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DES I G N PRINCIPL ES

ROOF




The roof will be terraced in response to              LANDSCAPE
the sloping Site. Where visible by Resort
residents, the roof plane will incorporate            It is recognised that lower roof levels will be
soft landscape, further greening the                  highly visible to visiting guests from the upper
project from all vistas. These green roofs            levels of the Resort accommodation, and
can be ornamental (for example, the Pool              therefore will be landscaped to enhance the
Club green roof will be designed to be                green vista from every angle. Species selection
viewed from the north facing rooms),                  will be determined by sun exposure, soil depth,
or part of an integrated experience (for              and relationship to each sub-precinct within the
example, the Edible Garden).                          Site. Roof terraces will provide a backdrop to the
                                                      pool and lawn areas and include species found
The uppermost roofs of the main Resort                in the surrounding ecological environment. The
structure will house services including               use of gravel mulch in shallow planting areas
extensive PV arrays. Mechanical plant will            will give a more natural feel to these green roofs.
be screened by the roof articulation and              Rooftop gardens also help the development
remain below the 15-meter height limit.               sit seamlessly in the landscape from externals
                                                      views to the south.




                                                                                                                                                                             ROOF



THE CALILE NOOSA   | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS |   DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT         40          2100014   |   REV A   |   RICHARDS & SPENCE   |   CONLON GROUP   THE CALILE NOOSA   | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS |   DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT   41   2100014   |   REV A   |   RICHARDS & SPENCE   |   CONLON GROUP
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