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NOOSAVILLE FORESHORE INFRASTRUCTURE MASTERPLAN · Noosaville Foreshore Infrastructure Master Plan
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Material Palettes
Permeable paving is used in Limited to areas of high
Living Seawalls
Permeable Paving
Feature Concrete
Shelters & Furniture
Grass
areas of parking and paths traffic volumes and
within the parkland. associated wear and tear,
feature concrete provides
Permeable paving allows a fit for purpose solution.
surface water to be Utilising low carbon
absorbed and filter through Figure 31. Foreshore seating
concrete, feature concrete
the ground, recharging can be coloured to suit
groundwater systems, and embellished with
reducing polluted run-off, visual imagery, providing
supporting the health of opportunities for story- Figure 33. Turf
surrounding vegetation and telling along the foreshore.
reducing temperatures. Figure 32. Parkland shelters Grass is a key component of the Noosaville
Figure 27. Living seawall tiles Figure 28. Rock units
New shelters and furniture on Foreshore. With the flexibility to function as an
Fixed to existing vertical and angled seawalls, living the foreshore will retain key informal gathering space, a movement corridor
seawall tiles are 3D printed with inbuilt shapes that aesthetic, values and forms as for those passing through or a staging area for
are colonised by algae and other sea life. Designed the existing foreshore elements. recreational watercraft users, durable turf will
by marine ecologists to mimic rocky reefs and This will ensure a consistent remain the dominant surface in the parkland.
seaweed forests, they quickly blend into existing suite of furniture, and the simple Where required, salt tolerant species such as
seawalls as they’re adopted by local flora and fauna. design will let the natural beauty Marine Couch can be used to help with salt water
of the place shine. inundation.
Figure 29. Permeable paving Figure 30. Feature concrete with stencilling
Pathways and platforms Using recycled materials
targeted sensitive lighting
recycled materials
Riverside promenade
Fish-friendly Low-sloping Sea Walls
Educational / Interpretive signage
are used to maintain on the foreshore offers
all abilities pedestrian numerous environmental
access along the benefits. It helps conserve
foreshore, even during natural resources,
inundation or weather reduce waste, and
events. Marine grade lower greenhouse gas
materials and composite emissions. By incorporating
timbers are in keeping Figure 37. Targeted lighting recycled materials, we Figure 38. Interpretive Signage
with the natural look and Figure 36. Low sloping seawall promote sustainability Interpretive and educational
Considered lighting will
feel of the foreshore. Limited to areas where existing rock and contribute to a more signage along the foreshore
be used in some areas to
seawalls restrict interaction with the Noosa resilient and sustainable can raise awareness about
Figure 34. Riverside Promenade prolong community use
River, fish-friendly low-sloping sea walls foreshore environment. flora, fauna and climate
of areas, improve user
allow users to engage with the river in change threats like rising
The over-water structure safety and deter anti-social
ways and habitats. The rock should be sea levels and coastal
behaviour. In ecologically
structures
over-water
in Gympie Terrace East is
sourced locally and cut in organic shapes erosion. These signs
simple in design to ensure sensitive areas, sensitive
to reflect the natural look and feel of the encourage sustainable
it compliments existing warm lighting should be
Noosaville foreshore. Pocket planting will practices and foster a
foreshore structures and used to protect nocturnal
increase biodiversity, water quality and sense of responsibility,
furniture. animal behaviour and
visual interest. empowering the community
reduce light pollution.
Figure 35. Timber Boardwalk Figure 39. Mulch created from vegetation to protect the environment.
Note: Refer to Precinct Plans and for location of indicative material types. This is a suggestive and indicative
palette of materials only. A more exhaustive and site-specific materials list to be provided in future design stages.
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