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MCU14/0106 Appendix P - Architectural Perspectives and Intent
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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
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