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MCU14/0106 Appendix P - Architectural Perspectives and Intent
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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
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