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Contents
Dwg No. Drawing Title
DA 00 Cover Page & Contents
DA 01 Overview Plan
DA 02 Aerial Perspective
DA 03 Zone A Plan
DA 04 Zone A Section
DA 05 Zone A Perspective
DA 06 Zone B Plan
DA 07 Zone B Section
DA 08 Zone B Perspective
DA 09 Zone C Plan
DA 10 Zone C Section
DA 11 Zone C Perspective
DA 12 Zone D Plan
DA 13 Zone D Section
DA 14 Zone D Perspective
DA 15 Zone E Plan
DA 16 Zone E Section
3D Render by The Buchan Group, 2014
DA 17 Zone E Perspective
View of Arbour and Entry Shade Structure from North East
DA 18 Zone F Plan
DA 19 Zone F Section
Design Statement DA 20 Zone F Perspective
The northern façade of the existing Noosa Civic retail centre will be DA 21 Zone G Plan
upgraded to improve its visual connectivity with surrounding natural
forms and better reflect the fine grain of local Noosa architecture. DA 22 Zone G Section
The existing built form will be filtered through the installation of
green arbours, landscaped spaces and strong entrance structures DA 23 Zone G Perspective
that utilize a natural materials pallet. The upgrade to the façade will
provide an immersive landscape experience with improved DA 24 Spaces & Textures
activation of the façade edge through opportunities for seating,
dining and increased ease of navigation around the centre.
Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Cover Page & Contents
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.00 / A
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Zone A Features
Refer to DA.03 to DA.05
ZONE
- Recycled timber arbour E
with climbing plants.
ZONE F ZONE G
- Deck terraces with built
in bench seating and
native garden planter
boxes.
- Bicycle racks
- Garden court with new
large canopy shade tree.
Zone B Features
Refer to DA.06 to DA.08
- Recycled timber arbour with
climbing plants.
- Clear covered entry roof with
batten shade structure and
branched feature column
supports.
- New screen and planter box
buffer partition to outdoor cafe
seating.
Zone C Features
- Feature ground surface Refer to DA.09 to DA.11
treatment to main entry
forecourt. - Bus stop shade structures
integrated into arbour with
- Pedestrian / vehicle shared long spanning, column free
zone ground treatment to rain cover at bus access Zove E Features
crossing. points. Refer to DA.15 to DA.17
- Built in bench seating. - End of trip facilities - Clear covered entry roof Zone F Features
including showers, toilets, with batten shade structure Refer to DA.18 to DA.20
basins, lockers and long rest Zone D Features and branched feature Zone G Features
- Taxi waiting bench with large Refer to DA.12 to DA.14
canopy shade tree over. and refresh bench. column supports. - Deck terraces with built in bench Refer to DA.21 to DA.23
- Terraced decks with built in seating and native garden planter
- Fragrant gardens adjacent to - Bicycle racks for - New screen partition with boxes. - Edible garden feature landscaping.
commuters bench seating and native climbing plants and planter
entry approach and forecourt. garden planter boxes. box buffer partition to - Bicycle racks for commuters. - Outdoor spillout area from gym.
- Pickup waiting bench with outdoor cafe.
large canopy shade tree - Large canopy shade tree - Native garden planter boxes
over. - Feature ground surface
- Wall mural treatment to main entry
- Shaded and covered bench forecourt.
seating for waiting bus - Clear covered batten roof
commuters. shelter over - Pedestrian / vehicle
bench seating areas. shared zone ground
- Recycled timber arbour treatment to crossing.
with climbing plants. - Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants. - Built in bench seating.
- Fragrant gardens
adjacent to entry approach
and forecourt.
