
My brain seems to be full of ideas, but I can rarely get them down onto
paper.
Green & brown roofs are vital for enhancing biodiversity, and also
enabling dual usage of spaces. Being able to incorporate this within North
Place would be a valued addition to green urban space, but also as a nature
highway through the town. I do feel though, that the curved aspect is not the
best use of usable space.
Cheltenham is a regency town, and how can I incorporate its heritage into my
design? the key aspects of Georgian architecture, use geometric angular
platonic shapes with tall columns and hard railings. In the bottom image, the
foreground shows 2 levels of a ground-level building with glass perimeter panes
separated by stone columns. these are mirrors across the route to the
underground car park. The car park entrance it made with a large water feature,
however in this instance I did not like what I had drawn for this.

Cleeve hill is visible to the north east of North Place. I’d like to incorporate this borrowed landscape and make it integral to my design.

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