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9 April 2019
Item 1 - Attachment 2
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MASON WHITTAKER RESIDENCE
PROPOSED RESIDENCE
54 SEAVIEW TERRACE
SUNSHINE BEACH
QUEENSLAND
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FEBRUARY 2019
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Section 2
CONTENTS
0 Landscape Concept
Context 4-7
Concept Vision 8-9
1 Landscape Concept Plans
Landscape Context Plan 1:200 10-11
Landscape Site Plan 1:150 12-13
Landscape Lower Ground Plan 1:150 14-15
Landscape Ground Plan 1:150 16-17
Landscape Level 1 Plan 1:150 18-19
2 Materials Palettes
Materials 20-21
Vegetation 1 - Dry Wallum Woodland 22-23
Vegetation 2 - Wet Wallum Woodland /Sedgeland 24-25
Vegetation 3 - Seacoast 26-27
3 Landscape Elevations - 1:100
North 28-29
South 30-31
East 32
West 33
4 Suggested Species list
Plant Palette 34-35
5 Perspectives
Western - Seaview Terrace View 36
Internal - Courtyard View 37
Eastern - Dune View 38
Eastern - Beach View 39
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Section 3
CONTEXT
Sitting on the coastal dune at the edge of Noosa National Park, most would say that the locality of fifty four Seaview Terrace feels very much a part of it.
The design will encompass this strong sense of place throughout the site to intensify this connection with the surrounding environment. The landscape
design uses completely endemic plant species that take on the natural forms and feelings of the surroundings to create an all encompassing variety
of experiences. The designs simplicity allows for nature and its palette to situate the proposed residence within its natural environment.
Seaview Terrace is at the centre of the much loved coastal town of Sunshine Beach with its village atmosphere set amongst the rich natural assets of
the Sunshine Coast. Seaview Terrace runs parallel to the dune of Sunshine Beach which is to its east. Fifty four Seaview Terrace is located less than
five minutes walk from the town centre where it sits on the edge of Noosa National Park and the Coral Sea.
The surrounding native vegetation within the National Park contains a strong native palette which has been strongly considered as part of the
design. The vegetation types within close proximity and connect to the site include the highs of the dry wallum woodland and lows of the wet paper
bark woodland and sedgeland to the seacaost environs. The species include the Pink Bloodwood (Corymbia intermedia), Broad Leaf Paper Bark
(Melaluca quinquenervia), Wallum Banksia (Banksia Aemula), Swamp Sheoak (Casuarina glauca), Coastal Banksia (Banksia integrifolia) and Screw
Pine (Pandanus tectorius).
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Section 4
CLIMATIC DATA
CONTEXT TEMPERATURE
The proposed architecturally designed home sits on a five hundred and eighty nine square metre lot. The site is fifteen meters wide and is just over Mean maximum C January 28.6
forty metres long on average from its boundaries at Seaview Terrace and the dune. The average cross fall is under half a meter from the Northern Mean minimum C July 9.3
to the Southern boundary and six metres from Seaview Terrace to the dune frontage. The Architectural design shows a strong consideration for Annual mean maximum C 25.1
Annual mean minimum C 15.8
and the integration of landscaped livable spaces within and extending from the proposed residence.
RAINFALL
Having close proximity to both the beach and the National Park the house has the opportunity to embrace its natural surrounds for design Mean maximum (mm) February 176.8
inspiration and to help create a local natural environment to live in, experience and relax. Mean minimum (mm) July 60.4
Annual rainfall (mm) 1356.6
The site posses’s much opportunity in its location as well as it’s climatic conditions. There is also great opportunity to involve a strong native green WIND
and colourful palette to surround the proposed residence. The sites surrounding native vegetation and natural surroundings offer inspiration for Mean maximum (9am) January 19.2km/h-SE
a natural palette to evolve. Mean minimum (9am) July 14.9km/h-S
Mean maximum (3am) November 4.4km/h-NNE
Mean minimum (3am) June 18.5km/h-SSE
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Section 5
VISION
The arrival is subtle and natural, the landscape materials are local and connected to the place. The gardens are a continuation of the immediate native surroundings as the sculptural
endemic plant species and forms lead and step through into the layers of landscape within and cascading from the residence. Taking from and being part of the natural surrounds
the residence is completely tied to the place through the vegetation, the natural materials and the local wildlife it attracts.
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Landscape Vision
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Section 6
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CONTEXT PLAN - 1:200
KEY
1. Seaview Terrace.
2. Proposed Gardens
3. Proposed Residence.
4. External Living.
5. Site Boundary.
6. Dune Vegetation.
7. Sunshine Beach.
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LANDSCAPE CONCEPT PLANS
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Section 7
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SITE PLAN - 1:150
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1. Proposed native gardens using vegetation groups that occur in the National Park. 8. Proposed garden pathways of sand with uncovered slabs of natural stone. 15. Natural stone boulder outcrops used for retaining, steps and as visual cues.
