The developers could really get the people of Surbiton onside and bring great benefit to them by funding a pedestrian bridge across the river from the site. Thus opening up the under used Home Park to Surbiton (not to mention Hampton Court Gardens and Bushy Park beyond).
Richard Wall-Budden (not verified), 41 weeks ago...
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At last!
Something contemporary to replace the wasteland that has been an eyesore for years! Never mind the Daily Mail readers who will, no doubt, burst their collective blood vessels in wild protestations. Good luck to you. As a council of perfection, perhaps slightly less brutal architecture, but that can always be softened by landscaping or maybe staggered profile. As for the Sailing Club Protest....C'mon boys; if you can tack safely around the existing cast iron hulks that presently block the fairway, I fail to see how narrowboats moored in their place can present a hazard to navigation.
don't be fools, pay attention and look at the detail, great scheme all in all, technology works, video posted is purely a hypothetical example showing the technology, site plans looked great at exhibition.
Is this a late April Fools or something?
Why don't go the whole hog and cover the whole Thames with these floating concrete boxes.
Councillors - tell them to get stuffed. This is pure greed and vandalism.
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The developers could really get the people of Surbiton onside and bring great benefit to them by funding a pedestrian bridge across the river from the site. Thus opening up the under used Home Park to Surbiton (not to mention Hampton Court Gardens and Bushy Park beyond).
At last!
Something contemporary to replace the wasteland that has been an eyesore for years! Never mind the Daily Mail readers who will, no doubt, burst their collective blood vessels in wild protestations. Good luck to you. As a council of perfection, perhaps slightly less brutal architecture, but that can always be softened by landscaping or maybe staggered profile. As for the Sailing Club Protest....C'mon boys; if you can tack safely around the existing cast iron hulks that presently block the fairway, I fail to see how narrowboats moored in their place can present a hazard to navigation.
Clever idea, but wrong location.
don't be fools, pay attention and look at the detail, great scheme all in all, technology works, video posted is purely a hypothetical example showing the technology, site plans looked great at exhibition.
Hydro properties 'Can-Float' design video:
Is this a late April Fools or something?
Why don't go the whole hog and cover the whole Thames with these floating concrete boxes.
Councillors - tell them to get stuffed. This is pure greed and vandalism.
What a bloody joke!!!!!! No chance hydro properties!!!!!!!!! On your bike!!!!
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