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DES I G N PRINCIPL ES
RE S ORT AC C O M M O DAT I O N
ROOMS AND SUITES
Resort rooms and suites will be Resort Corridors – external corridors in LANDSCAPE
predominantly housed along the southern the Resort will successfully remove these
extensive areas from the air-conditioned The landscape design surrounding the
side of east and west wings. Capturing
envelope of the building. Not only is this Resort will be curated to create a connected
tranquil views across the ecological
a significant passive design element, but and immersive experience to the expansive
reserve, these residential floors will be
this will also immerse the guest within Ecological Reserve to the south of the Site.
terraced in response to the sloping
the integrated landscaping and Noosa’s Species commonly found here and within L.06
ground plane. Circulation will be naturally
subtropical climate. the surrounding Noosa region will be used
ventilated via a central 3-metre-wide
throughout the Resort to celebrate diversity,
landscape void, the change in levels linked
while creating a strong sense of place and
by stairs and ramps to achieve compliant Resort Rooms – guest rooms will be
landscape character for the Resort.
access throughout. The remaining large (47m2 typical internal area) including
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portion of the Resort rooms within the an integrated balcony and maximised Key species such as the Australian Fan Palm will
accommodation wings will face north, operable facade. The balcony treatment be used throughout and will be within view from
with views across the Green Spine, lawns, will be adjusted to reflect the view and internal north-facing balconies, while the south-
and pools. orientation – lower pool view rooms facing views will be filtered by the retained
will have a solid balustrade treatment existing vegetation and new planting.
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for privacy, whereas higher level rooms
with expansive views will enjoy an open
balcony.
Suites – larger suites will be typically
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located at corners and interconnected
with adjacent double rooms for combined
shared family use.
Access – the Resort lobby and passenger L.03
lift core will be centrally located between
east and west wings.
Servicing – the staggered Resort TYPICAL HOTEL ROOM PLAN
accommodation floors will be serviced by L.01
two dedicated service lifts linking to the
loading dock. Housekeeping stores will be
located on each level.
LEVEL 5 PLAN
THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 32 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 33 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP
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