2. Proposed concrete crossover and driveway with sleeper insets within boundary. 9. Proposed residence with two pavilions surrounded and encased by native gardens. 16. Pool and weathered timber deck with frameless glass pool fencing.
3. Existing verge vegetation to be retained and reinvigorated with native species. 10. Tall dense native planting to buffer neighbouring properties. 17. Natural pond with native fish and aquatic plants.
4. Masonry and timber batten front boundary fence with letter box and signage. 11. Garden vegetation palette 1 Dry wallum woodland with Pink blood woods. 18. Pebble lined water feature swale visually connecting the pond to the pool.
5. Weathered timber boardwalk entry. 12. Garden vegetation palette 2 Wet wallum woodland / Sedgeland with Paper barks. 19. Weathered timber bridge connecting path over water feature.
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6. Proposed native canopy trees. 13. Garden vegetation palette 3 Seacoast with Banksia, Screw Pines and Sheoaks. 20. Natural remnant burnt logs of Pink Bloodwood and Banksia amongst the gardens.
7. Bin enclosure with integral green roof with native groundcovers. 14. Native green roof over hallway and gallery link between house pavilions.
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LOWER GROUND PLAN - 1:150
KEY
1. Proposed native gardens using vegetation groups that occur in the National Park. 8. Garden vegetation palette 3 Seacoast with Banksia, Screw Pines and Sheoaks. 15. Weathered timber bridge connecting path over water feature.
2. Proposed native Paper Bark canopy trees. 9. Proposed native Screw Pines. 16. Natural remnant burnt logs of Pink Bloodwood and Banksia amongst the gardens.
3. Proposed garden pathways of sand and with slabs of natural basalt stone outcrops. 10. Proposed native Sheoaks Coastal Banksia. 17. Proposed endemic climbing fern and orchid garden in drying court and at pond.
4. Proposed residence with two pavilions connected by hallway and staircase. 11. Natural stone boulder outcrops used for retaining, steps and as visual cues. 18. Existing native vegetation outside of boundary to be retained and protected.
5. Tall dense native planting to buffer neighbouring properties. 12. Rock and lap pool and weathered timber deck with frameless glass pool fencing. 19. Garden heights taper from house to boundary to accentuate space.
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6. Garden vegetation palette 2 Wet Wallum woodland / Sedgeland with Paper Barks. 13. Natural pond with native fish and aquatic plants. 20. Local basalt layback retaining to transition between lower and ground level.
7. Proposed Swamp Banksia. 14. Pebble lined water feature swale visually connecting the pond to the pool. 21. Natural stone steppers in pebbles and groundcovers in drying court.
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GROUND PLAN - 1:150
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1. Proposed native gardens using vegetation groups that occur in the National Park. 8. Proposed native Pink Bloodwood canopy trees. 15. Natural stone boulder outcrops used for retaining, steps and as visual cues.
2. Proposed concrete crossover from Seaview Terrace to property boundary. 9. Bin enclosure with integral green roof with native groundcovers and hangers. 16. Natural remnant burnt logs of Pink Bloodwood and Banksia amongst the gardens.
3. Proposed concrete driveway with recycled wharf timber sleeper insets. 10. Proposed garden pathways of sand and with uncovered slabs of natural stone. 17. Garden heights taper from house up to boundary to buffer neighbours.
4. Edge of the driveway stepped at sleeper transitions to soften its appearance. 11. Proposed residence with two pavilions surrounded and encased by native gardens. 18. Local basalt layback retaining to transition between lower and ground level.
5. Existing verge vegetation to be retained and reinvigorated with native species. 12. Tall dense native planting to buffer neighbouring properties. 19. Proposed native Grass Trees.
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6. Masonry and timber batten front boundary fence with letter box and signage. 13. Garden vegetation palette 1 Dry wallum woodland with Pink Bloodwoods.
7. Weathered timber boardwalk entry created by a series of deck pontoons. 14. Native Snake Vine climber attached to screen at entry deck.
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LEVEL 1 PLAN - 1:150
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1. Canopy of proposed Pink Bloodwood trees. 4. Native green roof of groundcovers and hangers over hallway and gallery links. 6. Roof of beach pavilion.
2. Green roof of native groundcovers and hangers integrated to bin enclosure. 5. Canopy of proposed Screw Pines, Sheoaks and Coastal Banksia. 7. Native Snake Vine climber attached to vertical trellis on house.
3. Canopy of proposed Paper Bark trees .
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Section 11
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MATERIALS PALETTE
KEY
1. Weathered timber decking pontoons, bridge and Architectural elements. 4. Natural forms of the local basalt rock outcrops in Noosa white sand. 7. Coffee rock slabs fringed by sand paths and native groundcover.
2. Driveway of large milled wharf timbers set flush into integrally coloured concrete. 5. Noosa round beach granites to fringe pool and water features. 8. Materials palette inspiration image of the hardy Wallum Banksia and Grass Trees.
