Appian Way Bankstown VPA Scope of Works by cbcity

APPIAN WAY BANKSTOWN VPA SCOPE OF WORKS

WALKER CORPORATION November 27 2020 ISSUED FOR APPROVAL

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Issued for Approval

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CY/TF

APPROVED BY

‘We design places where people want to be.’

Contents

INTRODUCTION 3 1.1 Capability

1.2 Scope of Works and Boundaries

CONCEPT DESIGN

2.1 Design Intent and Principles

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DESIGN STRATEGIES

3.1 Access and Circulation

3.2 Vehicular Access, Circulation, and Servicing

3.3 Site Drainage and Flooding

3.4 Site Drainage and Flooding

3.5 Water Sensitive Urban Design

3.6 Urban Trees and Soil Volume

3.7 Materiality

3.8 Technology and Smart City Initiatives

3.9 Furniture

3.10 Trees and Planting

PUBLIC SPACES

4.1 Public Spaces Overview

4.2 Appian Way (Upper)

4.3 Appian Way (Lower)

4.4 Southern Interface

4.5 Civic Drive

4.6 Rickard Road Frontage

Steam Mill Lane Sydney, NSW, Australia

2.2 Reference Design Masterplan

Section 1

Introduction

Barangaroo South Sydney, NSW, Australia

Section 1 – Streetscape Concept, Scope, and Strategy

1.1 Capability

ASPECT Studios are an award winning team of landscape architects, urban designers and living architecture specialists. We are recognized for our excellence in the design and delivery of innovative, progressive and high quality public and private landscape spaces. ASPECT has developed a broad portfolio of public realm projects for urban settings such as streets and plazas which demonstrate our capability to deliver projects such as Appian Way. This page depicts a selection of completed ASPECT public realm projects in Sydney and Melbourne. Steam Mill Lane is a new, pedestrianized, ‘eat-street’ laneway located near Chinatown in the southern Sydney CBD. It is the first of two laneways, and a larger series of public spaces that, together, will comprise Darling Square; a significant urban regeneration project on the site of the former Sydney Entertainment Centre and car park.

George Street is part of the Sydney South East Light Rail project. This first phase between King Street and Park Street have been completely redesigned converting two city blocks into a pedestrian oriented environment. The Goods Line brings the vision of a more connected, sustainable and innovative Sydney one step closer to reality. It provides a connection through to the Devonshire Tunnel under Central Station and Chinatown and Darling Harbour, and taps into various cultural, educational, and media institutions along the way.

Prahran Square is a leading example of a new form of urban square. What was once street-level carpark is transformed into a multi-functional parkland integrating a multilevel underground carpark and restructuring the surrounding streetscapes into a pedestrian friendly environment. Windsor is the creation of new public space in a highly contested urban realm of inner Melbourne. The thinking behind this project goes back nearly 8 years when it was first identified as an opportunity to reduce the road space and increase pedestrian in the Chapel Street master plan.

Our team is currently engaged on the UWS BCC Campus to deliver the surrounding public realm which allows us to now use this knowledge and understanding of the site to assist in delivery of Appian Way.

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George Street, Sydney NSW

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Prahran Square, Melbourne, VIC

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Concept Design

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2.1 Design Intent and Principles

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The revitalisation and upgrade of Appian Way and surrounds present a significant and catalytic opportunity to transform an existing street and car park into an accessible and green corridor. The corridor currently sits between the soon to be upgraded Bankstown Metro Station and the proposed Western Sydney University (UWS) Bankstown Campus. The opportunity to design and deliver the northern section of Appian Way coincides with the development and construction of the UWS site. The proposed public domain extent and upgrade surrounding the UWS site was somewhat constrained and it was evident that to achieve the best outcome, the upgrade should consider the wider site. The developer for the UWS site, Walker Corporation and local government Canterbury Bankstown City Council (CBCC) have engaged us, ASPECT Studios to collaborate and to continue our work on the UWS campus upgrade, as well as extending our scope of work to include the wider public realm scope. The reference design proposal for Appian Way responds to main documents that have recently been authored by CBCC including: •

Complete Streets 2019 (Endorsed)

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Paul Keating Park (PKP) Master Plan August 2020 (Draft)

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A Pedestrian Place

These strategic reports set out a series of considerations, recommendations and actions for the site and seek to prioritise this work as it leverages strong links to public transport, as well as ongoing growth and development in the area. This proposal aims to build a high quality green shared street where safety and humanscaled approaches are also considered. It is the first phase in creating a strong linear gesture within the heart of Bankstown CBD, providing a strong focus on pedestrian and cycle movement, creating fun and safe places for rest and gather, and reducing urban heat . The proposal unlocks the sites potential creating premier community destination and environment where “people want to be” rather than simply passing through. The structure of the proposed design strategy involves the formation and consolidation of a series of disparate open spaces into a unified shared street and park interface, each activated through the inclusion of social infrastructure, heritage interpretation, and passive recreational facilities. The initial reference design seeks to build upon the work completed within the Complete Streets and PKP Masterplan. This proposal is guided by the following principles and objectives;

