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NOOSA BOTANIC GARDENS MASTERPLAN · Attachment 1. Noosa Botanical Gardens Masterplan_683_SD_LR002_E - Final Plan
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Plans Detail Plan Views
Key Design Moves
Key Plan
VIEW 1 - ARRIVALS ZONE
Creation of a legible arrivals experience including:
A generously sized area of both soft and hard
landscaping including a Community Facility/Kiosk/
Shelter with accessible amenities, gathering spaces for
View 1 large and small groups and an entry lawn
1. Creation of a Friends of NBG Multi-use Zone. This
LAKE MACDONALD area will be a focus in the arrivals zone for botanic
education, sharing and storage of specimens.
View 3 2. Amalgamation of Northern Parklands with the
View 2
current Botanic Gardens creating a generous lawn
and opportunties for additional parking.
3. Re-alignment of the Boat ramp road to improve
pedestrian safety
4. A maximum 4m wide accessible ‘Garden promenade’
5. Development and consolidation of a climate relief
ARRIVAL ZONE
zone along the waters edge through the creation of
terraces below the arrival gathering platform facing
the Lake, pockets of lawn, decks and boardwalks
6. Rejuvenated Amphitheatre including additional
shade, terraforming of embankment to create
accessible terraces and an accessible path to the top
of the Amphitheatre
7. Promote soft edge treatments and use of the Lakes
edge allowing for small, non-motorised craft use
VIEW 2 - THE GREEN
ARY
AMPHITHEATRE
1. Creation of 2no medium sized ‘Green’ spaces
Y BOUND
working around the existing collection, where
possible
2. Multiple opportunities for picnicking and gathering
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on lawn and under accessible shelters
LOWER LAKESIDE 3. Additional carparking
4. Rainforest Pavillion
5. Creation of a Nature-based Playground adjacent to
the lawn and picnic facilities.
THE GREEN
VIEW 3 - LOWER LAKESIDE
1. Multiple opportunities for picnicking on lawn and under
accessible shelters
2. A new large shelter for weddings/functions facing
north-east to the Lakes edge
3. Broadened pathways and gathering zones to facilitate
weddings/other significant ceremonies
4. Reduction of pathways creating opportunities for Living
collections consolidation and strengthening
5. Creation of a formal accessible path around the existing
Fish pond
6. Investigation of the Fish pond for potential future uses
FISH such as partial filling and an aquatic botanic collection
POND 7. Creation of a ‘hidden’ bird hide tucked into the lakeside
vegetation
8. Addition of a commemorative wall to recognise those
making a valuable contribution to the gardens
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LAKE MACDONALD
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North of Maintenance Access Road.
Vegetation character is a mix of sub-
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tropical, natives and exotics with some
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open woodland in the far north.
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South of Maintenance Access Road.
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Vegetation character is predominantly
rainforest with some dry sclerophyll
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PROPER patches in the south-east.
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New spaces for Living collections.
Open Lawn zones with scattered shade
trees
1:1000 - A1 0 5 10 20 50 75m
NOOSA BOTANIC GARDENS
MASTERPLAN
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