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2019-04-09 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU19-0016 Landscape Plans

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             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).




PROPOSED MASON WHITTAKER RESIDENCE SUNSHINE BEACH
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