The Calile Noosa - Peer Review Rev. B 17.08.22

                           areas, with the low level Kids’ Pool at the east near the main lap pool and the
                           ‘Quiet Pool’ at the west raised to enhance privacy, shield the service entry and
                           allow access to the central landscaped spaces.

                           AO14.1 “Building design incorporates design elements to add visual interest and
                                  amenity (such as windows, sun shading devices, balconies, varying
                                  railing treatments or a change of building material).”
                                  Proposal complies.

                                       Function and visual interest are combined to create varied facades and
                                       elevations around the streetscape and within the site. Recessed
                                       windows are shaded by deep reveals and overhanging walls, terraces
                                       are sheltered by extended floor plates and blade walls to provide privacy
                                       and roof canopies extend over entries to provide welcoming outdoor
                                       spaces. Balustrades alternate between solid and screened to allow
                                       greenery to climb up the walls to soften the surfaces and roof heights
                                       are stepped and articulated according to their internal function and
                                       external aesthetic.

                           AO14.2 “Development on site has the main pedestrian entrance easily
                                  recognisable from the street.”
                                  Proposal complies.

                                       The main pedestrian entrance will be easily recognisable from both
                                       Grant Street and Banksia Drive North.

                                       Visitors, guests and staff are to be encouraged to travel by foot to and
                                       from the site by providing attractive and comfortable landscaped paths.
                                       These will include dedicated routes at the main entry off Banksia Drive
                                       North and at the secondary visitor entry of Serenity Close, which will link
                                       across the road via the footpath along Easements K, L and M to the
                                       public jetty on the Noosa River. Dedicated pathways along 1 in 20
                                       walkways (PWD compliant) are also proposed to link directly from the
                                       southern areas of the site through the Reserve to both the Noosa River
                                       and Noosa Junction.

                                       As well as being accessed from the resort, each of the Villas will
                                       incorporate individual pedestrian access directly to Serenity Close,
                                       further enhancing the ‘look and feel’ of a residential street across the
                                       road from the existing apartment buildings.

                                       Internal pedestrian circulation is also well considered, with one core of
                                       lifts at the centre of the site accessible and visible from the three main
                                       axis routes: The east ‘wing’ along the main entry on the lower level, the
                                       pool and restaurant areas on the ‘podium’ level and the external
                                       corridors and landscape voids on the upper levels; The west ‘wing’
                                       along the guest facilities, ‘lawn’ and tennis court on the ‘podium’ level
                                       and external corridors and landscape voids on all levels; The north –
                                       south axis from the Reception Lobby and Plaza on the main entry level
                                       and the Function Rooms, Pool Club and Covered Outdoor Dining on the
                                       ‘podium’ level.

                                       External covered ramps and stairs also link the lower four levels, whilst
                                       the main access to the upper two levels is more conveniently accessed
                                       via the lifts. Several emergency exit stairs are also available for access
                                       to all levels.


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