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BLUE CARE SUNRISE BEACH
LANDSCAPE CONCEPT REPORT
LANDSCAPE CONCEPT REPORT
PREPARED FOR BLUECARE
28/08/2020
REVISION C
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SITE AND CONTEXT NOOSA AQUATIC CENTRE & TENNIS CLUB
Located within Sunrise Beach and adjacent to Noosa National
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Park the Sunrise Retirement Village is perfectly positioned
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to offer residents a unique Sunshine Coast lifestyle. Close
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to local shops and a short distance from the beach, Sunrise
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SUNSHINE BEACH STATE HIGH SCHOOL
Retirement And Aged Care Precinct offers a unique balance
between nature and suburbia.
From a landscape perspective the Sunrise Retirement
And Aged Care Precinct has the ability to support local
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SUBJECT SITE
connection. With immediate proximity to the Uniting Church
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UNITING CHURCH LOCAL SHOPS
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and local shops an increase in population will create more
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local activity.
An increase of residents to the subject site will also improve SUNRISE BEACH
passive surveillance for the area.
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SITE ANALYSIS
The existing context and site conditions of the site in
conjunction with the proposed architecture provide a great
opportunity to reinvigorate the landscape. The proposed
landscape design will respond to the following key site
conditions:
• High quality landscaped interface for residents;
• Streetscape character prioritising pedestrian movement
and ease of access;
• Landscaped edges to soften proposed built form and
provide scale;
• Provide key habitat and food vegetation for existing native
fauna species within the region; and
• Passive links to the existing coastal trail network.
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THE OVERARCHING
The single unifying thread that draws together the entire
design. An evocative idea informed by place itself.
‘CONNECTING TO NATURE’
From the time of the traditional custodians of the land the Kabi
Kabi, to present times, connecting to nature has always been an
important cultural aspect of Noosa and its people.
The residents of Blue Care Sunrise will be surrounded by a lush
and colourful garden setting that focuses on core Bio-Phyllic
design principles including: Noosa National Park Headland
• Greenery;
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• Dappled light;
• Texture;
• Water;
• Natural materials.
These simple principles will ensure that residents connect to
nature in their everday life.
Rugged rock formations Fern forest and dappled light Glossy Black Monitor lizard skin
Cockatoo feathers
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Exposed and hardy
Shaded and
protected
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Morning sun
and afternoon
shade
A clear set of ideas that define the key
moves to make this landscape special and
memorable.
RESPONSIVE ECOLOGIES LAYERED SUBTROPICALITY A CATHEDRAL OF FERNS
Responding to the multiple micro-climates of the site Every opportunity is seized to ensure that landscape The central spine of the architecture creates the
is critical to designing spaces for people and plants to is integrated with architecture through a layered perfect climate for an experience that is lush, light and
thrive. The landscape design will use leverage some of structuring of plant material. The landscape design welcoming. A collection of native ferns will carpet the
Noosa’s native ecologies to create responsive gardens uses core principles of subtropical planting design that garden beds, blur the hard edges and penetrate through
create full garden beds exploding with life. building voids to connect the inside out spaces as one
spaces for people. unified idea.
EDGES THAT RESPECT NATURE VARIETY - SOCIAL AND PRIVATE SPACES STRIKING CONTRAST
The landscape design will respect the adjacent native People crave a variety of spaces in their day to day life. The landscape is designed to intrigue through the
landscape through a careful curation of plant species The landscape will offer a diverse mixture of spaces purposeful combination of contrasting shapes, colours,
that will support the ‘grounding’ of the project into its that promote social interaction whilst balanced out tones and textures. Through this the landscape will
setting. Significant bird habitat trees will be retained with small spaces that allow for retreat and refuge. keep people engaged and offer them a diverse tapestry
and protected to ensure the natural cycles of the site of sensory inputs.
can continue.
