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Seahaven Development Pty Ltd
Landscape Vision
LEGEND
TREES SHURBS AND TUFTING PLANTS FERNS AND GROUNDCOVERS
Landscaping has been designed to enhance the delivery of Botanical name Common name Botanical name Cammon name Botanical name Common name Botanical name Common nare Hardrcape
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frontage to Hasting Street will be increased lifting the
vibrancy of this part of the streetscape
Preservation of existing trees on
Internal landsacpes have been designed to invite the Noosa northern side of development
feel through local sub-tropical planting schemes and the maintains beachside character
provision of large expanses of water and water edges
The essence of the Noosa lifestyle is ‘play at the waters Deep planting screens utility Sofacape
edge’. This ‘recreate at the waters edge’ theme is emodied areas and helps moderate air
throughout — emperature Existing trees to
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Street trees and podium planters incorporate leading edge Existin sand /
technologies for mature tree establishment and long term intermitten lawn area
sustenance. Structured cell technology greatly increases the
available deep planting with subsequent flow on benefits a New turfed lawn
for tree and plant performance. Specially designed tree pits
increase the growing media, available moisture and oxygen
New trees / palms
to our urban trees while treating surface water runoff.
The result being an enhanced streetscape and more
luxurient growth New garden
Retention of existing trees will be maximised through
carefully designed and managed arboricultural programs.
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accordance with relevant Australian Standards provides
disablsed access to the seafront from Hastings Street
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Soft landscaping has been incorporated in large areas to
optimise plant growth including areas of deep planting
along all facades of the building. Deep planting will be
expanded to extend beneath hard paved areas through the
use of structured cell technologies. Opportunities for
retention of canopy trees is maximised particularly along a d
the northern facade. Landscaping will be planted and Py a PD LANDGRAPHICS
maintained in accordance with PSP3 Landscaping Plants and
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
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LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN Specific Outcome 1 Active street frontage contributes to a Specific Outcome 18 LANDCSAPE CONCEPT PLAN - PODIUM
Landscaping and built form have been designed to enhance vibrant streetscape with emphasis on The use of numerous tree and shrub plantings will reduce
the visual amenity and streetscape character of Hasting the Hasting Street experience the albedo of hardscape areas (approx 0.55 for new
Proposed Unit Development Street through appropriate planting arrangement, species Maintenance of existing build-outs concrete) and provide shade and amenity, for visitors, =
selection and hardscape treatments. Design is respectful of onyinue opportunities for dining. residents and workers. Planting to western walls for NORTH
the significant streetscape program delivered by Council thermal efficiencies is provided. In addition communal open
Seahaven on Hastings -Noosa Heads and will incorporate elements which integrate with space areas have a northern aspect maximising solar oat P= fe |
Council's Master Plan. Retention of vegetation will be orientation for outdoor enjoyment and activity.
incorporated as appropriate in accordance with the advice as Date: 4 OCT 2008
of the ppointed arborist and landscape architect.
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