Site Analysis Report

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SITE ANALYSIS REPORT
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Introduction
The purpose of this report is to provide thorough information about the site assets and
liabilities. This includes the physical characteristics, site context, nature of its wider
surroundings and linkages. It also covers both internal and external characteristics of
the site (LaGro, 2013, p. 628). Developmental constraints have been discussed help
the client identify potential development.
Site Location
The Site is located at the junction of Pulteney Street and Angas Street in Adelaide city
centre, South Australia. Bewes Street passes on its Eastern side parallel to Pulteney
Street. It is legally identified as Allotment 290 - 304.
Site Context
Adelaide city is the capital city of the state of South Australia, and one of the most
populated cities of Australia (mcFee, 2017, p. 730). The site is surrounded by
Simonds Homes on the north and The Mill Creative Studios on the northeast. On the
western side, there is Adelaide Regent Apartments and Carrington Gardens
Apartments. Adelaide Computer Superstore is located on the southern side and gas
station on the western side.
The Site
There are no build structures on the existing allotments. The site is zoned as a
commercial with a building line of three meters from both Pulteney Street and Angas
and Bewes Street (Turney, 2012, p. 115).

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Figure 1: Site Map
Internal characteristics
i. Shape and Size
The site is rectangular in shape measuring 0.28 hectares. The whole site is
developable (LaGro, 2015, p. 610).
ii. Land use
The land is being used as a private parking space accommodating 120 cars.
Figure 2: A view of the site from Pulteney Street
iii. Condition of Development
The site is an open space with its surface tarmacked and well maintained.

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iv. Topography
The site is relatively flat. Stormwater drainage is mainly managed through
drainage channels on the sides of the road and on the site.
v. Street frontages and access points
The site has three main vehicular access points as shown in the image below.
It is porous thus allowing pedestrian access from any side and point.
Figure 3: Access points into the site
vi. Infrastructure
There is the presence of street lights on the site that has underground cables
going into them. The city's underground storm water drainage lines have
passed along the site