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noosa marketplace
Hofmann Drive, Noosaville QLD 4556 EE
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BUILDING 03
LOT 1
Development Snapshot SP222982
ADDRESSES (LOT & PLAN): LOT.1 - SP222982: 2-20 HOFMANN
DRIVE, LOT.4 - SP2465848: 2-18 HOFMANN DRIVE, NOOSA QLD
LOT 4
SITE AREA: 35, 762m² SP246584
IVE DR
SITE COVER:
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DRAWING LIST
S STREE
HOFMANN
(PROPOSED): - 13, 560m²
PLOT RATIO: A-DA-0000 TITLE SHEET 2 15.05.19
SANDER
(PROPOSED): - 0.37
A-DA-000.1 ARCHITECTURAL STATEMENT 1 15.05.19
BUILDING HEIGHT: A-DA-0001 SITE CONTEXT - EXISTING 2 15.05.19 BLDG
(BUILDING 1): 7, 200m A-DA-0002 SITE CONTEXT - PROPOSED 2 15.05.19 04
(BUILDING 2): 4, 800m A-DA-0010 OVERALL SITE PLAN 4 15.05.19
(BUILDING 3): 13, 845m
A-DA-0011 EASEMENT PLAN 2 15.05.19 EXISTING LARGE
(BUILDING 4): 15, 000m
A-DA-0100 OVERALL GROUND FLOOR PLAN 2 15.05.19 FORMAT RETAIL
AREAS: A-DA-1100 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT GROUND FLOOR PLAN 2 15.05.19 LEO ALL BLDG
EY ROAD
A-DA-1101 MIXED-USE PRECINCT GROUND FLOOR PLAN 2 15.05.19 02
BUILDING 1 - A-DA-1200 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT SECTIONS 2 15.05.19
NLA: 3, 010m²
GFA: 3, 020m² A-DA-1201 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT BUILDING SECTIONS 2 15.05.19
A-DA-1203 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING SECTIONS 2 15.05.19
BUILDING 2 - A-DA-1205 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING SECTIONS 2 15.05.19
NLA: 270m² A-DA-1206 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING SECTIONS 2 15.05.19
GFA: 275m²
A-DA-1300 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 2 15.05.19
BUILDING 3 - A-DA-1301 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 1 15.05.19
NLA: 7, 550m² A-DA-1302 MARKETPLACE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 2 15.05.19
GFA: 7, 960m² A-DA-1303 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 2 15.05.19
A-DA-1304 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 2 15.05.19
BUILDING 4 (Gnd + Levels 1-3) -
NLA: 1, 710m² A-DA-1305 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 1 15.05.19
GFA: 1, 950m² A-DA-1306 MIXED-USE PRECINCT BUILDING ELEVATIONS 1 15.05.19
A-DA-7000 PERSPECTIVE 2 15.05.19
A-DA-7001 PERSPECTIVE 2 15.05.19 BUILDING
TOTAL NLA: 12, 540m²
A-DA-7002 PERSPECTIVE 2 15.05.19 01
TOTAL GFA: 13, 205m²
A-DA-7003 PERSPECTIVE 2 15.05.19
A-DA-7004 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19
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CARPARKS PROVIDED: 356 A-DA-7005 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19 TION STR
A-DA-7006 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19
BIKE RACKS: 22
A-DA-7007 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19
PRODUC
A-DA-7008 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19 NOOSA CIVIC
A-DA-7009 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19 CARPARK
A-DA-7010 PERSPECTIVE 1 15.05.19
HOFMA
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NOOSA CIVIC SHOPPING
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Rev. Date Description Iss. Appr. Do not scale this drawing. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing Project Status Drawing Title
NOOSA MARKETPLACE
any work. Copyright © 2019 Buchan. This drawing remains the property of
1 14.05.19 FINAL ISSUE FOR COMMENT AJ PS
The Buchan Group Australia Pty Ltd. Reproduction in whole or in part without
2 15.05.19 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION AJ PS prior consent is forbidden. Date Plotted
15/05/2019 11:08:23 PM
File
LOT.1 - SP222982: 2-20 HOFMANN DRIVE, LOT.4 - SP2465848: Date Issued
15.05.19
TITLE SHEET
2-18 HOFMANN DRIVE, NOOSA QLD Scale
As indicated
Project Number @A1 Drawing Number Revision Brisbane Studio
0 10 20 40 60M
+ 61 7 3859 9222 / buchangroup.com.au
716159 A-DA-0000 2
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Section 2
noosa marketplace
architectural statement
We provide this architect’s statement with regard to the design of the proposed Noosa Marketplace Development located in Hofmann Drive adjacent to the Noosa Civic Shopping Centre, Noosaville.
