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Appendix E - Landscape Plans
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Log in to see the plans as drawn COOROY CARE FARM
Rose Gum Road, Cooroy
Existing Trees and Vegetation:
Design Rationale Wherever possible existing trees and significant vegetation
has been protected and retained. The proposed design
incorporates native tree and understorey vegetation
The unique bushland setting of the Cooroy Care Farm
species. We integral to the success of the development.
requires landscape development that responds to the
natural beauty of this location. The proposed buildings
Garden areas:
have views across the surrounding landscape. Access to
Plants are selected for their appropriateness to the
and interaction with the natural landscape setting will
function and their suitability in respect to the requirements
provide relaxation and discovery opportunities for
of its inhabitants. Selection also ensure plant proven ability
residents, visitors and carers.
to survive in local soil and climatic conditions, with
Site planning and landscape design considerations
particular focus on high performance and low maintenance
include:
species.
Recreation Areas:
Product and materials selection:
The primary design criteria for these spaces was that
Landscape materials have been selected to be
they must be accessible, enticing, functional and
complimentary to the proposed buildings and the rural
comfortable. Existing tree stands and vegetation have
informed the design development of the proposed
landscape and where possible a blending of the
STAGE 1 setting. Materials selection includes paving surfaces,
seating, refuse bins, sculptural elements and open
pergolas, shade structures bins and bollards.
proposed landscape and the natural landscape has been
achieved.. Flat open areas provide congregation spaces
or simply places to bask in the sun.
Landscape Discovery & Destinations:
The site offers excellent opportunity to establish a
landscape trail and destination points along this journey.
Drawing Register
Landscape structures are be located as congregation
areas and sculptural elements provide journey markers
and subtly contribute to wayfinding. The Central SK01 Key Plan and Drawing Register
Courtyard is situated between the proposed chapel and
Part B SK02 Site Plan
community hall. This space is intended to draw people
into it and towards the shade structure and pergola area
Part A
to take in the views beyond.
SK03 Site Plan - Stage 1
Walking Paths, Steps & Ramps:
SK04 Landscape Layout Plan Part A
Pedestrian paths throughout the proposed landscape
will enable people to traverse the site with the aim to
SK05 Landscape Layout Plan Part B
provide wheel chair accessibility to all parts of the
developed site. Thus encouraging people to connect to Part C SK06 Landscape Layout Plan Part C
and interact with the landscape. The location of steps
SK07 Planting Palette Images
and ramps = respond to slope changes and attempts to
minimise earthworks and provide the most comfortable SK08 Materials/Inspiration Images
transition across the sloping areas of site. Terraces and
low retaining walls are located as required and will
assist in the directing of stormwater, will provide
seating opportunities and help define pathways. Key Plan
Understanding Natural Systems:
Natural drainage lines have been considered in the
design of water sensitive overland flow measures. Rock
lined drainage swales will be planted out with a mix of
trees, native reeds, small shrubs and ground covers to
stabilise banks and mitigate erosion.
Farm Animals, Food Cropping & Flower Gardens:
A farm animal yard has been incorporated into the
design. Also vegetable and herb garden, flower gardens
and food orchards to provide interest and active
opportunities for both residents and visitors.
BUFFER / NATIVE
REVEGETATION AREA
AMENDMENTS
N DISCLAIMER ISSUE DATE SHEET No. PROJECT NO.
This drawing is the copyright and the property of the author and must not A 13.03.18 ISSUED FOR INFORMATION GC
be retained, copied or used without the authority of LARK Landscape & B 8.06.18 ISSUED FOR DEVLOPMENT APPROVAL GC
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Urban. Larger scale drawings and written dimensions take preference. Do KEY PLAN COOROY CARE FARM DRAWING No. DRAWN
not scale from drawings. All dimensions to be checked on site before
SK01 GC
commencement of work. All discrepancies to be brought to the attention of Rose Gum Road, Cooroy 110 Ilkey Road, Eudlo Q. 4554
the author. SCALE CHECKED
Mobile: 0437 377 438
Landscape Masterplan 1:1250 @ A1; 1:2500 @ A3 GC [email protected]
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