Folio- Christine Duran by Christine Duran

FOLIO

CHRISTINE DURAN, GSAP

BOARD - LICENSED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT

B.L. ARCH., M. CLIMATE CHANGE, PG ENVT .MGT.

Blenheim House Cultural Facility

NEW PARK

• Transform the remaining grounds of Blenheim House fronting Blenheim Street into a new public pocket park

• Park to be used both for regular passive recreation and as a setting for special cultural events

CONVERSION OF HOUSE

Ground Floor

• Downstairs rooms, which will be universally accessible, to be used for public exhibition and performance spaces

First Floor

• Upstairs rooms will be used as private artist’s studios

CONVERSION OF STONE OUTHOUSE

• This will be made universally accessible and be converted to provide a universally accessible artist’s studio, public toilets and storage

NEW PARK

ADDITION STONE OUTHOUSE

15 BLENHEIM STREET New Disabled Parking Space SCALE: 0 2 4 6 8m

BLENHEIM HOUSE 1915

NO.

Drawing No. DP Checked CD Drawn Drawing Title Project/Client Architect Nom. Architect: D.Phillips Reg. 27-39 Abercrombie Street Chippendale NSW 2008 Broadway NSW 2007 Telephone 02 9698 5933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au BLENHEIM HOUSE CULTURAL FACILITY FOR RANDWICK CITY COUNCIL Civil & Structural Engineer Hydraulic Engineer Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Application Solution ISSUE:50% DOCUMENTATION FOR REVIEW 08.05.2023 Scale: 1:50 at A1, 1:100 at A3 0 0.5 1 2.5 5m L06.1 PLANTING PLAN 1 OF 2 True North Magnetic North SPECIES COMMON NAME POT SIZEMATURE SIZE SPACING QUANTITY TOTAL Shrubs and Groundcovers Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' Bingo White™ Agapanthus 140mm0.4m 6/m² 38 Alternanthera Little Ruby™ Little Ruby 140mm0.3m 5/m² 32 Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Silverstar Liriope 140mm0.35m 8/m² 51 Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ Flamin’® Phormium 140mm0.9m 0.5m 3 Philotheca myoporoides 'Winter Rouge'Winter Rouge 200mm0.8m 1/m² 6 Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ White Fan Flower 140mm0.2m 2/m² 13 PLANT SCHEDULE - PLANTING BED P1 P1 P3 P2 01PLANTING BED P1, P2 and P3 SCALE: 1:50 @ A1; 1:100 @ A3 SPECIES COMMON NAME POT SIZEMATURE SIZE SPACING QUANTITY TOTAL Shrubs Syzygium australe ‘SAN01’ Straight and Narrow™ Lilly Pilly 200mm to 5m (prune to 2m min hedge) 0.75m 11 Gardenia augusta 'Florida' Gardenia Florida 200mm1m 1/m² 15 Grasses and Groundcovers Dianella tasmanica ‘TAS300’ Wyeena® Dianella 140mm0.8m 4/m² 60 Dianella tasmanica ‘TR20’ Tasred® Dianella 140mm0.45m 6/m² 159 Libertia paniculata ‘LPP01’ Shadow Star™ Libertia 140mm0.4m 6/m² 91 Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Silverstar Liriope 140mm0.35m 8/m² 91 Liriope muscari ‘LIRJ’ Lilyturf Just Right® 140mm0.5m 10/m² 151 Plectranthus argentatus Silver Spurflower 140mm0.5 to 1m0.5m 6 Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ New Zealand Flax 140mm0.8 to 0.9m0.5m 6 SPECIES COMMON NAME POT SIZEMATURE SIZE SPACING QUANTITY TOTAL Shrubs and Groundcovers Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' Bingo White™ Agapanthus 140mm0.4m 6/m² 62 Alternanthera Little Ruby™ Little Ruby 140mm0.3m 5/m² 52 Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Silverstar Liriope 140mm0.35m 8/m² 83 Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ Flamin’® Phormium 140mm0.9m 0.5m 5 Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ White Fan Flower 140mm0.2m 2/m² 21 Pandorea jasminoides Bower Vine 140mmClimber1/m² 10 Pandorea jasminoides 'Lady Di'Bower Vine 'Lady Di' 140mm Climber1/m² 10 PLANT SCHEDULE - PLANTING BED P2 Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Alternanthera Little Ruby™ Philotheca myoporoides 'Winter Rouge' PLANT SCHEDULE - PLANTING BED P3 NEW TURF NEW PAVING EXISTING LIGHT POLE MIX A: 11x Syzygium australe ‘SAN01’ 15x Gardenia augusta 'Florida' 60x Dianella tasmanica ‘TAS300’ 91x Dianella tasmanica ‘TR20’ 91x Libertia paniculata ‘LPP01’ 151x Liriope muscari ‘LIRJ’ MIX B: 6x Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ 68x Dianella tasmanica ‘TR20’ 91x Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' 6x Plectranthus argentatus INFILL / INTERPLANT BETWEEN EXISTING PALMS: 22x Syzygium 'Straight and Narrow™' 30x Gardenia 'Florida' Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Alternanthera Little Ruby™ Pandorea jasminoides Pandorea jasminoides 'Lady Di' Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' Gardenia augusta 'Florida' Plectranthus argentatus Dianella tasmanica ‘TR20’ Libertia paniculata ‘LPP01’ Dianella tasmanica ‘TAS300’ Straight and Narrow™ Lilly Pilly Liriope muscari 'Just Right' P3 Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ PLANTS: 10x Pandorea jasminoides 10x Pandorea 'Lady Di' 