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Attachment E - Landscape Concept Plans · 132008.1128.02
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SUNRISE BEACH
RETIREMENT AND AGED CARE DEVELOPMENT
MINOR AMENDMENT PACKAGE
PREPARED FOR BLUECARE
29.11.2018
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DOCUMENT STRUCTURE
SITE
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INTENT
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DESIGN
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CHARACTER
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01CONTEXT
SITE AND CONTEXT NOOSA AQUATIC CENTRE & TENNIS CLUB
Located within Sunrise Beach and adjacent to Noosa National
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Park the Sunrise Retirement Village is perfectly positioned
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to offer residents a unique Sunshine Coast lifestyle. Close
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to local shops and a short distance from the beach, Sunrise
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SUNSHINE BEACH STATE HIGH SCHOOL
Retirement And Aged Care Precinct offers a unique balance
between nature and suburbia.
From a landscape perspective the Sunrise Retirement
And Aged Care Precinct has the ability to support local
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connection. With immediate proximity to the Uniting Church
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and local shops an increase in population will create more
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local activity.
An increase of residents to the subject site will also improve SUBJECT SITE SUNRISE BEACH
passive surveillance for the area. This includes the RAC,
local shops and existing church site.
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SITE ANALYSIS
The existing context and site conditions of the site in
conjunction with the proposed architecture provide a great
opportunity to reinvigorate the landscape. The proposed
landscape design will respond to the following key site
conditions:
• High quality landscaped interface to existing residents;
• Streetscape character prioritising pedestrian movement
and ease of access;
• Landscaped edges to soften proposed built form and
provide scale;
• Provide key habitat and food vegetation for existing native
fauna species within the region; and
• Passive links to the existing coastal trail network.
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02INTENT
LANDSCAPE VISION
The landscape of the Sunrise Retirement And Aged Care
Precinct will be lush, verdant and highly immersible. It’s
series of climatically and contextually responsive buildings
are nestled within dense native landscape, connected
by garden walks, that will encourage residents to get
outside and embrace the enviable subtropical climate and
biodiversity across the landscape.
The landscape, emulating the quintessential coastal
lifestyle through the relationship and character of the built
form and landscape– a place for its people to meet, explore
and unwind and most importantly live comfortably.
The built form and communal facilities together will create
a truly great place that will be a leading retirement and
aged care development.
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THE LANDSCAPE OF THE SUNRISE
RETIREMENT AND AGED CARE
DEVELOPMENT WILL REPRESENT THE
TRUE QUALITY OF COASTAL LIVING.
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LANDSCAPE PRINCIPLES
The landscape of the Sunrise Retirement Village will be underpinned
by the following design principles. Together, the application of these
principles will create a landscape of true distinction - a landscape
that connects people and that people will connect with.
IDENTITY ACCESSIBILITY
The landscape will deliver a series of landscape The ground plane is designed to create a
elements and planting that reinforce its vision seamless pedestrianised experience throughout
as reflection of the adjacent Noosa National the site. Giving priority to the individual and
Park. promoting a sense of ownership over the space.
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INCLUSION OWNERSHIP
The integration of the path network with the The simplicity of species selection and bold
neighbouring community will allow the residents planter design will allow residents to easily
to feel a deep sense of inclusion. maintain their lots and give them a sense of
pride and ownership.
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03DESIGN
GROUND PLANE
The coastal palette provides a living experience that mimics Trees and shrubs provide adequate screening for residents to
the quintessential Sunshine Coast typology. Within the ground all boundaries. The location of this screening also allows for
plane, the landscaped spaces soften the built form and create the provision of food and habitat trees for the Glossy Black
a unique landscape experience. Cockatoo and other local fauna.
The simplicity of the garden design allows for a sense of The revegetated landscape and streetscape character has
elegance and sophistication. With subtle mounding and the unique opportunity to reflect the untouched beauty of
select plant species, the garden character reflects the subtle Noosa National Park. Utilising native species will enhance the
architectural tones of the built form. character of the retirement precinct and allow it to sit within
the character synonymous with Sunrise Beach.
