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Remainders (Noosa) 2026 concept design · EXE25/0030
MAINTENANCE AND DURABILITY: There are two main aspects to consider when considering the durability of Remainders (Noosa). Firstly, the hard materiality of the spheres themselves, and secondly the plant life that inhabit the spheres. • The spheres will be made of fibre reinforced concrete, with added reinforcement of either composite or stainless steel. This will ensure a lifespan beyond 10 years. The spheres will be sealed inside and out to prevent the ingress of moisture and assist in the removal of any graffiti. • The plants chosen for Remainders (Noosa) will be hardy and mostly self-sustaining. Most likely, Platycerium bifurcatum and/or hillii will occupy the spheres, for these plants are growing without horticultural assistance in the immediate surrounding area, highlighting their durability to local conditions. It is proposed that the plants have supplementary irrigation, and that their care is undertaken as an extension of regular garden bed maintenance. This care would primarily be the removal of any spent fronds.
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