Response to Information Request - MCU24-0074 · MCU24/0074

Figure. 8 – Context Site Plan integrating with streetscape.

The amended built form has been designed to contribute to the streetscape (rather than
dominate), providing for well-integrated outdoor dining areas with substantial landscaping
and complementary light weight structures to integrate with Thomas St and Gympie Tce.
The buildings incorporate a mix of lightweight and textured external materials (timber,
stone and textured concrete) reflecting the natural environment, as well as providing
variation through articulation, texture and detailing. Understated colour schemes and low-
reflective roofing and cladding materials are used to match in with the character
requirements of the Noosaville locality. The architect has also cleverly incorporated open
balconies for outdoor living, with open balustrades – providing for a coherent connection
across the site and streetscape.

The design makes a significant contribution to the built form character and experience of
central Noosaville, which incorporates architectural and landscape treatments
emphasising the corner location. The separate roof forms, landscaping edges,
balustrading, windows and openings reflect this character outcome and orientation. Car
parking is also hidden underneath and behind the frontages in accordance with the
requirements of PSP6.8.6.




Figure. 9 – External finishes and concept images
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