FEATURE ENTRY WALL 01 REVEGETAED LANDSCAPE AREA 07
SECONDARY ENTRY WALL 02 BIO BASIN 08
SCREEN PLANTING ON LOT BOUNDARY 03 COMMUNITY CENTRE BREAKOUT 09
EXTERNAL PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION 04 VIEW THRESHOLD FROM STREET 10
INTERNAL PEDESTRIAN CONNECTION 05 ‘BUSHMATES’ TRAIL 11
06 VEHICLE ACCESS 12
VISITORS CARPARK
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RAC
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UNITING CHURCH
LOCAL SHOPS
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CENTRE
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ELEVATION A
ELEVATION B
LANDSCAPE ELEVATIONS
RESIDENTIAL DWELLING SCREEN PLANTING EXSISTING VEGETATION
BOUNDARY FENCE FOOTPATH
ELEVATION A
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FEATURE PLANTING FEATURE PLANTING EXISTING TURF
RESIDENTIAL DWELLING BOUNDARY FENCE
ELEVATION B
1:200 @ A3
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ELEVATION C
ELEVATION D
FEATURE PLANTING RESIDENTIAL DWELLING SCREEN PLANTING
BOUNDARY FENCE
ELEVATION C
1:200 @ A3
FEATURE PLANTING FEATURE PLANTING RESIDENTIAL DWELLING FEATURE PLANTING
RESIDENTIAL DWELLING BOUNDARY FENCE
ELEVATION D
1:200 @ A3
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ELEVATION F
E ELEVATION E
LANDSCAPE ELEVATIONS
FOOTPATH RESIDENTIAL DWELLING SCREEN PLANTING EXSISTING VEGETATION
BOUNDARY FENCE
FIRE TRACK
ELEVATION E
1:200 @ A3
SCREEN PLANTING COMMUNITY CENTRE
RESIDENTIAL DWELLING BOUNDARY FENCE
ELEVATION F
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GROUND PLANE SCHEMATICS
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CONNECTIONS SOCIAL SPACES VEGETATION
01 PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT 01 MAIN GATHERING SPACES 01 RETAINED COCKATOO FEED TREE LOCATIONS
02 VEHICLE MOVEMENT 02 MAIN ENTRY NODES 02 PROPOSED PASSIVE VEGETATED SCREENING
03 SECONDARY ENTRY NODES
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HARDSCAPE AND DWELLING ELEMENTS
The hardscape materials for Sunrise Retirement Village reflect
the architectural character of the proposed building design but
also respond to place and context. The muted, natural tones
and simple colour choice are reflected throughout the material
selection, creating a consistent a clear identity for the precinct.
Not only will the simplicity of the selection create an elegant
design, it will also make spaces easily distinguishable. The palette
transcends throughout the entirety of the site with plant selection
being the key identifier in transitioning to new spaces.
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GENERAL HARDSCAPE
C O N C R E T E C O N C R E T E S T O N E T I M B E R D E C K I N G
B I T U M E N C O N C R E T E
E D G I N G
G A B I O N W A L L C O N C R E T E R E T A I N I N G
W A L L
RESIDENTIAL CHARACTER
B R E A K O U T S P A C E
C A S C A D I N G P L A N T S
T I M B E R S E A T I N G C O N C R E T E P A T H W A Y S B O U L D E R S
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SPECIES LIST
Trees - Large Shrubs STREET GARDEN OTHER* Low Shrubs - Groundcovers STREET GARDEN OTHER*
PLANTING PALETTE Acmena hemilampra Alpinia caerulea
Allocasuarina littoralis Austromyrtus dulcis
The planting palette for Sunrise Retirement Village reflects the Allocasuarina torulosa Banksia robur
natural beauty of the surrounding Noosa National Park. Leaning on
Banksia aemula Banksia spinulosa
the proven resilience of native species and continuing the coast’s
Banksia integrifolia Baeckea frutescens
striking identity inland.
Cupaniopsis anacardioides Baeckea virgata
The subtle use of varying greens and flowering colour has the Elaeocarpus obovatus Casuarina ‘Cousin It’
ability provide key palettes throughout the site. These palettes Glochidion ferdinandi Carpobrotus glaucescens
will correspond with the building typologies of the RAC site, units, Grevillea banksii Cordyline rubra
planting buffer and residential dwellings. Allowing for an overarching
Harpullia pendula Dianella ‘Little Jess’
continuity with similar species to transition through each typology.
Hibiscus tiliaceus Doryanthes palmeri
Hibiscus rubra Ficnia nodosa
Livistona australis Juncus usitatus
*Refers to all planting within all zones other than streetscape and
Lophostemon confertus Leptospermum semibaccatum
garden areas i.e. buffer planting, revegetated zones, community
Syzigium australe Lomandra confertifolia
centre & RAC areas.
Waterhousia floribunda Lomandra hystrix
Melaleuca thymifolia
Pandorea jasminoides
Poa labillardierii
Sannantha similis
Themeda triandra
Viola hederacea
Xanthorrhoea johnsonii
Xanthorrhoea macronema
Zoysia tenuifolia
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