5x Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ 62x Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' 21x Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ 83x Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' 52x Alternanthera Little Ruby™ PLANTS: 6x Philotheca myoporoides 'Winter Rouge' 3x Phormium tenax ‘PH0S3’ 38x Agapanthus hybrid 'WP001' 13x Scaevola albida ‘White Carpet’ 51x Liriope muscari 'Silver Lawn' 32x Alternanthera Little Ruby™ P2 LEGEND PLANTING EXISTING TREE RETAIN AND PROTECT NEW PLANTING BED NUMBER NEW PLANTING BED EXTENT OF NEW/MAKE GOOD EXISTING TURF EXTENT OF EXISTING PLANTING TO BE RETAINED AND PROTECTED 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 56.00 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 56.00 Drawing No. DP Checked CD Drawn Drawing Title Project/Client mail@phillipsmarler.com.au we live and work on Aboriginal land and pay our BLENHEIM HOUSE CULTURAL FACILITY RANDWICK CITY COUNCIL Civil & Structural Engineer Hydraulic Engineer Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Application Solution ISSUE:50% DOCUMENTATION FOR REVIEW 08.05.2023 01LONG SECTION SCALE: 1:50 @ A1; 1:100 @ A3 Scale: 1:50 at A1, 1:100 at A3 0 0.5 1 2.5 5m L05.1 LANDSCAPE SECTION 1 True North Magnetic NEW SANDSTONE PAVING FALLS @ 1:50 ADJOINS BELOW LEFT NEW STONE WALL ADJOINS ABOVE RIGHT NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE ON LOW CONCRETE WALL BEHIND NEW TIMBER BENCH BEHIND EXISTING SIDEWALK NEW BICYCLE RACKS RENOVATED BLENHEIM HOUSE EXISTING STONE WALL NEW SANDSTONE PAVING NEW SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL NEW METAL MESH COVER NEW TURF AREA NEW PLANTIING BED P3 NEW SANDSTONE PAVING BOUNDARY BOUNDARY NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE BEHIND NEW STONE WALL WITH BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE RL58.18 TOW 58.52 RL58.29 TOW 58.10 RL58.38 TOW 58.52 APPROX. EXISTING GROUND LEVEL LOW CONCRETE WALL RENOVATED BLENHEIM HOUSE EXISTING STONE WALL 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 56.00 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 56.00 Project/Client Broadway NSW 2007 www.phillipsmarler.com.au respects to all elders, past, present and emerging, wherever our projects take us. BLENHEIM FOR RANDWICK Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Application Solution 01LONG SECTION SCALE: 1:50 @ A1; 1:100 @ A3 Scale: 1:50 at A1, 1:100 at A3 0.5 1 2.5 5m LANDSCAPE True North Magnetic North FALLS @ 1:50 NEW STONE WALL ADJOINS ABOVE RIGHT NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE LOW CONCRETE EXISTING SIDEWALK NEW BICYCLE RACKS NEW FLUSHED PLANTING BED P5 BOUNDARY BOUNDARY NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE NEW STONE WALL WITH BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE RL58.11 TOW 58.52 APPROX. EXISTING GROUND LEVEL NEW BOUNDARY LOW CONCRETE WALL RENOVATED BLENHEIM HOUSE EXISTING STONE WALL FILL ON DEMOLISHED EXISTING POND BED 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 PLANTING RETAINED & PROTOECTED Project/Client Chippendale NSW 2008 Broadway NSW 2007 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au BLENHEIM FOR RANDWICK CITY Civil & Structural Engineer Hydraulic Engineer Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Application Solution ISSUE:50% DOCUMENTATION FOR REVIEW 08.05.2023 01CROSS SECTION SCALE: 1:50 @ A1; 1:100 @ A3 Scale: 1:50 at A1, 1:100 at A3 0 0.5 1 2.5 5m LANDSCAPE True North Magnetic North 1:50 BOUNDARY WALL & FENCE BOUNDARY BOUNDARY CONCRETE NEW PLANTIING BED P3 NEW TIMBER BENCH BEHIND NEW SANDSTONE PAVING NEIGHBOR'S EXISTING BOUNDARY WALL & FENCE EL58.28 EL58.375 TOW58.52 RL58.23 RL58.22 EL58.30 2 1 2 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 58.00 59.00 60.00 61.00 62.00 63.00 64.00 65.00 57.00 Drawing No. DP CD Drawing Title Project/Client Architect D.Phillips Reg. Suite 203 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and pay our BLENHEIM HOUSE CULTURAL FACILITY RANDWICK CITY COUNCIL Civil & Structural Engineer Hydraulic Engineer Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Application Solution 01LONG SECTION SCALE: 1:50 @ A1; 1:100 @ A3 1:50 at A1, 1:100 at A3 0 0.5 1 2.5 5m ADJOINS ABOVE RIGHT L05.2 LANDSCAPE SECTION 2 True North Magnetic FALLS @ 1:30 ADJOINS BELOW LEFT NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE ON NEW STONE WALL NEW TIMBER BENCH BEHIND EXISTING DRIVEWAY RENOVATED BLENHEIM HOUSE EXISTING STONE WALL NEW SANDSTONE PAVING SANDSTONE RETAINING NEW TURF AREA PLANTIING NEW SANDSTONE RETAINING WALL NEW BIN STORAGE PAVING NEW BOUNDARY TIMBER FENCE BEHIND BOUNDARY BOUNDARY FALLS @ 1:50 EL58.24 RL58.35 EXISTING PAVING RETAINED APPROX. EXISTING GROUND LEVEL NEW SANDSTONE PAVING RENOVATED BLENHEIM HOUSE EXISTING STONE WALL 1