0m 7.5m 15m 22.5m 30m
Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Overview Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:750@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.01 / A
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ZONE G
ZONE F
ZONE E
ZONE
D
ZO
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C
ZO
NE
B
ZO
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A
Zone G Perspective View
Noosa Civic Aerial, QIC, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Aerial Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.02 / A
Page 4
Existing carpark garden
Zone A
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
surrounding bushland
Strategically located
column-free arbour crossover
Existing Issues
species zone for free visual and physical - Limited seating & shaded areas;
access to tennancies behind
- Limted landscaping and green space;
New large canopy shade
Recycled timber arbour
- Limited weather protection to Pedestrian
tree over seating area
with climbing plants realm;
New fragrant native garden A A providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and - Public interface is uninviting;
bed preserving existing
carpark gutter line vehicle zones - Materials & textures are cold and industrial
Future pedestrian
connection not part
of this application Existing
Carpark Coarse speed-check paving
Possible location of future Pocket to shared bicycle / pedestrian
path connection to crossing Landscape zones at intermittent locations
not part of this application Court
along arbour
Feature smooth pavement
Recycled Timber Arbour to Arbour pathway
Bicycle Racks Feature pavement
Native Garden to pedestrian areas
Planter Boxes adjacent to arbour
Bark Design, 2014
Column-free arbour
crossover zone for Native Garden
Planter Boxes
free visual and physical
access to tennancies Existing external wall
behind
Shopping
Centre Deck terraces with
Tenancies bench seating and
built in planter boxes
Shopping
Centre
Tenancies Existing services rooms
A
Zone A Plan Existing RACQ
Existing shopfront glazing
New large canopy shade
Scale 1:200 shopfront signage Existing shopping centre behind tree over sculpture court
New large canopy shade and seating area
2.7m arbour height with Bark Design, 2014
trees over seating area
clear visibility over generally,
and at strategic locations for
Existing BAY AUDIO tenancy signage visibility
shopfront signage
New feature high level
screen treatment
Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and
vehicle zones
Deck terraces with Bark Design, 2014
bench seating and
built in planter boxes
Existing OPTUS Zone A Elevation Bollards and ground surface treatments
delineating shared pedestrian / cyclist
Column-free arbour crossover
zone for free visual and Existing WALK ON WHEELS
Existing NAB
shopfront signage
shopfront signage
Scale 1:200 zones at bicycle rack locations physical access to tenancies shopfront signage 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
behind
Urbis, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone A Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.03 / A
Page 5
Zone A
Landscape Character
Recycled timber arbour structure defines pedestrian walkway
Existing roof with plywood soffit
Green screen to shade and animate pedestrian environment
RACQ Tenancy Endemic vegetation, i.e. Banksia
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Native grasses, i.e Pennisetum Mouldry
Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
Zone A Section
Landscape strip separates pedestrian
Scale 1:50 1:1 Pedestrian zone
zone from existing road
0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone A Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.04 / A
Page 6
Zone A Response:
Layers of green create
landscape rich
environments
- Integrated landscaping;
- Opportunities for shade & seating;
- Filtering built elements through
landscaping;
- Endemic vegetation
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Coffee Shop Concept, Acres Noosa, 2013
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Zone A Perspective View
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone A Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.05 / A
Page 7
Zone B
Native planting to
covered walkway edges
Existing Issues
Existing carpark garden - Weak sense of Entry & Arrival;
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting - Limited weather protection to Pedestrian
surrounding bushland environment and pedestrian crossing;
species
Feature paving and coarse - Scale of Entry is disconnected to
speed-check materials to pedestrians;
Strategically located raised pedestrian crossing - Materials & textures are cold and
column-free arbour crossover industrial;
zone for free visual and physical
access to tenancies behind
- Retail / cafe space feels too connected to
New corner window signage
road;
opportunity integrated - Limited vegetation & green space.
