SEE THE SCALE

Two checked viewpoints and the wider site

Start with the two retained before-and-after comparisons, then use the location map and applicant drawings to inspect the wider context.

WHAT IS FIXED

Keep the dimensions visible

The camera review keeps the photographed viewpoints beside the existing 2 metre boundary, the 3.1 metre eastern setback and the stepped levels marked on drawing A20.

Important: These are explanatory mockups. They are not survey work and should not be used to claim an exact line of sight, shadow position or finished appearance.
Roof direction: Drawing A20 shows about 6.4 metres to the eastern eave, about 6.8 to 7.3 metres at the lower eastern roof, about 10.1 metres at the eastern side of the main roof, and about 12.1 metres at its western high point.
Check drawings A20 and A07

TWO CHECKED VIEWPOINTS

See the change from nearby homes and the street

More ground-level locations are being checked before publication.

STREET CORNER

Looking north along Adriatic Lane

This angle shows the lower eastern volume close to Adriatic Lane and the taller main volume set west behind it. Both begin at natural ground, not on top of the boundary infills.

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Current view from the southern street corner after distant vehicles were digitally removedIndicative corner view showing the proposed building beside Adriatic LaneCURRENT VIEWINDICATIVE PROPOSAL
Indicative visualisation. Not a survey.
Applicant plan showing the proposed building and Adriatic Lane

WHERE THE CAMERA WAS

Camera at the southern end of Adriatic Lane, facing about 10 degrees west of north.

Blue shows the approximate camera position and field of view.

Indicative only. The position and viewing angle were estimated from the supplied photograph and marked camera plan.

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GROUND LEVEL

From the house opposite

The near eastern volume is about 6.4 metres to its eave and 6.8 to 7.3 metres to its roof. The main roof behind it rises from about 10.1 to 12.1 metres. The long facade continues beyond both sides of this photograph.

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Current ground-level view across Adriatic Lane after parked cars were digitally removedIndicative ground-level view with the proposed building added behind the existing boundaryCURRENT VIEWINDICATIVE PROPOSAL
Indicative visualisation. Not a survey.
Applicant plan showing the proposed building and Adriatic Lane

WHERE THE CAMERA WAS

Camera at the house opposite, facing west across Adriatic Lane.

Blue shows the approximate camera position and field of view.

Indicative only. The position and viewing angle were estimated from the supplied photograph and marked camera plan.

Check applicant drawing A07
Privacy edit: Parked vehicles were digitally removed from the current photographs before publication. The buildings, boundary, roads and camera viewpoints were retained.

CHOOSE A LOCATION

Walk around the site

Select a numbered camera position to inspect the current photograph and its position on the plan.

Applicant plan with seven approximate camera positions1234567N

Camera positions and viewing cones were calibrated against residents' photographs and remain approximate.

NORTH-EAST APPROACH

Approaching from the north-east

Current street view approaching the site from the north-east

Long street approach. Vehicle and mailbox details were removed for privacy.

Proposal render withheld until the 3D camera and building alignment has been checked.

1Approaching from the north-east2Along the north-east boundary3Across the northern bowling green4From the house opposite5Through the southern boundary trees6Approaching from the south7Looking north along Adriatic Lane

CHANGE THE TIME

Winter-solstice shadow

Choose a time to see why a single noon drawing does not explain afternoon shadow movement or duration.

PROPOSEDBUILDINGADRIATIC LANECORNERHOME AREAN

21 JUNE 2026

12 pm

Maximum shadow reach: about 18 metres

Near noon, the maximum-height envelope casts its shortest selected shadow, mainly south of the building.

Indicative, not expert evidence. This uses Stirling's calculated sun position, a flat site and the 12 metre maximum-height envelope. It does not model every stepped roof, tree, fence or surveyed ground level.
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CHECK THE APPLICANT'S DRAWINGS

Check the orientation and size for yourself

These are the two drawings used to set the building position, roof direction and marked heights in the mockups.

DRAWING A20

Building elevations

Use the north and south elevations to check the stepped eastern and main roof volumes. Use the east elevation to check the length and street-facing form.

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DRAWING A07

Height and site overlay

Use the plan to check the building position and eastern setback. Use the enlarged height diagrams to compare the building with neighbouring houses.

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