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Appendix A- Architectural Plans · MCU23/0078

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                                                                                                                                    Rev.      Date       Description                                 Iss.    Appr.
                                                                                                                                    A         23.05.2023 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION ISSUE               CP      GS




1. WEST ENTRANCE
It is intended to provide a covered connection from the west entrance to the exisiting covered carpark walkway.

The canopy will be designed to reflect Noosa Design Principals, recognizing the existing crossing and entry geometry
and will respect both the architectural roof forms and materials of the existing centre and with consistency will
integrate with architectural forms and materiality developed in the mixed-use expansion area of Lot 3 and 7.


To this end it will incorporate exposed painted steel structural columns, beam and pitched roof framing elements
suitable to the spans required, finer grained timber/timber look battens, and combinations of metal, glass and/or
polycarbonate roof materials.

The structures will be appropriately lit to provide a lantern effect for night-time identification and use as well as providing
a safe crossing environment..

Landscaping around the entrance will be enhanced by large floor mounted container pots with appropriate sub-tropical
plant selections. The garden beds at the carpark side of the crossing will be planted with suitable sub-tropical species.


2. TRANSIT CONNECTION
It is intended to provide a covered walkway from the East Entrance to provide a covered connection to the existing bus              Do not scale this drawing. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing
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The walkway will provide continuity of covered access from the Civic Plaza on Lot 3 via the covered pedestrian bridge               File
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across Covenant J into and the through the existing centre, out at the East Entrance and then ontto the bus stop area.
It will also provide the same functionality from the eastern end of the existing centre facing the carpark closet to where
the future transit centre will be developed.

In addition, it is intended to provide a covered pavilion style structure over an already open outdoor seating/ dining area
for an adjacent tenant. The courtyard area will also provide public seating opportunities and new and landscaping.

The walkway canopy and outdoor dining pavilion structure design will be consistant with the Noosa Design Principals. It
will respect both the architectural roof forms and materials of the existing centre and will integrate with architectural
forms and materiality developed in the mixed-use expansion area of Lot 3 and 7. To this end both the the covered
walkway and adjacent pavilion structure will incorporate exposed painted steel structural columns, beam and roof
framing elements, and finer grained timber/timber look battens, and combinations of metal, glass and/or polycarbonate
roof materials. The walkway structure will be appropriately lit to provide a lantern effect for night-time identification and
use as well as providing a safe access environment..

Landscaping around the covered walkway and pavilion and out of cover public seating area will be enhanced by large
floor mounted container pots with appropriate sub-tropical plant selections. The garden beds at the carpark side of the
crossing will be replanted again with suitable sub-tropical species.



3. EAST ENTRANCE
It is intended to provide a provide a covered connection from the east entrance to the exisiting covered carpark walkway.

The canopy will reflect the Noosa Design Principals, recognizing the existing crossing and entry geometry and will respect
both the architectural roof forms and materials of the existing centre and with consistency will integrate with architectural
forms and materiality developed in the mixed-use expansion area of Lot 3 and 7.

To this end it will incorporate exposed painted steel structural columns, beam and pitched roof framing elements suitable
to the spans required, finer grained timber/timber look battens, and combinations of metal, glass and/or polycarbonate
roof materials.

The structures will be appropriately lit to provide a lantern effect for night-time identification and use as well as providing a
safe crossing environment..

Landscaping around the entrance will be enhanced by large floor mounted container pots with appropriate sub-tropical
plant selections. The garden beds at the carpark side of the crossing will be planted again with suitable sub-tropical
species.



4. RETAIL MALL                                                                                                                      Project



Elements of rejuvenation within the existing retail mall build upon the already established Noosa architectural style that
                                                                                                                                    NOOSA CIVIC VILLAGE
embraces the local surrounds - that being the openess, and visibility to greenery and sky, seen through the lightweight             MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT
composition and construction of clerestory windows below varying roof forms.
                                                                                                                                    28 Eenie Creek Rd
The existing retail mall will be rejuvenated with large potted trees, elevated cascading plants, lighting for effect, and other     Noosaville QLD 4566
material finishes that are reflective of Noosa's unique environment and style, as well as the design elements featured in
the Village Mixed Use development.
                                                                                                                                    Project Number
By integrating the same principles between the Village Mixed Use Development with that of the existing Noosa Civic
                                                                                                                                    719021
Centre, the retail mall will provide a level of seamless integration.
                                                                                                                                    Status

                                                                                                                                    Date Plotted    24/05/2023 12:43:34 PM
                                                                                                                                    Date Issued     23.05.2023
                                                                                                                                    Scale




                                                                                                                                    Drawing Title

                                                                                                                                    REJUVENATION OF EXISTING
                                                                                                                                    CENTRE MATERIAL PALLETE




                                                                                                                                    Drawing Number                                                          Revision

                                                                                                                                    A-DA-6100                                                                   A




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