Alan Morris

The proposed development at 30-64 Pennywell Road, St. Judes, crams too much accommodation on the site and constitutes a gross overdevelopment.

The building proposed for Avon Street is bland, too high, overbearing in some views and does not relate to the history of the site.

We have made critical comments on a draft Broadmead design code, the aim of which is to make design expectations clearer for developers.

We object strongly to the latest proposals for Temple Island, most notably the height and density of the buildings.

The Society has a number of concerns about a proposal to redevelop an existing 3-storey office building into a purpose-built student housing scheme.

We support in principle this project to provide residential units and commercial floorspace but we have major concerns.

A missed opportunity to replace an ugly and incongruous building with something that is worthy of its location in the heart of the historic core of the city.

The proposed development for 359 private sector build-to-rent flats is wholly inappropriate for the site and one which we cannot support.

The brutalist aesthetic in this proposal does not relate to the history of the site in the Silverthorne Lane Conservation Area.