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Reinforcing the sense of place is a landscape imbued with the Sensitive consideration and an acknowledgment of the rightful, The design vision and philosophy aligns and goes beyond with
botanical spirit of the unique, tropical location of Noosa. To traditional custodians has been taken into account when designing that stated in the original Settlers Cove Noosa, Landscape Master
complement the newly built form of Calile Hotel Noosa, the the Calile Hotel Noosa resort’s neighbouring vegetation and gardens. Plan (p4. 2005). The design outcomes are focussed on restoration,
enclosing landscape will craft an all encompassing, veritable garden At the very heart of the botanical response and restoration is the promotion and maintenance of ecological processes, within a site
wonderland whereby the natural vegetation will meet an urban Noosa biosphere reserve. The proposal is aligned with the Noosa that are functioning and enduring while being representative of those
context. Showcasing more than 100 species of native flora, the Plan 2020 (in particular Sections 9.4.5 and SC6.3-PSP2) whilst going originally in the area.
landscape and subsequent regeneration of vegetation will offer beyond to conserve the natural site. Taking cues from the natural,
much needed respite from the tropical climate as well as texture, tropical Queensland climate, the existing topography and vegetation
shape, architectural softening and tranquillity. will be blended seamlessly alongside new, modern elements to
soften not only the architecture, but provide a celebration of the
vibrant locality.
KEY EXISTING TREES KEY LANDSCAPE AREAS
1. Serenity Close. Species Height Canopy On Ground Areas 1826m2
2. Banksia Avenue. #8 Allocasuarina littoralis Black Shea Oak 9m 4m Dia. Intensive (300-1200mm deep) Podium roof gardens 2465m2
3. The resorts Environmental Management and Conservation area. #15 Allocasuarina littoralis Black Shea Oak 9m 4m Dia. Extensive (150-300mm deep) Podium roof gardens 541m2
4. Central west wing gardens that are open to sky. #57 Allocasuarina littoralis Black Shea Oak 5m 3m Dia. Intensive (150-300mm deep) Podium turf areas 2252m2
5. Banksia Avenue arrival, garden and turf verge, and extensive native #58 Corymbia intermedia Pink Bloodwood 11m 9m Dia. Environmental Management and Conservation Area 3201m2
existing tree street frontage. #60 Allocasuarina littoralis Black Shea Oak 7m 2m Dia.
6. Arrival terrace and vehicle driveway/setdown (at level 3). #83 Elucalyptus tereticornis QLD Blue Gum 20m 18m Dia. Total 10285m2
7. Central gardens, east wing landscaped void open to sky. #107 Corymbia intermedia Pink Bloodwood 14m 15m Dia.
8. Vehicle turnaround and central garden. #259 Lophostemon confertus Brushbox 12m 4m Dia.
9. Mature trees to plaza at the heart of the central spine. #273 Corymbia intermedia Pink Bloodwood 12m 12m Dia.
10. Plaza buffered from the street by native street trees, gardens, and roof
gardens above.
11. Roof gardens capping pool club.
12. Signature swimming pool, with the landscaped green belt softening the
architectural forms either side.
13. Low buffer planting along the back of restaurant and pool area.
14. Shallow depth pool and lawn.
15. Landscaped villas run along northern edge of the site adjacent to
Serenity close. Native Paperbark street trees to footpath.
16. Grass tennis court with terraced seating and native gardens to buffer
perimeter.
17. The open lawn, wellness space with robust, local Paperbarks in mounded
lawn.
18. Quiet pool, softened by extensive street and internal Paperbarks and
verge planting.
19. Edible garden roof terrace breaking out from function room.
20. The significant native existing trees on site proposed to be retained have
inspired the building layout. Refer to existing tree schedule for details.
