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The Village, St Austell

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The terraces

The street front properties have small areas of defensible space.

Roads do not dominate the scheme.

Construction is traditional brick and block, using local materials and local sub contractors.

The house types are built to a high standard of craftsmanship.

Locally inspired colour on the wooden boarding.

Local materials have been used.

Parking is provided at just over one space per unit in a variety of ways.

Detail on the streetscape makes it friendly for all.

The scheme takes advantage of a steep site.

Traditional style housing.

Carefully coordinated use of colour.

Street frontages are stepped and attractive.

A variety of materials makes it feel like a distinct place.

The varied heights of the buildings adds interest.

Higher buildings take advantage of good views of the countryside.

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Visage and Swiss Cottage Cultural Centre

Visage and Swiss Cottage Cultural Centre

The Visage development in Swiss Cottage combines a luxury apartment block with affordable housing and high-quality leisure facilities for use by the wider community. Designed by Terry Farrell & Partners.

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Cornwall

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