LANDFORM REMODELLING FOR NEW PATH ACCESS

SPEC

TATO

R LA

NDFO

RM

SPECTATOR AND CIRCULATION DIVIDE

4.5M SECURITY FENCEPLAZA SPACE ARTIFICIAL CRICKET PITCH

CRICKET NETS

GOAL STORAGE

SENIOR FOOTBALL/RUGBY UNION COMBINED AWP120 X 76 METERS(INCL. RUN-OFF)

SENIOR FOOTBALL AWP106 X 70 METERS(INCL. RUN-OFF)

EXTENDED GRASS RUGBY PITCH114 X 70 METRES(INCL. RUN-OFF)

EXTENDED GRASS CRICKET FIELD

BBQ AREA

LARGE LANDFORM

45.72 METRESPROP

OSED

BUI

LDIN

G

RETA

INED

MAT

URE

TREE

AVE

NUE PICNICKING

AREA

THE LAKE

www.southwark.gov.uk

Indicative building visualisation

View looking south from a first floor window on Loncroft Road

BURGESS PARK SPORTS CENTRE

FUNDING & CONSULTATION FEEDBACK

Proposed layout

Waite Street

Cobo

urg

Road

Loncroft Road

Removed Neate Street

Trafalgar Avenue

Primary School

Mosque

Indicative building floor plan

COACHING/MULTI-FUNCTION ROOM

CLUB ROOM & BAR

KITCHEN

OFFICE

COACHING

TEAM CHANGING

OFFICIALS CHANGING

FIRST AIDACCESSIBLE CHANGING

PITCH STORE

PLANT ROOM

RECEPTION FOYER

SPORTS CENTRE BUILDINGAs with the pitches, the feedback from the January 2018 Consultation regarding the design of the new building was equally positive, with a number of key issues highlighted:

»The need for a kitchenette to provide refreshments

»The lack of office space for the different sports clubs operating our of the sports centre.

»The need for more storage space for all the different equiptment needed by the different clubs.

SPORTS PITCH LAYOUTThe feedback from January 2018 Consultation was overall very positive, however there were concerns over a number of aspects of the design as follows:

»Removing Neate Street and the southern portion of Cobourg Road created access issues to the residents of both Cobourg and Loncroft Road.

»There were additional concerns about the impact of removing these roads would have on access to Cobourg Primary School and the associated impact of removing the parking provision along these routes.

»The lack of a shelter for the cricket pitches was highlighted, and the need for a pop-up power unit.

»There were concerns about the proposed new access to the park and the BBQ area from Loncroft Road. The new pitches would have needed

the removal of the existing entrance, and the transplanting/removal of existing trees.

FUNDING » In June 2018 Cabinet approved further funding for improvoing sports pitches in parks which means that external funding is no longer required. There was however a need to update the design within the revised budget.

PARK DEPOT

68 M

ETER

S

12 METERS

EXISTINGLANDFORM

NEWPATH

SPEC

TATO

R LA

NDFO

RM

SPECTATOR LANDFORM

SPEC

TATO

R LA

NDFO

RM

SPECTATOR AND CIRCULATION DIVIDE

PREVIOUS DESIGN PITCH OUTLINE

4.5M SECURITY FENCEPLAZASPACE

NEW MUGA

ARTIFICIAL CRICKET PITCH

EXISTING CRICKET NETSREFURBISHED

COACH DROP OFF

RETAINED PARKING

GOAL STORAGE

SENIOR FOOTBALL/RUGBY UNION

COMBINED AWP106 X 70 METERS(INCL. RUN-OFF)

SENIOR FOOTBALL AWP106 X 70 METERS(INCL. RUN-OFF)

GRASS RUGBY PITCH

CRICKET FIELD

NEW CRICKET SHELTER

BBQ AREA

LARGE EXISTING

LANDFORM

45.72 METRESPROP

OSED

BUI

LDIN

G

RETA

INED

MAT

URE

TREE

AVE

NUE

THE LAKE

Have Your SayYou can tell us what you think about these proposals by emailing:

parks@southwark.gov.uk Please let us have your comments by 5pm on Friday 14th December 2018.

www.southwark.gov.uk

Indicative building visualisations

BURGESS PARK SPORTS CENTRE

PROPOSALS

Proposed layout

Waite Street

Cobo

urg

Road

Loncroft Road

Neate Street

Trafalgar Avenue

Primary School

Mosque

020 7467 1470

LondonT:

Sketch

Nor

th

Not to scale

Not to scale

LEG END

ISSUED BY

DWG. NODATESCALE@A1

STATUS

DRAWN

CHECKED

APPROVED

No dimensions are to be scaled from this drawing.