3. Trunk bark of the Pink Bloodwood. 6. Noosa white sand paths and open areas clear of vegetation.
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Section 12
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DRY WALLUM WOODLAND PALETTE 1
KEY
1. Trunk bark of the Pink Bloodwood. 5. The burnt trunk of the Grass Tree. 9. Magnificent and unique Wallum Banksia.
2. Blushing foliage of the endemic Midgen Berry. 6. The bark of the Wallum Banksia. 10. The native Lilly Pilly.
3. The Curley Sedge. 7. Head of the Grass Tree. 11. The textures of the Wallum Banksia and the Pink Bloodwood.
4. The dwarfed endemic Matt Rush. 8. Fine pin leaves of the Wedding Bush. 12. Dry Wallum woodland of Noosa National Park.
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Section 13
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WET WALLUM WOODLAND / SEDGELAND PALLETTE 2
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1. Swamp Banksia. 4. The trunk of the Paper Barks. 7. The Banded Cymbidium Orchid.
2. Native Climbing Maidenhair Fern. 5. Amazing textures of the Foxtails. 8. Sword Sedge.
3. The expansive Bungwall Fern. 6. The Hyacinth Orchid. 9. Inspiration image of the NNP Wet Wallum Woodland and Paper Barks.
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Section 14
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SEACOAST PALETTE 3
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1. Exposed roots of the Screw Pine. 5. Matt Rush tufts. 9. Coastal Sheoak.
2. Flower and foliage of the native Myoporum. 6. Grey greens of the Bearded coastal heath. 10. The hardy sprawling Pig Face.
3. Vibrant circular Bayhops Vine. 7. Foliage and flowers of the Blue flax lillies. 11. Inspiration image of Sunshine Beach’s Seacoast vegetation.
4. The Coastal Banksia. 8. The fleshy snake vine.
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Section 15
NORTHERN ELEVATION - 1:50
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Section 16
SOUTHERN ELEVATION - 1:50
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Section 17
EASTERN ELEVATION - 1:50 WESTERN ELEVATION - 1:50
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Section 18
The planting palette consists of endemic flora specifically chosen to promote biodiversity and reinforce Noosa’s sense of place. The species types are all
native and endemic to Noosa National Park and have also been selected based upon their availability within the local nursery community.
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TREES CLIMBERS
1. Banksia aemula Wallum Banksia 9. Pandanus tectorius Screw Pine 15. Lomandra confertifolia Dwarf Mattrush 23. Caustis blakei Foxtails 31. Goodenia paniculata Wooded Goodenia 37. Hibbertia scandens Twining Guinea
2. Banksia integrifolia Coast Banksia 10. Xanthorea johnsonii Grass Tree 16. Lomandra laxa Lomandra 24. Conospermum taxifolium Devils Rice FERNS 38. Lygodium microphyllum Climbing Maidenhair Fern
3. Banksia robur Swamp Banksia 17. Scaevola albida White-Fan Flower 25. Hibbertia vestita Small-leaved Guinea Flower 32. Doodia media Rasp Fern 39. Hoya australis Wax vine
4. Casuarina equisetifolia var incana Coastal Sheoak SHRUBS & GROUNDCOVERS 18. Carpobrotus glaucescens Pig Face 26. Leptospermum liversidgei Lemon-Scented Teatree 33. Blechnum indicum Bungwall Fern 40. Pararistolochia praevenosa Richmond Birdwing Butterfly Vine
5. Casuarina glauca Swamp Sheoak 11. Austromyrtus dulcis Midgen Berry 19. Dianella caerulea Blue Flax Lilly 27. Sannantha similis None 34. Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle Fern
6. Corymbia intermedia Pink Blood Wood 12. Acacia longissima Narrow-Leaved Wattle 20. Dianella longifolia Pale Flax Lily 28 Myoporum boninense Mangrove Boobialla 35. Calochlaena dubia Soft Bracken ORCHIDS
7. Leptospermum polygalifolium (was L. flavescens) Wild May 13. Leucopogon parviflorus Coastal Bearded Heath 21. Caustis recurvata Curly Sedge 29. Ipomoea pes-caprae Bayhops 36. Asplenium australasicum Bird Nest Fern 41. Cymbidium madidum Banded Cymbidium
8. Melaleuca quinquenervia Broad Leaved Paperbark 14. Ricinocarpus pinifolius Wedding Bush 22. Lepidosperma laterale Variable Sword Sedge 30. Gahnia clarkei Tall Sawsedge 42. Dipodium variegatum Hyacinth Orchid
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Suggested Species Lists
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Section 19
WESTERN PERSPECTIVE - SEAVIEW TERRACE VIEW INTERNAL PERSPECTIVE - COURTYARD VIEW
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Section 20
EASTERN PERSPECTIVE - DUNE VIEW EASTERN PERSPECTIVE - BEACH VIEW
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