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Introduction  \n1.1 Background: Addressing the need for larger homes  \n1.2 Approach to extensions and alterations  \n1.3 How your application will be assessed  \n1.4 Other Considerations  \nPart 2. Roof Extensions  \n2.1 Section 1: Self-Assessment Chart  \nA. Are you in an identified street?  \nB. What is your housing type?  \nC. What type of extension can I do?  \n2.2 Section 2: Roof Extensions – Key Design Principles  \n1. Scale and Form  \n2. Proportions  \n3. Alignment and Symmetry  \n4. Uniformity  \n2.3 Section 3: Roof Extensions – Detailed Design Guidance 1. Materials and Detailing  \n2. Wall Finishes  \n3. Roofs  \n4. Windows  \nGlossary  \nAppendices  \nAppendix 1. BRE Sunlight/Daylight Guidance Appendix 2. Building Control Advice  \nAppendix 3. Climate Resilience  \nAppendix 4. Excluded Housing Types  \n5  \n5  \n6  \n7  \n7  \n9  \n10  \n11  \n13  \n20  \n24  \n24  \n25  \n26  \n27  \n28  \n28  \n29  \n30  \n33  \n34  \n35  \n36  \n37  \n39  \nAccessibility Statement  \nIf you require this document in a different format, please email  \n [planmaking@hackney.gov.uk](planmaking@hackney.gov.uk)  \nWe will consider your request and get back to you in the next five working days.  \nCONTENTS  \n| Stamford Hill Design Guide | 3  \nStructure of the Guide  \nThis Design Guide is structured into two key parts:  \nPart 1  \nIntroduces the guide, provides background on the need for larger homes in the Stamford Hill Area Action Plan (AAP) area and sets out the approach to extensions in the area, along with other important considerations.  \nPart 2  \nProvides design guidance for roof extensions on a number of housing types in identified streets, in the form of front and rear dormers and/or an additional matching floors.  \nFig. 1: Dunsmure Road  \nPart 1. Introduction  \n| Stamford Hill Design Guide | 5  \nPart 1. Introduction  \nStamford Hill has a rich heritage and a diverse community. With its wide tree lined streets and beautiful green spaces, Stamford Hill has historically been considered a place of refuge for people who have escaped persecution or war. People from a wide range of backgrounds live in Stamford Hill.  \nThe purpose of this supplementary planning document is to provide design guidance on how to extend at roof level on some of the common house types across the Stamford Hill area, in order to create larger homes. It is a tailored response that responds directly to the altered rooflines in many of the streets and also addresses the specific housing needs of the community.  \nIt provides additional guidance on how to implement Policy AAP3 Residential Extensions & Alterations in the emerging Stamford Hill Area Action Plan. Once adopted Stamford Hill AAP will, along with the Hackney Local Plan, 2020 and London Plan 2021, form the development plan used to assess planning applications in Hackney. Once adopted, this Design Guide will be a material consideration in the determination of planning applications for house extensions in Stamford Hill.  \n1.1 Background: Addressing the need for larger homes  \nThe Census 2021 data identifies that Stamford Hill has a high average household size, with higher bedroom occupancy and experiences substantially more overcrowding compared to the rest of the borough. There is a need for more large homes suitable for large families.  \nIn addition to experiencing substantially more overcrowding, the community that resides in Stamford Hill has a highly distinctive age structure, which is significantly skewed towards young children and adults, resulting in large household sizes across the AAP area and many households requiring additional space.  \nTo respond to these needs, the emerging Stamford HIll Area Action Plan draft AAP seeks to further maximise the delivery of larger family sized homes by supporting larger extensions in identified streets, which have heavily altered rooflines.  \nThe draft AAP includes Policy AA","cbCaidHQ2iMEbTew","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidHQ2iMEbTew","pdf",7693992,41,"English","# Part 1. Introduction\n## 1.1 Background: Addressing the need for larger homes\n## 1.2 Approach to extensions and alterations\n## 1.3 How your application will be assessed\n## 1.4 Other Considerations\n# Part 2. 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