21. Rapid infiltration pits and associated planting.
22. Roof garden softening the function room and edible gardens below.
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SUGGESTED SPECIES LIST
C D E F G H I J K
A L M N O P Q R S T
U V W X Y Z AA BB CC
B DD EE FF GG HH II JJ KK LL
CANOPY UNDERSTORY CLIMBING AND TRAILING
A. Livistona australis Cabbage-tree Palm* (R,I) P. Lepidozamia hopei Hope’s Lepidozamia** (R,I,S) DD. Lygodium microphyllum Climbing Maidenhair** (R,I,S)
B. Melaleuca quinquenervia Broad Leaved Paperbark ** (R,I,S) Q. Zamia ferfacea Cardboard Plant (I,S) EE. Ficus pumila Climbing Fig (I,S)
C. Randia fitzalanii Native Gardenia* (R,I,) R. Monstera deliciosa Swiss Cheese Plant (I) FF. Monstera adansonii Swiss Cheese Plant (I)
D. Corymbia gummifera Bloodwood* (R,S) S. Asplenium australasicum Bird Nest Fern** (R,I,S) GG. Hoya australis Wax Vine** (R,I,S)
E. Polyscias elegans Celery Wood** (R,S) T. Pteris tremula Australian Brake Fern** (R,I,S) HH. Ipomea pes-caprae Bayhops* (I)
F. Callitris columellaris Coastal Cypress Pine** (R,S) U. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern** (R,I,S) II. Pandorea pandorana Wonga Wonga Vine* (R,I,S)
G. Banksia aemula Wallum Banksia** (R,S) V. Doodia media Raspberry Fern** (R,I,S) JJ. Philodendron scandans Heart Shaped Philodendron (R,I,S)
H. Allocasuarina littoralis Black She-oak** (R) W. Westringia furticosa Coastal Rosemary* (R,I,S) KK. Casurina glauca Casurina ‘Cousin It’* (R,I,S)
I. Acacia disparrima Hickory Wattle** (R)
J. Achronchyia imperforata Beach Acronychia** (R) GROUNDCOVERS ORCHIDS
K. Lophostemon confertus Brush Box** (R) X. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry* (R,I,S) LL. Cymbidium madidum Banded Cymbidium* (R,I,S)
L. Eucalyptus tereticornis Queensland Blue Gum** (R,S) Y. Isolepis ficinia Knobby Club Rush** (R,I,S)
M. Cythea cooperii Tree Fern** (R,I) Z. Pepperomia obtusifolia Baby Rubber Plant (I) ABBREVIATION KEY
N. Archontophoenix Bangalow Palm* (R) AA. Viola hederacea Native Violet* (R,I,S) * Australian Native
cunninghamianabn BB. Zoysia tenuifolia No Mow Grass (I,S) ** Locally Endemic
O. Licuala ramsayi Australian Fan Palm* (R,I) CC. Zoysia matrella No Mow Turf (I,S) R Used in Reserve
I Used in Internal Gardens
S Used in Street Scape
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MASTER KEY
1. Serenity Close. species selection. Surrounding podium gardens combined with mounding to host native Paperbarks creating this robust
2. Banksia Avenue. green belt that provides shade and a beautiful vail of green and vertical natural tones to screen accommodation. Combined
3. The resorts Environmental Management and Conservation area which forms the backdrop and buffer to the south and with vast understory of native shrubs and groundcovers that fill the gardens and create a thriving and lush garden reflecting
greater Noosa reserve. The canopy of 4-14m high existing trees and the proposed addition of native trees create a those reminiscent of the native woodlands. Further horizontal layers of the many roof gardens throughout the precinct, built
hood shaped vail to temper the entry space. This canopy will allow for a protected understory for the proposed native on strong a strong base of well draining, soil media, hold sun hardened vertical trailing species that will flourish, much like
groundcovers (refer to suggested species palettes) for guests to view as one of their first encounters of their visit. in their natural habitat on the Noosa sand dunes. These lush gardens help create and strengthen the green belt that wraps
Predominant species include Pink Bloodwood, Brush Box, Wallum Banksia, Coastal Cypress Pine, Black She-oak, Hickory around the signature pool, while providing shade and relief to the central swimming pool.
