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From the survey, we have recorded the dimension of each floor and reproduce it into the layout plan.

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In UK, most of the buildings are refurbished rather than demolished. This is because the buildings in UK are focus on sustainability and also because of refurbishment is less costly. However, sometimes refurbishment is more costly compare to a new built development. This is because the building is not in good condition. Thus, it is important to consider whether to rebuild or refurbish the buildings to prevent unnecessary money outflow.

From here, I learned that if the building is in good condition, the best way to maintain it is to refurbish it rather than demolishing. It can be also the change of use of the building for example, from a storeroom to a coffee shop or from a restaurant to the low-budget hotel, as long as the condition of building is still good.

During the seminar, I had learned about risk assessment also. I have not done any risk assessment when studying at TARUC. At this lesson, I found out that it is quite important to do a risk assessment as we can identify the risk and finding measures to prevent it. I also found out that it is important for a group of people, sit down and brainstorming for the solution. I think this can enhance my teamworking skills as under the RICS competence requirement.

RICS Professional Competency Mapping Framework for Programme Appraisal and Benchmarking
Reference

[ONLINE] Available at:http://www.rics.org/Global/Competency_Mapping_Framework_011013_dwl_aj.pdf. [Accessed 26 July 2014].

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In UK, most of the buildings are refurbished rather than demolished. This is because the buildings in UK are focus on sustainability and also because of refurbishment is less costly. However, sometimes refurbishment is more costly compare to a new built development. This is because the building is not in good condition.

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Conservation area in the map is surrounded by the line as circled in the legend of the map. Available from Sheffield City Council Proposal Map

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Link to Development Appraisal Padlet Wall

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Link to Development Appraisal Padlet Wall

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Risk Assessment to the site. Potential risk to be analysed and preventive measures to be identified.

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This form is filled when conducting the survey at the building site.

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Photos of the interior of the buildings.

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Conservation Area Policy for Cultural Industries Quarter

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Conservation Area Policy for Cultural Industries Quarter

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Matilda Street Site is located under Cultural Industries Quarter (CIQ). There are specified CIQ appraisal which specify what can do and what cannot be done at the conservation area.

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Policy H1 is available in Page 106

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Ground Floor, First Floor and Second Floor Layout

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Policy H1 that describe Flexible Use Area

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The building site in located at the high possibility of flood risk. Therefore, essential flood management plan is needed.

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Based on the Proposal Map from Sheffield City Council, the site is in YELLOW colour and it is FLEXIBLE USE AREA

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Location of site from google map

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Access Road to the site. The road is narrow and can allow only one car to go in the entrance. Thus, temporary road is needed when construction.

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Entrance of Site

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Car park of building site

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Front View of Building

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Back View of Building