B
New large canopy shade into planted screen
tree over seating area
B
New fragrant native garden
bed preserving existing
New fragrant native garden carpark gutter line
bed preserving existing Taxi Zone
carpark gutter line P i c k u p a n d D r o p -off
Waiting Smooth feature pavement
and Pickup
Garden edge bench seating Bench to Arbour pathway
Covered
with flush ground level deck Entry Recycled Timber Arbour
Forecourt
Recycled Timber Arbour
Coarse speed-check paving
to shared bicycle / pedestrian
zones at intermittent locations Cafe Seating Feature pavement Bark Design, 2014
along arbour Bicycle to pedestrian areas
Racks
adjacent to arbour
Feature pavement Shopping Shopping
Centre Shopping Centre
to pedestrian areas Tenancies Centre Tenancies B
adjacent to arbour Entry
Zone B Plan Upgraded feature floor finish
Existing BIG W
shopfront signage
Scale 1:200 to entrance forecourts
Existing CHOCOLATE Existing shopfront glazing
shopfront signage Existing WOOLWORTHS Bark Design, 2014
Existing shopping
shopfront signage
Batten shade structure with centre behind
clear roof sheeting over shopping
centre entry forecourt
New high level feature screen treatment Wall mural
along existing building facade
High level feature screen treatment
over existing parapet entry walls
Recycled timber arbour with
climbing plant screen buffer
from carpark to pedestrian zones
Batten screen
behind
wall to end of journey
facilities
Bark Design, 2014
New corner window signage Column-free arbour crossover
Zone B Elevation Outdoor cafe seating room behind
opportunity for cafe integrated
into planted screen
zone for free visual and physical
access to tenancies behind
Scale 1:200 Existing OPTUS 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
Fragrant native gardens adjacent to
entry path and forecourt shopfront signage
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone B Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.06 / A
Page 8
New batten and clear
Zone B
roofing shade structure
Landscape Character
High level feature screen treatment
over existing parapet entry walls
Recycled timber arbour with
climbing plant screen buffer
from carpark to pedestrian zones
behind
Translucent covered entry approach roof
Batten shade structure over
entry approach crossings
Natural scents, i.e. Ginger
Outdoor cafe seating room
Ground Covers i.e. Casuarina Cousin It
Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
Zone B Section Existing tensile membrane
carpark shade canopy
Scale 1:50 1:1 Fragrant gardens adjacent
Plant beds built in to cafe to entry path and forecourt
screen edge 0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
Phoenix Civic Space Park, Architekton, 2009
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone B Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.07 / A
Page 9
Zone B Response:
Human scale dynamic
shade canopies signify
entry
- Dynamic shadow patterns;
- Folded roof plane defines spatial
hierarchies;
- Roof canopy with strong reference to
natural, organic forms;
- Strong sense of entry and arrival.
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Langtree Mall, Bellemo & Cat, 2012
Ferry Road Market, Cox Rayner, 2006
Zone B Perspective View
Langtree Mall, Bellemo & Cat, 2012
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone B Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.08 / A
Page 10
Zone C
Existing carpark garden
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
surrounding bushland
species
Existing Issues
- Limted landscaping and green space;
- Limited weather protection to existing
footpath;
- Existing End of Trip Facilities is inefficient
& not easily located;
- Bus stop feels too 'back of house';
- Bus stop appears too symetrical in the
Wide spanning, post free
arbour section at bus stops
context of the overall front elevation
B
New large canopy shade
tree over seating area 600mm clear from
kerb to arbour as per
Translink guidelines
C C
Feature pavement
to Arbour pathway
Waiting
Feature pavement and Pickup
to pedestrian areas Bench
adjacent to arbour Existing Bus Stop Zone
Bus
Stop Bus Bus Bark Design, 2014
Recycled Timber Arbour Stop Stop Feature pavement
to pedestrian areas
adjacent to arbour
End of Trip Facilities
End of trip facilities
to comply with CPTED
guidelines
Shopping
Centre
Tenancies C
Existing services
rooms
Zone C Plan Coarse speed-check paving
to shared bicycle / pedestrian Existing escape
Scale 1:200 zones at intermittent locations
New high level feature screen treatment along arbour New large canopy shade
along existing building facade tree over sculpture court Bark Design, 2014
New vegetated and seating area
screen partition concealing Existing shopping
service room entry doors centre behind
New batten and clear
behind roofing shade structure
Batten screen
wall to end of
trip facilities
Bark Design, 2014
Zone C Elevation Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
Scale 1:200 providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
vehicle zones
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone C Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.09 / A
Page 11
Zone C
Landscape Character
New hardwood batten and clear
polycarbonate shade structure.
