Planning Advice Note 68: Design Statements
Explains what a design statement is, why it is a useful tool, when it is required and how it should be prepared and presented.
Planning Advice Note 68: Design Statements
Conclusion
All applicants, including developers, architects, designers and agents, should consider design
as an integral part of the development process. This advice aims to encourage more attention
to be given to the design of developments.
Although it will involve some additional work to present ideas and thinking, in many cases it can
be achieved simply. It should not be an onerous task. By providing additional information, which explains and illustrates the design principles and design concept, applicants are likely to benefit from a greater degree of certainty in the planning process, and quicker decision making. The result should be improved quality of new development, lasting improvements to the built environment and successful places.
analysis • concept
although it will involve some additional work to present ideas and thinking, in many cases it can be achieved simply
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