Wattle and Fraser Island Apple. This addition of newly planted trees, will together strengthen the retained 14-metre 13. Low planting along the back of restaurant and pool area, mirroring the landscaped void creating the other side of the
strong canopy, while further enhancing the visual amenity and landscape character of the site to create a entry experience landscaped belt. Using a more refined palette of native palms, and understory of Native ferns, Cycads and Orchids. Planting
reflective of the Noosa open woodland landscapes. provides a strong link to the surrounding southern reserve and rainforest area, but still creates a unique, experience with
4. Central west wing, deep planting gardens that are open to sky above. The landscaped void holds a more refined palette of strong landscape character. Low, open canopies of the Australian Fan Palm, screen out views from the restaurant and drop
native Australian Palms, and understory of native Australian Brake Fern and Asplenium Species (refer to suggested species off area below, while enhancing the character of the hotel by having continuity to the development and it’s surrounds.
palette for detail). This Landscape void provides natural light through to the lower levels of the resort, a softening and 14. Shallow depth pool and lawn uses planting consistent with the rest of the pool areas, to not give a detached experience for
separation of the facilities, and a reflection of the scarce Rainforest areas in the Noosa Region. parents supervising children. The native trailing plants used on the roof gardens between the pool and lawn, create a natural
5. Banksia Avenue street frontage arrival gardens, with existing and proposed native existing tree street frontage including veil which adds slight privacy and clear distinction to the area from the main pool.
two significant Coastal Cyprus Pines combine an entry canopy to the resort from Banksia Avenue. Entry gardens soften and 15. Villas run along the northern edge of the site adjacent to Serenity close and are the most secluded accommodation on site.
buffer the vehicle entry from the street, while still creating a welcoming but private entrance to the hotel. Local Paperbark trees and proposed garden frontages integrating with existing street vegetation and run to the footpath,
6. Arrival terrace, vehicle driveway/setdown and roundabout on level 3, with a spectacular vista and outlook across the is maintained along the verge to provide a sense of place that echoes the south, while providing privacy, screening and
Environmental Management and Conservation area and beyond. The large native canopy that protects the understory of buffering but still allowing the architectural forms to shine from the northern street frontage. StNative Cycads, Ferns and
native groundcovers that guests view as one of their first encounters of the site. While moving through the space, users will Violet and all offer a connection to the landscape spine to make the residents feel more connected to the resort. Trailing
get an immersive experience of the open woodlands throughout Noosa region, while feeling protected and shaded from the Ipomea gives a connection to the further Noosa coastal surrounds, while proving some additional privacy to the Villa pools.
external site surrounds in the seating and waiting areas. 16. Manicured grass tennis court, at the eastern end of the wellness precinct adds another luxurious amenity to the resort. Low
7. Central gardens, east wing landscaped void, which provides a juxtaposition to the wild and vast preservation area, by using level planting to the eastern side, creates distinction from the dining area while keeping clear of views for onlookers and
a more refined palette that residents can expect to experience throughout their stay. Signature native Australian Fan Palms spectators. Understory of native ferns, cycads and climbers are used to buffer the perimeter, with robust species selection
create a softening buffer to the space, while the understory of Noosa native Australian Brake Fern, Asplenium and Doodia to cater for the wear and tear of the sports and activities. Large Paperbarks planted on the verge overhang the northern
species, provide a lush and soft visual reprieve. The lush species used, provide a representation of the scarce rainforest seating to shade guests and provide a soft buffer to the street.
areas in the Noosa region, while being used as a visual and physical buffer between lobby bar and driveway that create a 17. The open lawn space includes local Paperbarks and provides space for wellness activities. The trees provide screening,
welcoming and relaxed feeling to the space. separation and privacy from the units above, while also offer natural shade and relief for residents to relax. The landscape
8. Vehicle turnaround and central garden, which shows a strong sense of place to the southern outlook and buffer, but is minimal here to create a relaxed feel, juxtaposed to the hustle and bustle of the plaza and pool precincts. Trees planted
providing a further glimpse to the main resort spaces. Native understory species of Lepidozamia, Asplenium Birds Nest Fern on the northern side of the lawn, to also screen out the villas and are best positioned to create the most shade. The open
and Australian Fan Palms, tie into the landscaped void and add to the central spine, while also giving a visual softening and canopies are a nice, calming reflectioin of the open woodlands areas of the Noosa region.