A Green and Blue Spine

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1. A Pedestrian Place - Put people first by seeking to resolve current vehicular access to ensure pedestrians and cyclists are always prioritised to ensure a safe and welcoming environment. 2. A Green and Blue spine - Create an exemplar shared street which prioritises green and blue infrastructure, as well as reflecting the history of place and the culture of the people of Bankstown. 3. A Central Civic Square - The development around Appian Way is set to change in the future with growing residential demands. Through a generous civic square which connects to open spaces, educational institutions, and work places, the space will become a focus for civic and everyday life as Bankstown grows. 4. Events Big and Small - Consider and plan for the future growth and needs of Bankstown and ensure Appian Way offers a diverse range of activities and places for both day and night.

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The southern portion of The Appian Way currently operates as a pedestrian only zone. The reference design, in alignment with the Complete Streets Action Plan and Paul Keating Park Masterplan proposes to limit or exclude vehicular access from Rickard Road to improve amenity and safety for the public realm. Given the pedestrian priority approach, all streets within the scope will either be only for pedestrians or shared between pedestrians and cyclists unless stated otherwise. 68 DP 2 DP543767 58 In summary: 75 78 • Primary pedestrian access paths are a minimum of 3000mm wide to a maximum

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The Appian Way is located in a flood zone which imposes a number of significant impacts to the public realm design. However, the reference design proposes to use these constraints and celebrate the sites continued history with water. Two major underground storm water culverts are located beneath The Appian Way. These culverts are part of a broader storm water management system within the city of Bankstown and are currently planned for upgrade by the Council.

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An existing culvert inlet is located at the Rickard Road junction allowing for peak (1:100 year events) storm water inflow and outflow during a surcharge event. The 68 DP 7 to maintain its current function. For smaller storm events, the P54376needs 2 Dculvert 58 existing 75 public domain surfaces will be drained towards two linear trench drains that run the 78 majority of the length of The Appian Way. These drains will be connected to local pits / to capture site run off. Where possible these trenches will divert low flows of water / the length of The Appian Way. into a series of rain gardens along

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At the southern end of The Appian Way, a new inlet is proposed and will be 152 SP55by constructed the Council. The inlet will be constructed above the existing pipe network. The proposed design requires a large inlet pit and grate to be located at 300mm below the existing street levels. The reference design acknowledges the importance of this upgrade to the system and plans to integrate it to form a large public arrival seat.

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The Paul Keating Park Master Plan (PKPMP) suggested a series of rain gardens to the left hand side of The Appian Way, where the current play area exists. The levels of this area sit predominately above The Appian Way, meaning rain gardens within this area would need to be lowered and additional drainage infrastructure would be required if The Appian Way is to drain into this area. The scope shown in this reference design has not considered this area. However, a series of raingardens are proposed along the blue green spine of The Appian Way to allow for future flexibility of this area.

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The constraints of the existing and proposed culvert locations present a challenge to the establishment of large shade trees on the eastern side of the site. Trees have therefore been strategically aligned to the centre of Appian Way in order to create continous soil volume and tree line. Within this zone, we propose to excavate down to 1000mm depth to provide necessary soil volume and deep soil to support tree growth. Where garden beds are proposed, there will be a free draining soil and where pavements are indicated, strata vaults will be used to support the pavement and allow for a continuous soil volume.

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An advantage of7dedicating a consolidated zone ( approx 930m ) for trees down 2 DP54376 75 the centre Appian Way is that it allows for a more efficient use of soil, as the volume 78 can be shared between the trees. This minimises the amount of deep soil needed / for trees proposed down the centre of Appian Way and ensures that maintenance / activities are consolidated. The volume of soil a tree requires varies greatly and many characteristics determine it minimum needs. 55152 ASPECTSP Studios recommends the use of the Soil Volume calculator by soil scientist Elke Hage to determine optimal growing conditions for urban trees. The SVS allows tree planting scenarios to influence recommended soil volume through 5 selections. Influencing factors on tree volume include: 2

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A subtle palette of high quality light grey and warm-toned Australian granite pavers in various size formats and finishes will be used to define circulation, gathering, and social spaces across different sections of the Appian Way to create a continuous terrain for flexible movement.

