Hortham Village
by Barratt Homes
The Hortham Village demonstrates how to create a place by simply retaining a large amount of existing landscape within the project boundary. A striking amount of mature large trees have been retained by creating a master plan around the existing site conditions. Despite a relatively standard housing architecture, the overall site benefits hugely from these dominating trees that form the centre of the public amenity spaces that residents can use and look onto due to large amount of housing facing the landscape.
Residential Greening Factor
Residential Urban Greening Factor: 0.64
Total Site Area: 197,000sqm
Amenity grassland: 47%
(public space grass and garden grass areas)
Semi-natural vegetation: 27%
(natural mature trees and species rich grassland)
Sealed surfaces: 26%
(roads, driveways and building footprint)
Select a surface cover type:
Greening Contribution: 86,000 (x1 greening factor)
Semi-natural vegetation: 86,000sqm
Species rich grassland: 53,000sqm
Natural trees canopy: 33,000sqm
Greening Contribution: 2,448 (x0.6 greening factor)
Total Street Tree Canopy: 4,080sqm
Greening Contribution: 38,000 (x0.4 greening factor)
Amenity grassland: 95,000sqm
Public space grass: 67,000 sqm
Garden grass: 28,000sqm
Greening Contribution: 0 (x0 greening factor)
Total sealed surface: 54,000sqm
Building footprint: 20,000 sqm
Road surface: 34,000 sqm