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Rpt - 240830 - 100 Hilton Tce, Noosaville - DRAFT
2.3. ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN AND BUILT FORM Figure 1 – Site Plan Analysis
RESPONSE
Designed by Blight Rayner, the proposal represents a high-quality design that
draws upon the subtropical, coastal aesthetic that is representative of
Noosaville and the Noosa Shire more broadly. With respect to this, the design
is responsive to the Hilton Terrace streetscape and Chaplain Park.
The design enhances the residential amenity, whilst being responsive to the
surrounding built form and character. The primary materials include elements
of timber, stone and textured materials of a natural colour palette to reflect
and maintain the ‘natural’ appeal of Noosa’s prevalent architecture. The
development encompasses subtropical design through the inclusion of open
living areas that flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, eaves and large
windows to capitalise on breezes, sunlight and the Noosa climate.
The building design has been shaped to respond to the site conditions, with
contextual references to both its natural and built surrounds. In particular, the
prevailing height, setbacks and bulk and scales is commensurate with
medium density forms that are existing on Hilton Terrace.
The private outdoor spaces located at the rear has been carefully designed
and located to capitalise on the subtropical climate and the desire for outdoor
living. The inclusion of pool terraces and outdoor dining space are intended to
connect the proposal to the natural environment at the rear of the site, being
Chaplain Park and the Noosa River further east. The function of the private
outdoor spaces is intended to harmonise with these natural landscapes and
connect the built form to the coastal environment.
Source: Blight Rayner
URBIS
6 PROPOSAL RPT - 240724 - 100 HILTON TCE, NOOSAVILLE
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