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1. Smart lighting (smart poles) to provide required lighting, speakers and sound effects, power and charging outlets, water points, wifi access, CCTV and 68 DP environmental 2 DP543767 sensors in one clutter free pole. 58 75 72. 8 Solar bins - CBCC have noted that the use of solar powered bins are being / used in other areas of the city. We have proposed two bins in high frequency pedestrian areas to limit the /need for maintenance vehicles and persons to regularly access these bins

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High quality custom and proprietary outdoor furniture is proposed throughout

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The tree and planting palette is to be considered a reference only. The design has currently focused on ensuring adequate species variation, mature size, quantity and suitable pot size is addressed at this time. Further tree and plant selection will occur during concept development. Large natives are placed at the north-eastern corner of Paul Keating park to mark and provide shade for the Appian Way and Civic Drive intersection, which forms the central plaza of the site. Transitioning from this point, a series of medium and small sized trees are curated along movement corridors and over gathering spaces, providing shade and serving as a buffer between pedestrian 68 and vehicular movements. The reference design currently proposes: DP 2 DP543767 58 75 71. 8 Three categories of trees : large, medium, and small. The palette features / varying sized trees through out and uses large ornamental natives and smaller exotic deciduous species where suitable. /

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Corymbia citriodora

Lemon-scented Gum

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Corymbia maculata

Spotted Gum

25-40m x 8-10m

Native

200L

Eucalyptus crebra

Narrow-leaved Ironbark

30m x 0.7m

Native

200L

Medium Trees 8m - 15m (h)

Brachychiton populneum

Kurrajong

10 x 8m

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200L

Lirodendron tulipifera

Tulip tree

12-15m x 8-10m

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200L Corymbia citriodora (Lemon-Scented Gum)

Fraxinus excelsior ‘Aurea’

Golden Ash

14m x 10m

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200L

Corymbia maculata (Spotted Gum)

Eucalyptus crebra (Narrow-leaved Ironbark)

Medium Trees (8m -15m)

Small Trees <8m (h)

Lagestromia indica

Crepe Myrtle

8m - 5-10m

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Corymbia ficifolia

Scarlet-flowered Gum

6-8m x 6-8m

Native

200L

Barchychiton populneum (Kurrajong)

Liriodendron tulipifera (Tulip tree)

Small Tree (<8m)

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Corymbia ficifolia (Scarlet-flowered Gum )

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Chrysocphalum apiculatum

Common Everlasting

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Helichrysum petiolare

Liquorice Plant

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Native

150mm

Patersonia occidentalis

Native Iris

0.3-0.45m x 0.45m

Native

150mm

Rain Garden

Carex testacea

Orange Sedge

0.3-0.6m x 0.3x0.6m

Native

150mm

Ficinia nodosa

Knobby Club-Rush

0.5-1.5m x 0.6-2m

Native

150mm Chrysocphalum apiculatum (Common Everlasting)

Dianella longlifolia

Matted Flax Lily

0.3-0.9m x 1m

Native

150mm

Helichrysum petiolare (Licorice Plant)

Patersonia occidentalis (Native Iris)

Ficinia nodosa (Knobby Club-rush)

Daniella longifolia (Mattted Flax Lily)

Banksia spinulosa ‘Birthday Candles; (Hairpin Banksia)

Leucophyta brownii (Cushion bush)

Rain Garden

Accent Planting

Anigozanthos sp

Kangaroo Paw

0.75 - 1m x 0.75m

Native

150mm

Banksia spinulosa ‘Birthday Candles’

Hairpin Banksia

0.4-0.5m x 1-1.5m

Native

150mm

Leucaphyta brownii

Cushion Bush

1m x 2m

Native

150mm

Carex testacea (Orange Sedge)

Accent Planting

Eremophila decipiens (narrow-leaved fuchsia bush)

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Section 4

Public Spaces

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Casual seating and gathering spaces with bands raingarden and tree planting

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Fixed furniture elements to allow for casual outdoor dining

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Strategically placed raingardens to facilitate WSUD approach and to soften the public space

Mixed of custom timber furniture and movable furniture to support diverse range of activities and activation

Tree-lined centre strip to provide shade for pedestrians and seasonal interest throughout the year

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Appian Way Landscape VPA Scope

View looking south-west

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Central gathering space with custom timber seating

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Timber platform over stormwater inlet to allow for appropriation and casual gathering

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Custom timber furniture with embedded lighting to ensure a safe and welcoming space

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Larger timber platforms also allow for more flexible use and appropriation

Central pedestrian strip to be broken up by gardenbeds and tree planting

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Custom timber bench

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Flexible paved square shaded by tree grove to support a variety of activities

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Custom timber furniture to allow for casual gathering and resting

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Pedestrian walkway and square

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Removable bollard

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4.6 Rickard Road Frontage

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Vegetated buffer between Rickard Road and pedestrian footpath

Proposed two way cycle lane

Merging of dedicated cycle lane and pedestrian footpath

Shared-user path for cyclists and pedestrians

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Dedicated cycle lane with vegetated buffer to the road

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