The following statement outlines how the proposed development addresses discussed design criteria to deliver the highest standard in community based urban design.
The Marketplace is a project designed to bring the active and creative community of Noosa together.
It has been conceived to connect and respect surrounding uses and users working to complement the current fabric of the Noosa Civic Precinct.
It is made up of a complementary range of uses and tenants, all of which provide amenity to a community that is actively encouraged to gather in one collaborative space. Made up of a variety of
pavilion buildings, each curated precinct within the development encourages unique activities and experiences and will serve as a destination for the local community.
The Marketplace building is the hub for the development in that it houses established, start-up and incubator tenants in a co-operative space. Imagined to be active from early morning though to late
evening it is seen to be the epicentre of the development. The Marketplace is flanked by curated cottage industry and local farm to table based enterprises who combine to form the “creative makers”
for Noosa and the Sunshine Coast. To the South of the Marketplace – the development is anchored by 2 larger spaces (something we call the Shed) that are designed to house interactive/ commercial
production uses such as a children’s indoor activity centre and a local boutique brewery, culinary cooking school or similar. Apart from providing a production hub for the Makers precinct – the Shed
serves to provide engaging and interactive edutainment for the development
Opposite the Marketplace is a small F+B pavilion that will serve to service the site with a fresh local dining experience. Small in nature -it draws its vernacular from the coastal hinterland architecture of
the region. This light edge for this pavilion is then utilised in the masking the larger “making” sheds that sit opposite. This “Hinterland” kit of parts then forms the basis of the visual language for the
overall development and the use of soft hand crafted materials remains faithful to the intended uses..
The North is arranged as a series of larger scale structures anchored by creative and active based showrooms. The adjacency of lifestyle and homemaker program works to create precincts that
encourages making activities and adventure play within the development. A freestanding multilevel commercial pavilion is the gateway to the site entry from Hoffman Drive and is an important marker
for the development. Taller in nature but sensitively clad with sustainable facades, it has the potential to house health facilities, wellness uses and co-working spaces bringing a diverse set of
amenities, users and visitors to the site.
Shielded vehicle parking sits adjacent to all of the precincts on the site and apart from serving the function of parking for customers it presents an opportunity to double as a space for curated open
markets and events to be undertaken on weekends or special sessional occasions for the local community. Although separated from Noosa Civic by Hoffmann Drive, it is envisaged that we will be able
to work with council to improve existing connections to the surrounding fabric/ urban grain and encourage community movement via foot as opposed to vehicle.
The Noosa Marketplace has been designed with the local community in mind.
Creative in nature – the Noosa Marketplace looks to be a hub that provides great gathering spaces that is then flanked by a great mixture of amenity and community experiences.
Rev. Date Description Iss. Appr. Do not scale this drawing. Verify all dimensions on site before commencing Project Status Drawing Title
NOOSA MARKETPLACE
any work. Copyright © 2019 Buchan. This drawing remains the property of
1 15.05.19 DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION AJ PS
The Buchan Group Australia Pty Ltd. Reproduction in whole or in part without
prior consent is forbidden. Date Plotted
15/05/2019 11:08:41 PM
File
LOT.1 - SP222982: 2-20 HOFMANN DRIVE, LOT.4 - SP2465848: Date Issued
15.05.19
ARCHITECTURAL STATEMENT
2-18 HOFMANN DRIVE, NOOSA QLD Scale
1 : 500 @A1
Project Number Drawing Number Revision Brisbane Studio
0 10 20 40 60M
+ 61 7 3859 9222 / buchangroup.com.au
716159 A-DA-000.1 1
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