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Log in to see the plans as drawnReinforcing 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.
CALILE HOTEL NOOSA HEADS ISSUE H
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Landscape Concept Plan
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