Burns Wynd, Maybole
November 5, 2008 | 2 comments
Architect - Austin-Smith:Lord LLP
Contractor - to be appointed
Expected completion 2010
Development Units:
- 4 No 4 apartment, 6 person houses
- 9 No 3 apartment, 4 person houses
This is a development of 13 new build units in a mix of 4 No. 6 person 3 bedroom houses and 9 No. 4 person 2 bedroom houses. The architect is the award winning practice of Austin-Smith:Lord, the engineer is Scott Bennett Associates and the quantity surveyor is Poole Dick Associates. The site has been acquired through the affordable housing policy of South Ayrshire Council and is part of a larger development carried out by Lauderdale Homes. The architect has utilised astute design to deal efficiently with the difficult topography of the site and to create an attractive and interesting street frontage whilst maximising the potential of the striking views to the south.
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Mrs Ruth Blakley said at 3:26 pm on November 6th, 2008:
Have you considered the gross invasion of privacy for the residents of Burns Drive with regards to the proximity of the properties to the existing private properties?
Jim Whiston said at 10:50 am on November 19th, 2008:
Hi Mrs Blakley
As may you know we have now received planning consent for this development.
The house that, I think, you refer to was moved on the plan at the behest of the planners. Whilst it is at 45 degrees to minimise overlooking, the architect will consider the options for adjustments as he develops the scheme further.
I hope that this is of some reassurance.
Jim Whiston