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Attachment H - Code Responses · MCU22/0171
The proposed development presents as a
lightweight building with a high degree of
transparency and articulation to both Gympie
Terrace and Chaplain Park. The building façade
is limited to approximately 7.8m width and is
not considered to present a bulky appearance,
assisted by articulation features including
window hoods, screening, sails and feature
outrigger columns. The building height is
consistent with surrounding development, with
the design ensuring protection of amenity of
adjacent private open spaces through fixed
screens and shading devices that direct the
primary outlook to Chaplain Park and Noosa
River.
Please refer to the Architectural Statement
provided as part of Attachment D to this
submission.
The building incorporates a range of design
features that present to both of the frontages.
The design philosophy is informed by the
yachts that use the Noosa River, and so
elements including sails, outrigger columns
with stainless balustrading wires all combine to
deliver a lightweight, highly intricate and
slender building that offers the resident with
an indoor/outdoor living arrangement. The low
profile roof reinforces the sleek lines of a yacht
without being overbearing. Open balconies
shaded by variable and adjustable sails will
provide shade and weather protection and
with appropriate lighting will present a warm
glow to public spaces during the evening and
night.
Built Form and Streetscape
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