DRAFT AMENDED MASTERPLAN Page 3 Bong Bong Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works Date: 04.04.2022 Issue: Draft amended Masterplan for discussion N LEGEND Entries Main Vehicle Entry Minor Vehicle Entry Main Pedestrian Entry Minor Pedestrian Entry Paths Existing Concrete Shared Path Existing Access Track- Model Airfield Existing Earth Path New Paths Structures Historical Sites Obelisk Relocation New Carparking Areas Key vistas Timber Post & Rail Fences Existing Model Airfield Fence New River Links Amenities location options Landscape Open Grass Areas Riparian Zones Ne w Tree Planting L2 L1 L3 Existing Path Old Argyle Road iW n g e c a r r i b e e R i v e r New Roadside Circuit Path Access Road & Carpark New Access Path to ‘Briars Country Lodge’ Eastern Precinct New Circuit Path Amenities LocationOption 2 Nature Play Briars Country Lodge New River Link New River Link Potential Active Recreation Hub New River Link Picnic Area Improved Pedestrian/ Cycle Access to Bridge Aero Club Gathering & Orientation Space Potential Southern Carpark (50 spaces) Southern Precinct Northern Precinct 1:5000 010 25 50 100 250m Amenities LocationOption 1 New River Link New Circuit Path New Stage 1A Carpark Potential Parking M o s s V a l e R o a d S u t t o r R o a d H e a d l a m R o a d M o s s V a l e B y p a s s

WINGECARRIBEERIVER

•

• New circuit path with gathering spaces and sensory play areas forming a continuous journey of play and discovery

•

• New circuit path with gathering spaces continuous journey of play and discovery

• Boardwalk sections over wetlands

• Potential new amenities

Feel / touchreflexology path - statues / polesfind different textures

Sensory

•

Possible River Walk

•

EASTERN PRECINCT

•

• New tree planting for shade

See - picture frame - shadow and light - colourstask: find things with / of at least

Potential

Sensory Play Area Sensory Play Areas Listen - bird calls - insects

Smell / taste - bush tucker task: crush leaves

See - picture frame - shadow and light - colourstask: find things with / of at least three different colours Smell / taste bush tucker -

crush leaves of native trees

Feel / touchreflexology path - statues / polesfind different textures Potential Sensory Play Area Ideas

