This looks pretty good....I'd want to live there. Seems to have gone down the student route though.
NOTTINGHAM | 100 - 104 Derby Road | 7 Floors | 20m | U/C
Height - 20m / 66ft
Floors - 7
Space - 49 residential units
Use - Student / Residential + Retail
Architects - Allan Joyce Architects
Developer - Mr K Tang
A planning application has been submitted for the demolition and redevelopment of 100 - 104 Derby Road. The site is nestled between Derby Road and Wollaton Street.
The development will consist of ground floor retail units fronting Derby Road, 5 floors of student accommodation with a plant room up top. Due to the topography of the site, Wollaton Street will see an elevation of 6 storeys, as the retail elements will be beneath ground level at this end.
The design compliments its surroundings in a contemporary manor. A detailed brick facade with full floor to ceiling height windows framed in a metal casing will jut out above the street. The patterned sections next to some of the windows are to be 'honeycomb backlit brick' as described by the architect. The first 5 floors respect and follow the roof line of the neighbouring buildings whilst floors 6 and 7 set back, only to be visible from further afar and on the skyline.
The Site
Renders
Massing Diagrams and Drawings
Facade
Interactive Development Map
You can view as to where the development is on my Nottingham Interactive Development Map:
Floors - 7
Space - 49 residential units
Use - Student / Residential + Retail
Architects - Allan Joyce Architects
Developer - Mr K Tang
A planning application has been submitted for the demolition and redevelopment of 100 - 104 Derby Road. The site is nestled between Derby Road and Wollaton Street.
The development will consist of ground floor retail units fronting Derby Road, 5 floors of student accommodation with a plant room up top. Due to the topography of the site, Wollaton Street will see an elevation of 6 storeys, as the retail elements will be beneath ground level at this end.
The design compliments its surroundings in a contemporary manor. A detailed brick facade with full floor to ceiling height windows framed in a metal casing will jut out above the street. The patterned sections next to some of the windows are to be 'honeycomb backlit brick' as described by the architect. The first 5 floors respect and follow the roof line of the neighbouring buildings whilst floors 6 and 7 set back, only to be visible from further afar and on the skyline.
The Site
Renders
Massing Diagrams and Drawings
Facade
Interactive Development Map
You can view as to where the development is on my Nottingham Interactive Development Map:
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