All dimensions are to be checked on site.

Area measurements for indicative purposes only.

© LDA Design Consulting Ltd. Quality Assured to BS EN ISO 9001 : 2008

Sources

X:\J

OBS

\519

3_BU

RG

ESS

PAR

K SP

OR

TS\7

CAD

\SKE

TCH

\519

3_G

A_PL

ANN

ING

_OPT

ION

7.D

WG

PROJECT TITLE

REV. DESCRIPTION

APP. DATEDRAWING TITLE

This drawing may contain: Ordnance Survey material by permission of

Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office

© Crown Copyright 2015. All rights reserved.

Reference number

OS Open data / © Natural England / © DEFRA / © DECC / © English Heritage.

Contains Ordnance Survey data © Crown copyright and database right 2015

Aerial Photography -

Ordnance Survey

0100031673.

ESRI, DigitalGlobe, GEOEye, i-cubed, USDA FSA,USGD, AEX,

Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN,IGP,swisstopo, the GIS User Community

Indicative building floor plan

CLUB ROOM & BAR

STOREKITCHEN

OFFICES

FIRST AID

TEAM CHANGING

ACCESSIBLE CHANGINGPLANT ROOM

PITCH STORE

REFUSE STORE

OFFCIALS CHANGING

RECEPTION FOYER

SPORTS CENTRE BUILDING »The new Sports Centre building provides an efficient hub for the extended sports facilities; providing changing, social, administrative and coaching services.

»The building is reduced in size, whilst including office space for clubs and maintaining a multi-use events/coaching space and kitchenette for clubs to use.

»Linear building creates efficient arrangement of programme and is easily navigable, with a strong relationship to existing Cricket and Rugby pitches and new MUGA.

»The Entrance is clearly defined along Cobourg Road. It is located at the junction of key pedestrian/arrival routes through the park.

»The Entrance provides single controlled access to all-weather pitches, leading to a warm up area, and visual supervision to cricket and rugby pitches.

»Low impact to residents on Loncroft Road as building does not obstruct existing relationship to park boundary.

» Increased storage provision for clubs.

Key changes from previous proposal:

»Reduction in building size.

»Removal of 1no. multipurpose spaces.

»Cricket/rugby changing room included.

»Reorganisation of rooms.

NEXT STEPS »January 2019 - Design is submitted for planning

»Autumn 2019 - Construction starts

SPORTS CENTRE LAYOUTThe new design (plan below) has overcome the key issues raised at the January 2018 Consultation. The scheme is now being funded entirely by Southwark Council allowing more flexibility in the sporting provision and the way it is run and managed. The sporting offer available has remained the same whilst key issues surrounding the traffic management have been resolved. A large raised table helps to connect the cricket pitches to the rest of the park. The design includes the following:

»2 new All Weather Pitches (AWP) with 3G surface. Both pitches meet the requirements for both club level rugby and football. The new AWPs can also hold 9, 7 and 5-a-side football games, lacrosse and American football, and also facilitate training for all these and other sports. The AWPs will be floodlit and light spill technologies will reduce their impact on both residents and wildlife. The impact on the existing park topography is reduced with the slightly smaller pitch.

»A new Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) will be located opposite the new sports centre providing a free of charge sports facility with basketball hoops, goals and floodlighting.

»A new secure cricket shelter and pop up power point to be located alongside the cricket nets, providing a small space to gather during training or matches.

»Two way access along Neate Street and Cobourg Road retained.

»The creation of a new public plaza space providing an entrance way into Burgess Park and a welcoming space at the new sports centre.

»Provision of new footpaths, seating, signage, street furniture and sports equipment, ensuring the sports facilities are carefully integrated with the park and maximise activity and connectivity as part of the wider context.

»The new design enables the retention of 10 trees previously marked down for removal meaning a total of 21 trees will now be removed. Tree losses will be compensated with new tree planting at the sports centre site.

»The now redundant entrance into the park at the corner of Neate Street and Cobourg Road will be removed and returned to parkland. The remainder of Neate Street and Cobourg Road will remain as they currently exist. Parking will be removed from the southern end of Cobourg Road.

»New designated coach drop off on Neate Street.

»Parking surveys have shown that parking demand will not outweigh supply of new spaces.

»Material generated from the works will be retained on site and used to create spectator landforms.

PARK DEPOT

60 M

ETER

S

10 METERS