Design Report

DES I G N PRINCIPL ES

I NT E G RAT I O N WI T H E C OLO GI CAL R ES E RV E




The resort’s Environmental Management and Conservation
area is the backdrop to the south and creates an experience
reflective of the Noosa open woodland landscapes.


Resort guests will be received in the                  LANDSCAPE
Arrivals Terrace, overlooking the ecological
reserve to the south of the building.                  The southern edge of the Site is zoned
Guiding their first impression of the Resort,          Environmental Management and Conservation
lush surrounds and green canopy beyond                 with the topography exhibiting a natural south-
will provide an instant sense of grounding             facing slope down to Weyba Creek which feeds
wellness, inspiration and connection to                into a wider corridor of the Noosa River. The
nature.                                                landscape intent is to preserve the Site’s south-
                                                       facing landscape character and vital waterway
                                                       connections to the greater Noosa Reserve and
Resort rooms on the southern facade will
                                                       surrounding natural vegetation.
enjoy filtered tranquil views through and
across the ecological reserve — a shaded,              Conservation measures include the retention
lush southern vista.                                   of significant existing native trees which vary
                                                       in height between 4–14 metres, including
                                                       predominant Banksia Aemula (Wallum Bankisa),
                                                       Polyscias Elegans (Celery Wood), Corymbia
                                                       Intermedia (Pink Bloodwood), Melaleuca
                                                       Quinquenervia (Broad Leaved Paperbark),
                                                       Callitris Collumellaris (Coastal Cypress Pine),
                                                       Allocasurina littoralis (Black She-Oak), and
                                                       Acacia Disparrima (Hickory Wattle).

                                                       This existing established vegetation, together
                                                       with the addition of hundreds of newly planted
                                                       trees, will enhance the current 14-metre
                                                       strong canopy. This canopy will allow for a
                                                       protected under story for the proposed native
                                                       ground covers which guests will view as one of
                                                       their first encounters of their visit.




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