2022 04 11 RFI further response - Stockwell · MCU21/0146

Item 2




Response

The site is positioned behind the Noosa Civic Shopping Centre and between Open Space (OS7), Hofmann Drive,
preserved vegetated spaces of OS4 and OS2 and a future development site.

The architectural layout has been sited to ensure a vegetated buffer is preserved to the existing Noosa Civic
Shopping Centre and each dwelling has a unique visual connection with either Open Space (OS7), Recreational
spaces or Hofmann Drive. As such, Building A faces north- west and Building B faces south-west resulting in
no Lots facing directly west and each residence will also have the advantage of sun shading from landscaping
preserved to the sites periphery and landscaping proposed to the site. The proposed layout is the best
orientation for each residence to enjoy a visual experience, enjoy natural ventilation and light penetration
maximising solar access.

Item 3




Response

The Architectural proposal provides for sixteen 1C types with an internal room down from the previous 33.
These residences provide a room that can adapt and be used as either a study or a multipurpose room. The 1C
type is designed for residents who need additional space in their apartment but who do not have the financial
capacity for the larger 2-bedroom apartment types. The room will meet the requirements as defined by the
National Construction Code and meet certification requirements under the National Construction Code.
Natural light and ventilation are proposed to be obtained from a window.