New high level feature screen treatment
along existing building facade Recycled Timber
Translucent roofing over bus stops
Batten screen sunshades
Rusty Metal
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014 Bark Design, 2014
Existing external shopping
centre wall
Shiplap Cladding Mini Bus Shelter, Bark Design, 2014
Benches with built in
raised plant beds behind
Existing carpark garden Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
Zone C Section beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
Scale 1:50 1:1 surrounding bushland
species
0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
New York High Line, James Corner, 2009
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone C Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.10 / A
Page 12
Zone C Response:
Textures, Green Arbour
elements, green screens &
raised planters
- Dynamic shadow patterns through
landscaping & built elements;
- Soft material palette;
- Enjoyable and memorable pedestrian
experience;
- Defining pedestrian zones through
landscape.
Native garden planting
Hotel Casino de Talca, Rodrigo Duque Motta
/ Rafael Hevia García-Huidobro, 2008
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Zone C Perspective View
Gun Shop Cafe, 2011
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone C Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.11 / A
Page 13
Zone D
Existing carpark garden
Existing Issues
beds replanted with local - Limited seating & shaded areas (North
native trees complimenting Facing);
surrounding bushland - Limted landscaping and green space;
species
- Limited weather protection;
- Public interface is uninviting;
- Materials & textures are cold & industrial;
- Inefficient use of existing corner,
currently a generous size
Feature pavement
to Arbour pathway
D Feature pavement
D to pedestrian areas
adjacent to arbour
Demolish existing
bus shelter elements
Feature pavement
to Arbour pathway Existing shopfront glazing
existing bus stop zone
Bark Design, 2014
Bench seating New large canopy shade
with built in planter box tree over seating area
behind Bus Recycled Timber Arbour
Stop
New vegetated screen Shopping
partition concealing Centre
service room entry doors Tenancies
behind
Wall mural
Existing service rooms Native Garden Planter Boxes
D
Zone D Plan Terraced decks
with built in planters
Scale 1:200 Existing shopping
centre behind Bark Design, 2014
Wall Mural
New high level feature screen treatment
along existing building facade
New batten and clear
roofing shade structure
Deck terraces with
bench seating and
built in planter boxes
Bark Design, 2014
Recycled timber arbour
Zone D Elevation with climbing plants New vegetated screen partition
providing a green buffer concealing service room entry
Scale 1:200 between pedestrian and doors behind 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
vehicle zones
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone D Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.12 / A
Page 14
Zone D
Landscape Character
Recycled timber arbour with
climbing plant screen buffer
from carpark to pedestrian zones
behind
New batten and clear roofing shade structure
Existing carpark garden
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
Wall mural surrounding bushland
species
New high level feature screen treatment
along existing building facade
Ptolemy Mann, Wall Mural Concept, 2013
Bench seating with built in
raised plant beds behind
Zone D Section Terraced decks
Climbing plant screen buffer
between pedestrian and vehicle
Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
with built in planters spaces creating captured
Scale 1:50 1:1
corner mini forest behind
0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone D Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.13 / A
Page 15
Zone D Response:
Contemplation of
nature by discovery
- Capturing a lush natural garden conrner;
- Providing a cool mini forest refuge for
commuters;
- Providing awareness of local bushland
plant species.
- Awakening through 'touch, sense and
smell'
Endemic vegetation, i.e. Banksia
Wall and Deco, Wall mural, Casa Tamarit, 2013
Zone D Perspective View
Local plants, eg. Banksia Aemula
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone D Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.14 / A
Page 16
Zone E
Existing Issues
- Weak sense of entry & arrival;
- Limited weather protection to pedestrian
environment and pedestrian crossing;
- Scale of entry is disconnected to
pedestrians;
E - Materials & textures are cold and
E industrial;
- Limited vegetation & green space.
Existing carpark garden
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
surrounding bushland
species
Column-free arbour crossover
zone for free visual and physical
access to tenancies behind
Bark Design, 2014
Planted screen buffer Recycled Timber Arbour Covered Feature pavement
Entry
Forecourt to Arbour pathway
Shopping Shopping Existing shopfront glazing
Centre Shopping Centre
Tenancies E Centre Tenancies
Entry
Zone E Plan Upgraded feature floor finish
Batten shade structure with
clear roof sheeting shelter over Feature pavement
to entrance forecourts shopping centre entry forecourt to pedestrian areas
Scale 1:200 adjacent to arbour
Existing IT SHOP Bark Design, 2014
Existing HERITAGE BANK Existing shopping
shopfront signage
shopfront signage centre behind
behind.
