Setbacks
The Permaculture Setback Areas at Taman Petanu
At Taman Petanu Permaculture is used as the approach to designing a robust and sustainable landscape for the neighborhood.
Following are some snapshots of the setback areas designed by Dan & Aaron of Elemental Permaculture for Taman Petanu.
The principles addressed during the design development included:
Considering the slopes and increasing stability / integrity of the landscape
Channeling the water movement around the site for maximum use and minimum risk
Maximum sizes of your pre-defined building envelopes (by referencing the IMB drawings made)
Previously established setback area consideration (most of the current setbacks are reduced for the building guideline)
View corridors (ensuring all the fabulous views around the site are viewable)
Providing opportunities to make maximum use of both sun and shade at plots
Increasing breeze corridors
Enhancing plot privacy
Considerations for common areas where needed
In the plans below you will see some small red arrows. These refer to the views that are available as cross sections of certain areas of the plan.
CLICK HERE TO GO TO A PAGE WITH VARIOUS CROSS SECTIONS DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION...
Thank you Dan & Aaron!
Master Plan
Common Facilities
Common Pool Path area
Plot No 1 - Petra
Plot No 2 - Roderick
Plot No 3 - Maya
Plot No 5 - Yohan
Plot No 4 - Avi
Plot No 6 - Meghan
Plot No 7 - Ajay
Plot No 8 - Alam Santi
Plot No 9 - Soma
Plot No 10 - Sandhi
Plot No 11 - Mel
Plot No 12 - Vacant
Plot No 13 - Rick
Plot No 14 - Eli
Plot No 15 - Vacant
Plot No 16 - Vacant
Roundabouts / Lookout areas
River access
Channel to eco-farm between plots 8 & 16