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51983 3225 13 - Att 2 - Concept Landscape Plan · 51983.3225.13
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Attachment 2 Concept Landscape Plans Response to Council’s Further Advice – Request for a Change to the Conditions specified within the Decision Notice (51983.3225.13) The Hastings Unit 19, 30 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads 4567 QLD Lot 19 on GTP1154 Transmission Brokers Pty Ltd
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unit 19 'the hastings’
noosa heads
Landscape Concept Design
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UMIT 19 'THE HASTINGS
NMoosk FEADS
Landscape Concept Design
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Site Context
Location of site (Lot 19 on GTP1154) showing proposed building in relation to neighbouring dwellings, adjacent The Sebel Noosa hotel and existing vegetation.
0 5 10
m
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Site Perspective
Proposed renovated dwelling (Unit 19)
Model shown for scale only
Existing palm
Epiphytes to create visual interest at eye
level on existing tree and palm trunks
Palms along perimeter to screen from
public easement
Proposed layering of large foliage shrubs,
palms and feature species
Natural light to enter terrace
underneath extended balcony above
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Cross Section
Layout
indicative
only
Unit 19 ‘The Hastings’ Unit 20
The Sebel Noosa hotel Public walkway Lot 19 on GTP1154 Lot 20 on GTP1154
0 1 2 5
m
SCALE 1:75
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Site Plan Lineal pavers alongside existing trees
and palms, with bromeliads and
Enriched planting
to screen and frame
Existing stepping
stones with low shrubs SHARED ACCESS
shade tolerant large-leaved shrubs existing deck and small palms
Switchboard and refuse bin
Native climber along entry
UNIT 20
UNIT 18
Livistona palm with UNIT 21
dwarf elephant ear
Large local stone
with bromeliads
Giant elephant ear
Existing trees with with palms
epiphytes on trunk
and shower Rainforest coconut palm
Proposed palms with silver
lady ferns below and tree
UNIT 17 UNIT 19 ferns in mid-level canopy
Hand packed stone
along gravel driveway UNIT 22
with hard steel edging Existing trees and
palms with giant
spear lilies below
Existing trees and
palms with silver
lady ferns and
dioons below
Existing and
proposed palms
with elephant ear
Existing brick and xanadu below
walkway
Ivory cane palm along edges Ruffled fan palms, elephant
of extended balcony to screen ears and philodendron mix Large pandanus tree
0 1 2 5
m
SCALE 1:100
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Plan Unit 19
Switchboard and
refuse bin
UNIT 20
Existing palms
UNIT 21
Lineal paving to
create entry
experience
Existing tree with
epiphytes on trunk
Large local stone
with bromeliads
Free-standing
shower framed by
rocks and planting
UNIT 19
Unit 19 entry
Property boundary
Existing palm
Existing wall
(location
approximate)
Existing brick
walkway
Terrace with lineal
concrete pavers Philodendron + Ruffled fan and Ivory cane palm along edges of
and gravel joints elephant ears bangalow palms extended balcony to screen
0 1 2 5
m
SCALE 1:75
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Planting Look + Feel Rich layers of native and adapted vegetation. Multiple plantings and layering of understorey to create privacy and visual interest Complimenting architecture with planting
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Planting Look + Feel Visual interest by varying of foliage sizes and forms Layering of plant material: ‘Burle Marx, alocasia and palms Using existing established palms and trees to create interest from decks
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Planting Look + Feel Large leaved shrubs complemented by vertical clean trunks Elephant ears with Burle Marx below with visible palm trunks Existing trees and palms with climbers and epiphytes
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External Areas Design Anti-clockwise from top left: Introduction of large stones and chunky treated timber to balance the tall elevated architecture of The Hastings complex with the surrounding environment. Outdoor showers can be fixed to walls or buildings, as well as free-standing, with a place to lean a surfboard and wash off feet. Pot plants can bring elements of the outdoor species indoors, and an element of sculpture can be created with hand packed stone and planting along edges of circulation.
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External Areas Design Anti-clockwise from top left: Downlighting should be the main type of lighting, with uplighting only used in high use areas, to avoid disruption to native fauna. Adjustable tree strap downlighting allows for flexibility as the trees and palms grow in height. Timber benches and screens provide a contemporary yet timeless addition to complement the landscape areas.
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Hardscape Inspiration Contemporary lineal forms meet informal landscape edges, large boulders with planting and entry walkway.
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Unit 19 Balcony Perspective
Artist’s impression showing Units 21 and 22 hidden in the background with dense planting of palms and other
species in the foreground to create privacy and improve guest experience
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Preliminary Species List
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archontophoenix cunninghamiana Beccariophoenix madagascariensis caryota sp. Chamaedora microspadix cordyline australis
Piccabeen / Bangalow palm Rainforest Coconut Palm Fishtail palm Bamboo palm Cabbage palm
Cyathea cooperi dypsis lutescens licuala grandia livistona australis pandanus species
Australian tree fern Golden Cane palm Ruffled Fan Palm Cabbage-Tree palm Pandanus/ screw pine
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pandanus tectorius ptychosperma elegans pinanga coronata alocasia wentii alocasia macrorrhizos
Pandanus Alexander Palm Ivory Cane palm Hardy Elephant Ear Giant Elephant Ear
alpinia caerulea blechnum gibbum cordyline sp. dianella sp. dioon spinulosum
Native Ginger Silver Lady Fern Palm Lily Flax Lilies Giant Dioon
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doryanthes palmeri philodendron burle marx philodendron selloum philodendron xanadu spathiphyllum sp.
Giant Spear Lily Burle Marx Tree Philodendron Xanadu Giant Peace Lily
asplenium australis Epipremnum pinnatum alcantera sp.
Birds nest fern ‘Norfolk Gem’ Dragon’s Tail Bromeliads
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The information contained within this document is for illustration purposes only and is subject to change.
Plans, images and representations are indicative only and plant heights depend on growth rate, site
conditions and maintenance. Changes may be made during the further planning or development stages of
any development; and dimensions, fittings, finishes and ongoing costs, specifications and representations,
Designed by Louise Custance are subject to change. Whilst all reasonable care has been taken in providing this information, the designer
accepts no responsibility for the accuracy of any information contained herein for any action taken in reliance
thereon by any party. Installation should be guided by specifications in official landscape documentation.
The information contained in this material is a guide only and does not constitute an offer, inducement,
representation, warranty or contract. Reference imagery sources can be provided on request, and all original
drawings in this document are intellectual property of Louise Custance, ABN 85 114 658 417.
blechnum gibbum
Silver Lady Fern
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