buffer to the vehicles through the space. The robust species selected, will require minimal maintenance and withstand the 18. Quiet and treatment pools, is shaded by large existing and proposed verge trees, as well as proposed, robust native internal
constant vehicle traffic. trees in lawn. Deep planted rambling gardens taper up to the boundary walls and surround the treatment pools, before
9. Mature native trees and deep planting, at the heart of the central spine, provide reference to the site and further Noosa tapering back to lawn. Sculptural Paperbarks are used inside and are planted in lawn, to provide a relaxed and shaded
surrounds, and reflects the entry views using the robust Paperbark, and native understory of Birds Nest and Gristles ferns experience, reminiscent of the open woodlands from the Noosa region. The external trees, screen and buffer the western end
and Native Violet. Large dish boulders add luxury to the hotel that is experienced throughout the rooms, suites, villas and of the hotel from the street, and create a secluded area with a sparse canopy to keep it open.
main pool areas. The species selected provide a combination of the woodland/open forest and scarce rainforest areas of the 19. Roof terrace breaking out from function room, uses edible planting to create another unique experience for residents. A
Noosa region. The robust, native Paperbark, will provide a shade and comfort for users of the space, with the open canopy strong connector path leads guests out to take in the views across the Biosphere and glimpse of Noosa River. 400m2 of
softening the harsh architectural forms. edible roof gardens including raised planters for trees and climbing trellis arbours to host a variety of fruiting trees, climbers
10. The plaza is buffered from the street by native Paperbark street trees, that soften the built form and provide shelter and and native bush fruit species such as the native Midgenberry and Fraser Island Apple. Edible gardens and terraces interact
buffering to the plaza zone from North. Plaza is accessed through a series of stairs and ramps from the south, while a more with hanging gardens from above, bringing a coastal feel while having the strong visual connection to the reserve.
formalised entry form Serenity Close, that is buffered by rambling native gardens that run along the front wall and planters 20. The significant native existing trees on site proposed to be retained have inspired the building layout including the 20m
inside. The native Paperbarks used through the centre, continuing the central spine and help connect it through to the Queensland Blue Gum enveloped by the northern villas, creating a large courtyard between villas 9 and 10 which is also
street, while concealing views from upper levels and enhancing the regional landscape character. Deep planting of native adjacent the proposed main pool with which its canopy a resounding connection to place. The trees provide incredible shade
climbers, ferns and cycad on roof gardens above provide a relaxed feel, while softening the strong architectural forms. cooling and buffering to the space, while the tapering, rambling gardens below, creates an understory reminiscent of the
Native species selected are robust and require little maintenance, to contend with the traffic in this thoroughfare. reserve to the south. Other significant trees retained in site include large She-Oaks and Pink Bloodwoods that are located
11. Roof gardens capping the pool club, providing a natural feel to the spaces above through the use of local, well draining around the southern side of the building, while a Brushbox and Bloodwood, one either side of the driveway, are also retained.
mulch, and the delicate trailing foliage of the Wonga Wonga and Wax vines natives, that will flourish much like the varieties 21. Rapid infiltration pits and associated panting, sitting on the northern side behind tennis court and plaza adjacent on Serenity
found on the coastal sand dunes. Further species include the native Cycad, Coastal Rosemary and Violet while the local Close, while the southern pits sit within the ecological area inside the boundary. Planting around the pits consists of low
trailing Beach Bayhops, provides a link to the beaches and surrounding coastline. Native vines trail down the architecture, to level, robust native groundcovers that require little to now maintenance and are suitable for use in these areas.
create natural veils to the plaza below. 22. Roof garden sitting on top of the function rooms, providing a natural feel to the edible gardens below, with the use of local
12. Signature swimming pool, is the highlight and main attraction of the resort, with the landscape playing an important role well draining mulch and the delicate trailing foliage of the Wonga Wonga and Wax vines natives, that will flourish much
in tempering the communal space in creating a connected and immersive experience, to the expansive Environmental like the varieties found on the coastal sand dunes. Landscaped gardens provide a softening to the spaces below, as well as
Management and Conservation area at the South. The landscape design in this precinct, strongly aligns with the Noosa cooling the rooms below. Roof helps the development sit seamlessly in the landscape for the external views from the south.
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Plan 2020 to reinforce and enhance the existing site and surrounding local vegetation, through strong reference of native
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