High level feature screen treatment
over existing parapet entry walls
Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
New batten
providing a green buffer
and clear roofing
between pedestrian and
shade structure
vehicle zones
Bark Design, 2014
Existing ATM
Zone E Elevation Strategically located Fragrant native gardens adjacent to Planted screen buffer
Scale 1:200 column-free arbour crossover entry path and forecourt
0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
zone for free visual and physical
access to tenancies behind
Ferry Road Market, Cox Rayner, 2006
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone E Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.15 / A
Page 17
Zone E
Landscape Character
Batten shade structure over
shopping centre entry forecourt for sense
of cool Summer arrival as well as
a clear indicator for vehicles to slow down
through the shared pedestrian zone
Existing
shopping
centre
Fragrant native gardens
adjacent to entry path
and forecourt
Fragrant native gardens adjacent to
entry path and forecourt
Existing carpark garden
beds replanted with local
native trees complimenting
Zone E Section surrounding bushland
species
Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
Scale 1:100 1:1 providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and Noosa Civic Refresh, Bark Design, 2014
vehicle zones
Shared pedestrian and vehicle
zone ground surface treatment
0m 1m 2m 3m 4m
Penar de Perruquet Park, Arteks Arquitectura, 2008
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone E Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:100@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.16 / A
Page 18
Zone E Response:
Human scale dynamic
shade canopies signify entry
- Roof canopy with strong reference to natural,
organic forms;
- Filigree of light and shadow;
- Strong & memorable sense of Entry &
arrival;
- Providing a memorable shopping
experience;
- Creating obvious and easy navigation for
visitors.
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Langtree Mall, Bellemo & Cat, 2012
Zone E Perspective View
Fragrant native species, eg. Cinnamomum oliveri
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone E Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.17 / A
Page 19
Zone F
Existing Issues
- Harsh pedestrian environment with too
much hardscape;
- Limited landscaping, seating and shaded
(north facing areas);
- External spaces do not feel connected to
surrounding natural environment;
Existing carpark garden - Spaces feel monolithic and not human
beds replanted with scale.
local native trees
complimenting
surrounding Column-free arbour
bushland species crossover zone for
free visual and
physical access to
F tennancies behind
Coarse speed-check F
paving to shared
bicycle / pedestrian
zones at intermittent
locations along arbour
Recycled Timber Arbour Feature concrete
smooth pavement
to arbour pathway
Feature aggregate
Bark Design, 2014
concrete pavement Bicycle Native
to pedestrian areas Native Garden Garden Native Garden
Racks
adjacent to arbour
Existing shopfront
glazing
Shopping
Centre F
Tenancies
Zone F Plan Column-free arbour
crossover zone for
Scale 1:200 free visual and
Clear zone over arbour physical access to
Column-free arbour
with view to future signage tenancies behind Bark Design, 2014
crossover zone for
free visual and
physical access to
Recycled timber arbour Existing shopping
tennancies behind
with climbing plants centre behind
providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and
vehicle zones
Bark Design, 2014
Column-free arbour
Zone F Elevation crossover zone for
Bicycle arrival point with
bicycle racks behind
free visual and
Scale 1:200 physical access to 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
tenancies behind
Coffee Shop Concept, Acres Noosa, 2013
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone F Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.18 / A
Page 20
Zone F
Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
Landscape Character
providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and
vehicle zones
Existing shopping
centre Existing carpark garden
beds replanted with
local native trees
complimenting
surrounding
bushland species
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Endemic Vegetation i.e. Bottlebrush
Alternating bench seating and
built in planter boxes along arbour
Zone F Section Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
