrian routes: Accessing rear gardens
Existing routes to be closed
Proposed routes to core entrances
Repaired pavements
are unsafe and unattractive
Tree roots
create unsafe pavements
Broken and lifting
paving slabs create trip hazards
Green hoops
restrict car access to Hollowfield
Walk
Step access
restricts access for the
less mobile
Narrow lanes
without front doors feel
unsafe
No paths across
grassed areas to Maisonnette entrance cores
•Replace paving to remove hazards
•Fence-off or close narrow alleys without front doors
• Improve lighting levels
•Improvesignage/wayfinding
•Add new paths to improve access to entrances
•Create hierarchy of streets using different paving types
Block Paving
Potential Paving Materials
Resin Bound Gravel Paving Clay Paving Flag Paving
Key:
Landscape Structure OptionsIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
What you have told us... Improvement Options
Boundary Treatments and Private Terraces - consistancy and openess
HollowfieldWalk
Hedge planting to rear and side boundaries
Shrub and herbaceous planting to front boundaries
Incidental garden spaces
Parking Courtyards
HollowfieldWalk
Hedge planting to rear and side boundaries
Shrub and herbaceous planting to front boundaries
Incidental garden spaces
Parking Courtyards
HollowfieldWalk could be softened with planting
There is alot
of paving in some areas
It would be
nice to have some seating
areas
Front and back
boundary fences could be softened
with planting
Consistancy of fence types would improve apprearance
LandscapeStructure:Re-configuredparkingwithIncidentalGardens/SeatingAreas LandscapeStructure:Increasedandre-configuredparking
•Plant hedges against back garden fences
•Plant shrubs and herbaceous plants (max. 600mm high) to front entrance paths
•Create incidental garden/seating rooms
•Re-configureandextendparking
Shrub and herbaceous planting to entrance paths
Low hedges to entrance paths Higher hedges to back garden fences
Potential to combine hedges and shrub planting
More open back fences Lattice tops to reduce height of back fences
Open fences to private terraces Open fences and planting to front gardens
Boundary treatments - softening built edges
Garden Rooms/ Incidental Seating Areas OpportunitiesIslip Manor Estate - Residents’ Workshop One 14th February 2013
Garden Rooms - opportunities Incidental Seating Areas - opportunities
OptionOne:Re-configuredparkingwithIncidentalGardens/SeatingAreas OptionTwo:Increasedandre-configuredparking
Urban Agriculture - Allotments and Orchards - working together
Play Trail - playing together
Youth and Adult Play - playing together