There are a set of architect’s drawings showing the location and existing levels on the site. There are detailed plans of the whole site and immediate area from above, a section through the site and elevations from each side. There is a diagram showing how noise will be reduced on the site and all the options for the custom floor plans for the houses.
There are a set of architect’s drawings of Bramble Row, taken from different angles. There are also a series of photographs of the wider area taken from different positions. These are arranged in pairs, with the original photograph placed next to a copy with an architect’s drawing of Bramble Row placed into it.
Here is a section of one of the maps. They are very detailed drawings of the existing Bramble Row site showing surfaces, boundaries, existing buildings, features, contours and heights. Note that these have not been included separately in the planning application, but are used by the architect in drawing up plans and referenced in the flood risk assessment.