Scale 1:50 1:1
0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone F Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.19 / A
Page 21
Zone F Response:
Layers of green create
landscape rich
environments
- Integrated landscaping;
- Opportunities for shade & seating;
- Filtering built elements through
landscaping;
- Endemic vegetation
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Noosa native plants, eg. Ehretia acuminata
Zone F Perspective View
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone F Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.20 / A
Page 22
Zone G
Feature concrete Existing Carparks
smooth pavement G G
to Arbour pathway Bench seating
Existing Issues
- No pedestrian thoroughfare
- Limited landscaping and green space;
- Public interface is uninviting;
- Opportunities for capturing meaningful
Bench seating
outdoor space for possible food / cafe
tennancies
Existing roof over
Edible Sculpture by local artist
Landscape
Gardens Concrete sleeper tile
Existing external wall Recycled
Timber feature area flush with
Arbour ground cover and surrounding
concrete ground level
Tool shed
Sleeper feature paving
area flush with ground cover
and surrounding
Natural concrete ground level
Bushland
New large canopy shade
tree over seating area
G
Sleeper feature paving
area flush with ground cover Bark Design, 2014
and surrounding concrete
ground level
Boundary of Covenant J
Bench seating along
natural bushland edge
New large canopy shade
tree over seating area
Bench seating along
Zone G Plan natural bushland edge behind
Bark Design, 2014
Scale 1:300
Tool shed
Bark Design, 2014
Zone G Elevation Recycled timber arbour
Scale 1:200 with climbing plants 0m 2m 4m 6m 8m
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone G Plan
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:200@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.21 / A
Page 23
Zone G
Landscape Character
New large canopy shade
tree over seating area
Edible gardens
Existing gym behind
Recycled timber arbour
with climbing plants
providing a green buffer
between pedestrian and
vehicle zones
Ground Covers i.e. Zoysia
Edible gardens
New York High Line, James Corner, 2009
Existing carpark
Bench seating with native garden
planter boxes Sleeper paved
feature area flush with
ground cover and surrounding
ground level
Zone G Section
Scale 1:50 1:1.49
Noosa Civic Expansion, Bark Design, 2014
0m 0.5m 1m 1.5m 2m
New York High Line, James Corner, 2009
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone G Section
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd 1:50@ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.22 / A
Page 24
Zone G Response:
Landscape rich spaces to
enjoy
- Opportunities for casual seating within a
broader landscape;
- Immersive landscape experiences &
opportunities for solitude;
- Spatial definition through variations in
materiality.
Edible gardens
New York High Line, James Corner, 2009
Zone G Perspective View Cairns Wharf Deux, Dot Dash, 2013
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Drawing Title
Noosa Civic Expansion Zone G Perspective
For QIC Noosa Civic Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
Drawing No. / Revision
‘Layers of Green’ DA.23 / A
Page 25
Virginia Kerridge Architect, 2011 Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014
Charcoal
Charcoal White Lime Green
Green Civic Green
Civic Climbing vines
Vineson
ontimber
Timberscreen
Screen ScreenedVines
Climbing layerson
and translucency
Concrete Wall Climbing Vines
Climbing vines on
onsteel
Steelrods
Rods
Noosa Junction Station, Bark
The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012 Noosa Junction Station, Bark Design, 2014 Design, 2014 The Grounds of Alexandria, Caroline Choker, 2012
Layers and
Particle screening
Board Plywood Joinery Timber arbour
Plywoodstructures
for Pop Up Structures Integrated lanscape Raised seating areas
Plywood Ceilings Edible gardens
Ptolemy Mann, Wall Mural, 2013 Giovanni Pagani, Optical, 2014
Rusty Steel Panels
Wall Mural Rusty Steel Signage Wall Mural Recycled
Recycled Timber Posts
timber posts Recycled timber
Recycled Timberfor
forarbours
Arbours&& Screens
screens
Drawing Title
Noosa
Noosa Civic
CivicExpansion
‘Refresh’ Material
Spaces &Palette
Textures
For QIC Noosa
ForCivic
QIC Limited
Pty Ltd NTS @ A3
Scale
‘Layers of Green’
‘Layers of Green’
CD.05 Drawing No. / Revision
DA.24 / A