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Sustainable Building Design Code
PO5 AO5 PO5 – Complies
Development minimises hard surface areas that No acceptable outcome provided No works are proposed ensuring the hardstand is not
reflect or store heat and maximises vegetation and increased on site.
soft landscaping.
PO6 AO6 PO6 – Complies
Vegetation is incorporated into the building design No acceptable outcome provided The subject site benefits from an existing landscaping
to create shade and cooling around buildings. schematic that provides for deep planting, resulting in
local cooling effects. The broader locality includes a
heavily vegetated streetscape on Noosa Drive to the
east, and also a large vegetated park adjected
Weyba Creek.
Design
PO7 AO7 PO7 – Complies
Development and building siting is responsive to No acceptable outcome provided The repurposed STA unit benefits from north-east
Noosa Shire’s sub-tropical climate and the site’s orientation allowing for solar access in Winter and
characteristics including topography, orientation, limiting direct solar access in the Summer afternoon.
existing vegetation and prevailing winds.
PO8 AO8.1 PO8 – Complies
Development - Development provides a detailed assessment including The existing development is designed to optimise
a. orientates buildings and windows to make the supporting documents, demonstrating the means by natural ventilation and cross breezes by orientating
most of prevailing winds, natural ventilation which the design meets PO8. buildings and windows to capture prevailing winds,
and cross breezes; while maximising shade on the east and west walls
b. maximises shade to east and west walls; AO8.2 through north orientation, building height, and roof
c. contains an open and permeable built form that Development demonstrates a measured equivalent to a eaves. The open and permeable built form integrates
connects indoor and outdoor spaces in an 5-star Green Star rating. indoor and outdoor spaces, featuring large
integrated design; landscaped gardens throughout, retaining all existing
d. retains existing vegetation and natural shading Editor’s note—The publications QDesign and QCompanion, vegetation to enhance the natural environment and
prepared by the State of Queensland, provide climate responsive
where possible; cooling. The unit includes a shaded balcony with
design principles for development in south east Queensland. Council
e. incorporates passive building design to reduce large openings, allowing cross ventilation to further
encourages building and landscape designers to incorporate best
the need for auxiliary heating and cooling; practice outcomes described in these publications to help
reduce the need for auxiliary heating and cooling.
f. uses low toxic internal and external building development comply with PO8. The main building materials of the existing building
materials; are considered low toxic, such as rendered concrete
g. uses natural light rather than artificial light, and and metal. The design benefits from natural light
may include skylights, atriums and light wells; throughout the year, with varied openings per
h. contains a minimum of two openings per habitable room for doors and windows. While the
habitable room; floor-to-ceiling height is 2.36m, the retention of the
existing building ensures efficient resource use,
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