Accommodation Enhancement and Expansion boards

Horwood Hall Pattern + Texture Landscape Design L D N A A C S A Landscape Rich in Pattern & Texture PE In designed parks and gardens, patterns were used within the landscape as an accent to spark interest. The majority of patterns employed geometric designs such as parterre gardens or through symmetrical planting along promenades for example. Textures were used far more subtly. Textures often denoted points of arrival such as the use of gravel driveways as one entered the estate. Flowing geometry - wide sweeping routes through Horwood Hall seek to lead people through the landscape whilst linking them to the Hub. The Hub itself straddles one of these routes. A stair and lift within The Hub enable pedestrians to move freely along this route whilst also negotiating a change in level. B LANDSCAPED COURTYARD SPACES BETWEEN BUILDINGS TO INCLUDE A ROOF TERRACE OVER THE PROPOSED MUSIC FACILITY. A D A A B PROPOSED COURTYARD PARKING AREA FOR THE MEDICAL CENTRE CIRCA 20 SPACES C A B A w e Vi A diamond pattern is to be used within the planting, paving and landscape features. This pattern will be used at key junctions, building entrances or as focal points within the landscape. The landscape will use materials with different textures such as paving, boardwalks, gravel etc, in order to subtly help people orientate themselves. These textures will also help to differentiate between a route to and from The Hub, or a link between the Heart of the Campus and the Development Zone, for example. PROPOSED STRATEGIC FOOTPATH AND CYCLE LINK BETWEEN THE HEART OF THE CAMPUS AND THE DEVELOPMENT ZONE. EXISTING ROADWAY RESURFACED FOR PEDESTRIAN PRIORITY A PROPOSED BOARDWALKS LEAD THROUGH THE EXISTING WOODLAND BELT IN ORDER TO PROVIDE CLEAR ACCESSIBLE LINKS EAST TO WEST WHILST RETAINING EXISTING TREES Textural changes may also be employed to highlight a seating area or building entrance. SERVICE YARD FOR THE HUB PROPOSED HARD PAVED PLAZA PROVIDING SOCIAL AND GATHERING SPACE ADJACENT TO THE HUB ACCESS ALONG PLANTATION PARK RESTRICTED TO EMERGENCY VEHICLES PROPOSED TERRACED PARKING AREA TO ACCOMMODATE CIRCA 211 SPACES Proposed New Social Hub and Reception Proposed Recycling Centre D Music and Teaching Facility Proposed Secure Cycle Parking E Keele Post-graduate Association (KPA)- House 99 A Proposed Townhouses B Proposed Cluster Flats PEDESTRIAN AND CYCLE SPINE LINKING EXISTING AND PROPOSED ACCOMMODATION TO THE HUB Medical Centre C B B B PROPOSED PARKING AREA FOR THE KPA - CIRCA 8 SPACES LANDSCAPED COURTYARD SPACES BETWEEN BUILDINGS FOR STUDENT AMENITY E INFORMAL LAWN AND GARDEN SPACE FOR THE KPA B Horwood Hall

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