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Peter Thompsett Architect Letter · MCU17/0044
Attached to the e-mail MCU17/0044 - Response to Information Request - 10 Sunshine Beach Rd Noosa Heads.
THOMPSETT ARCHITECTURE
P.O. BOX 1032
NOOSA HEADS
QUEENSLAND 4567
AUSTRALIA
TEL 0428 983 293
[email protected]
Nadine Gorton
Date: 24 May 2017
Project: ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO LEVEL 1, 10 SUNSHINE BEACH ROAD, NOOSA
JUNCTION
Subject: DESIGN FOR PLANNING PROPOSAL
I attach the following sketches:
D01 BASEMENT PARKING. Existing.
D02 LEVEL 1 PLAN. The proposed work.
D03 LEVEL 2 PLAN. Existing.
D04 LEVEL 2 EXISTING LANDSCAPING
D05 LEVEL 2 PROPOSED LANDSCAPING AND ENTRY
F01 STREET ELEVATION. Shows green wall height.
F02 SECTION THROUGH ENTRY. Shows green wall height.
F03 STREET VIEW. Sketch.
LANDSCAPE
With reference to drawing D04, the existing landscape potential measures at 27 square metres.
With reference to drawing D05, we propose four landscape areas:
Entry Planter
This is a horizontal planting bed measuring 7x2=14 square metres.
Entry Green Wall
This green wall is above the entry planter. The overall length is 7 metres. The height
varies from 2.70 at Level 1, to 4.50 at street level. Refer F02.
Vehicular Green Wall
Length 6.0 metres. Height 3.50 metres. We are able to get decent light to this wall by
raising the pedestrian canopy and constructing it out of translucent materials.
Proposed Tree.
There is pavement space in this area for another tree. We propose a shade tree and
public bench, in keeping with the Junction streetscape.
I avoid making comparisons of area in this instance, due to the experience of green wall compared to
landscape bed.
LEVEL 1 BUILDING ALTERATIONS
The proposal includes:
1. Removal of existing pavement awning, and installing a translucent awning at a higher level.
This allows far more light into the offices in Level 1.
2. Removal of the existing non-compliant ramp and shopfront line.
3. Addition of a reception space at pavement level
4. Central public access and stairs up from pavement.
5. Retention of existing stairs from Level 2.
6. Installation of vertical landscaping.
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MATERIALS AND TEXTURES
The palette is as follows:
Steel, timber, glass and concrete
The building language is one of honest, exposed structure and bones of the building.
New columns where required will be exposed structural steel, depending on required fire
ratings.
We are currently researching recycled timber for use generally throughout.
Polished concrete internal floors
Exposed brickwork internally. Possible bagged and cemwashed.
Exposed ceiling services.
Shopfront to reception can be 4.80 metres high by raising the pavement canopy. I am looking
at a combination of steel, glass and timber.
The new awnings will be a combination of structural steel, timber and translucent sheeting of
some kind.
The wall louvers in front of the Level 2 windows will be removed, and weather hood installed all
along, similar in construction to the new pavement awning.
Yours sincerely,
Peter Thompsett.
Thompsett Architecture Pty Ltd
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