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    Planning Photomontage of a Gap-site House

    Planning photomontage of this gap-site house composites a proposed volume into an existing street photograph. The vacant gap-site sits between 1930s red-brick semis, with a timber fence, weedy grass and a scarred party wall.

    The proposed photomontage of the same gap-site house holds the same camera. The two-storey house fills that gap, with ridge and eaves against the neighbouring roofs.

    Existing street photograph of a gap-site between red-brick semis
    A vacant corner plot sits between 1930s red-brick semis, fenced in timber, with weedy grass and a scarred party wall. Parked cars line the kerb. The pavement turns the corner.
    Planning photomontage of a proposed gap-site house in an existing street photograph
    The proposed two-storey red-brick house fills the same gap. A white front door faces the lawn, a low brick wall meets the pavement, and the neighbouring semis stay in frame.

    The existing street photograph and the proposed volume

    The existing street photograph records the gap at the corner, the pavement and the parked cars.

    The proposed volume of this gap-site house sits in the vacant corner as a red-brick house with a white door and a low front wall.

    Unlike a verified view, this planning photomontage is an illustrative composite.