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S US TAINABIL ITY INITIAT IVE S
NATURAL VENTILATION & LIGHTING MATERIAL SELECTION LANDSCAPE COMMUNITY TRANSPORTATION WASTE
The large central landscape spine will be The limited palette of authentic responsibly Living Greenery – Landscape is critical to the Local providores will be showcased in the Alternative Transport – An electric transport Water Management – Water efficient fittings
combined with open circulation atriums to sourced materials will ensure the longevity of resort experience and integrated across the site. Resort. The Resort will support ethical and fleet will be integral to site operations, allowing will be used throughout. Rainwater capture
maximise natural daylight and cross-ventilation the building as a lasting piece of infrastructure Large areas of deep planting are achieved at the sustainable retailers and partners. passenger vehicles to bypass the local traffic for irrigation will contribute to the water
through buildings. All accommodation spaces contributing to long-term cost effectiveness site perimeter and within the central landscape network, ensuring the continuing amenity of conservation solutions proposed for the project.
will have the capacity to be naturally ventilated and local pride. spine providing multiple settings for large existing local residents.
canopy trees. Waste Management - Strategies to adopt best
External Circulation - Across all levels and waste management practice will be proposed
In-residence guests will be encouraged to use
throughout the Resort, circulation will be for the project. A waste management system
Landscape Species – incorporating more the Resort operated solar ferry fleet and electric
external, allowing natural ventilation and a with dedicated separated waste stream
than 100 species of native flora and fauna, the shuttle bus. Electric bicycles will be located
dramatic reduction in conditioned air, resulting solutions for select materials, waste reduction
landscaping acts as an extension of the reserve. at the main entrances, encouraging an active
in a comparable reduction in power usage. strategies and reuse schemes will be controlled
lifestyle.
Site rejuvenation in keeping with the existing by the dedicated building manager. Organic
landscape will occur in the southern edge of the composting and permiculture will allow on-site
site within the Environmental Protection Zone. composting strategies.
Organic Edible Garden – located on the Plastics – A policy of zero plastics in rooms will
Function Roof Terrace, the garden will be be pursued.
available for on-site restaurants.
Organic composting – a commercial worm
farm allows reuse of on-site organic waste.
THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 58 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP THE CALILE NOOSA | CALILE MALOUF INVESTMENTS | DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL - DESIGN REPORT 59 2100014 | REV A | RICHARDS & SPENCE | CONLON GROUP
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