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LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLAN
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LEGEND 04
Resident car parking below
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Existing trees to be retained
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Breakout lawn space
surrounded by layered 16
Boulders on gravel
01 08 Property Boundary subtropical planting
Service yard Subtropical planting to street Native grasses
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Streetscape trees as per 13 layered subtropical planting
01 Sunshine Coast Street Tree Subtropical courtyard gardens Walkway over
Footpath to bushland 18
Master Plan 2018 06 10 with boulders to the courtyards Planting and boulders to the
connecting the inside out spaces
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Covered drop-off to porte Fire Trail
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Fern garden with a tiered water adjacent native landscape 19
feature cascade Paved balconies
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Signature tree to porte cochère 15 1:1000 @ A3
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LANDSCAPE SECTION
Subtropical courtyards Lush subtropical garden Subtropical courtyards Signature tree to porte Subtropical
with lush planting and rock with a tiered central water with lush planting and rock cochère planting to
boulders cascade boulders street frontage
1:300 @ A3
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LANDSCAPE VIEWS
View of the entrance to the site with a covered drop off and
signature tree to porte cochère
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MATERIALITY
The material palette for Blue Care Sunrise Beach is a balance of warm and cool toned paving with subtropical planting, providing
a sophisticated and “coastal resort like” atmosphere for the residents.
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B O U L D E R S C O N C R E T E
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C O N C R E T E P A T H W A Y S
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TREE LIST - AMENITY
PLANTING PALETTE
Trees - Large Shrubs STREET GARDEN
The planting palette for Blue Care Sunrise Beach reflects the natural
beauty of subtropical Queensland. The combination of native and CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides
exotic species creates a palette of diverse colour, texture and tone. ELAEOCARPUS obovatus
FLINDERSIA bennettiana
The selection of street trees are as per Sunshine Coast Street Tree
GREVILLEA baileyana
Master Plan 2018. ALLOCASUARINA littoralis CUPANIOPSIS anacardioides GREVILLEA baileyana
GREVILLEA banksii
The site sits within a bush fire risk zone and as such the planting HARPULLIA pendula
palette consists of fire safe plants that are:
LIVISTONA australis
• Lush and fleshy leaves; SYZIGIUM australe
TRISTANIOPSIS laurina
• Low in oils;
WATERHOUSIA floribunda
FLINDERSIA bennettiana HARPULLIA pendula LIVISTONA australis
• Evergreen;
TREE LIST - FAUNA
• Easily pruned and maintained. BLACK
Trees - Large Shrubs KOALA COCKATOO
ACACIA aulacocarpa
ACACIA melanoxylon
ALLOCASUARINA littoralis
ALLOCASUARINA torulosa
LOPHOSTEMON confertus TRISTANIOPSIS laurina WATERHOUSIA floribunda
LOPHOSTEMON confertus
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PLANTING PALETTE
MEDIUM TO LARGE SHRUBS
CYATHEA cooperi ALPINIA caerulea LICUALA ramsayi ALOCASIA macrorrhiza LINOSPADIX monostachya MACROZAMIA moorei STRELITZIA nicolai CYCAS revoluta ZAMIA furfuracea
Tree fern Green Form Fan Palm Elephants ear Walking Stick Palm Cycad palm Giant Bird of Paradise Sago Palm Cardboard Palm
SMALL TO MEDIUM SHRUBS GROUNDCOVERS CLIMBERS
CORDYLINE petiolaris CORDYLINE rubra ADIANTUM spp. MOLINERIA capitulata BLECHNUM gibbum DAVALLIA pyxidata
Broad-leaved Palm Lily Red-Fruited Palm Lily Maidenhair Ferns Palm Grass Silver Lady Haresfoot Fern
APHANOPETALUM CISSUS antarctica PANDOREA
DORYANTHES excelsea PHILODENDRON xanadu DIANELLA caerulea GAHNIA aspera LOMANDRA longifolia VIOLA hederacea resinosum Kangaroo Vine jasminoides
Palm Lily Xanadu Flax Lily Saw Edge Mat Rush native violet Gum Vine Wonga Vine
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