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indicative signature timber bollards providing a point of difference yet maintaining the
same character and feel of the existing peregian streetscape
custom timber bollards. natural existing bus stop location. vines trailed
materials primarily used to complement on trellises used to create a permeable columnar feature trees (agathis feature planting located to entry points the natural stone facing of the raised planters reflect the existing
timber batten seating under street
exiting character of the site. screen to the rear of the shelter whilst robusta) kauri pines to building aligning with building and roof recesses natural environment and complement existing neighbouring
trees providing rest spots for
providing an outlook for visitors within frontage complement the vertical from streetscape developments creating consistency along the streetscape
pedestrians and shoppers
the building building form
indicative wire / timber trellis treatment to provide soft proposed stone facing treatment continuing the same material palette to the existing
david low way elevation (landscape statement) screening between bus shelter peregian streetscape
and shop front
scale 1:100 @ a1; 1:200 @ a3
proposed secondary pathway treatment consisting of natural stone timber batern screens provide privacy to cabins located at the entry and throughout the proposed bio-retention basin character illustrating landscape design intent to utilise natural
pavers and round pebbles development. the screen design is to reflect the architectural character of the development. stone, pebble and native hardy grass species
existing landscape to form a 35-80m buffer to the noosa
national park will be rehabilitated where required. similar landscape to beach cabin to consist primarily of grasses and
existing melaleuca trees secondary pedestrian pathways. 1m wide stone
grasses and groundcovers to be planted to the beach cabin groundcovers with accent plantings of grass trees and or
to be retained where unit pavers with gravel infill and bound by timber
landscape creating a seamless transition between the national doryanthes
possible. endemic tree edging. the predominate use of natural materials primary 1.5 m concrete
park and the development. the treatment will also reduce the species to be planted complements the existing native environment pedestrian path
visual impact of the built form. to the beach cabin
landscape.
noosa national park / cabin interface elevation
scale 1:100 @ a1; 1:200 @ a3
existing noosa national park to rear of site (site image taken from Gannet street with site location to the left of the image)
existing melaleuca trees to be retained where possible, endemic secondary pedestrian pathways. 1 m wide stone stepping pads provide access shared courtyards between cabins
tree species to be planted to the beach cabin landscape. unit pavers with gravel infill and bound by timber through garden beds provide open space / turf areas for landscape to beach cabin to consist primarily of
edging. the predominate use of natural materials childrens play whilst allowing for grasses and groundcovers with accent plantings
complements the existing native environment passive surveillance of grass trees and or doryanthes
typical cabin long elevation existing site character illustrating transition between maintained turf surface within property existing site character illustrating wind blown / swept melaleuca species
boundary and noosa national park
scale 1:100 @ a1; 1:200 @ a3
ESSENCE OF PEREGIAN BEACH | LANDSCAPE ELEVATIONS
file path: | drawing no: 71990_L_DA_03 (02) | date: 20 June 2007 | scale: (approx.) 1:100 @ A1
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