EASTERN

PRECINCT - PLAY & CIRCUIT PATH CONCEPT OPTION 2

Page 11 Bong Bong

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bush tuckertask: crush leaves of native trees Potential Sensory Play Area Ideas

Common Masterplan -

• Boardwalk sections over wetlands

• Potential new amenities building with connecting path and car parking (1x disabled plus 5 spaces)

• New tree planting for shade Proposed Circuit PathSensory & Discovery Possible River Walk Road To Cecil Hoskins Reserve car park CECIL HOSKINS RESERVE

1:2000 0 10 20 50 100m EASTERN

Amenities Option 1

WINGECARRIBEERIVER Carpark

PRECINCT - PLAY & CIRCUIT PATH CONCEPT OPTION 2

water - wind - musical playtask: tell each other a secret

task:

Gathering

Page 11 Bong Bong

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space

Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3

New circuit path with gathering spaces and sensory play areas forming a continuous journey of play and discovery

Boardwalk sections over wetlands

Potential new amenities building with connecting path and car parking (1x disabled plus 5 spaces)

CIRCUIT PATH CONCEPT OPTION 2 Listen - bird calls - insects - water - wind - musical playtask: tell each other a secret See - picture frame - shadow and light - colourstask: find things with / of at least three different colours Smell / taste - bush tuckertask: crush leaves

trees

New tree planting for shade

of native

Potential Sensory Play Area Ideas Page 11 Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works Date: 04.04.2022 Issue: Draft amended Masterplan for discussion • Potential new amenities building with connecting path and car parking (1x disabled plus 5 spaces) • New tree planting for shade

Extension

CECIL HOSKINS RESERVE

To Cecil Hoskins Reserve car park

1:2000 0 10 20 50 100m

- PLAY & CIRCUIT PATH CONCEPT OPTION

Play Areas

Sensory Play Area Bong Bong Common Masterplan

Works

Notes:

- Stage 2&3

Key

building

Proposed Circuit PathSensory & Discovery Possible River Walk Extension Moss Vale Road To Cecil Hoskins Reserve car park CECIL HOSKINS RESERVE

Wetland Carpark 1:2000 0 10 20 50 100m

PRECINCT -

OPTION 2 Amenities Option 1 Sensory Play Area Sensory Play Areas Listen - bird calls - insects - water - wind - musical playtask: tell each other a secret See - picture frame - shadow and light - colourstask: find things with / of at least three different colours

/ taste - bush tuckertask: crush leaves of native trees

/ touchreflexology path - statues / polesfind different textures

Sensory

Area

Gathering space Wetland Gathering space Page 11 Bong Bong

04.04.2022

Draft amended Masterplan for discussion

Plan

EASTERN

PLAY & CIRCUIT PATH CONCEPT

Smell

Feel

Potential

Play

Ideas

Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works Date:

Issue:

Key

Key Notes:

• Boardwalk sections over wetlands

• Potential new amenities building with connecting path and car parking (1x disabled plus 5 spaces)

New tree planting for shade

WINGECARRIBEERIVER

Amenities offering

• Carpark (90 spaces including disabled parking)

• Pedestrian shared path loop with connections to existing shared path and proposed Moss Vale Bypass underpass

• Amenities facility

• Kids Learn-to-bike park

• Picnic areas

• Seating areas and landscaped planting beds

• Civic art installations

• Gathering and orientation space along existing bike path at Suttor Road

Rationale

• To provide carpark and amenities leading from the Bypass road

• To ensure continuity of existing access to the Common

PROPOSED MOSS VALE BYPASS

SUTTORROAD

HEADLAM ROAD

• To activate non-flood prone land

• To extend recreation areas of the Common that have no archeological remnants

LEGEND -PEAK FLOOD DEPTHS (m)

SOUTHERN PRECINCT CARPARK & AMENITIES- OPTION 1

SOUTHERN PRECINCT - CARPARK & AMENITIES

1:2000 010 25 50 100m Page 5 Bong Bong Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works

Date: 04.04.2022

Page 3 Bong Bong Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works

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Issue: Amended Masterplan

Possible picnic areas and civic art installation

MOSS VALE ROAD

Possible Kids Learn-

loop Access connections Proposed Amenities facilty location option 2 Spillway Possible seating areas N 0.15 - 0.30m 0.30 - 0.50m 0.50 - 1.0m 1.0 - 2.0m >2.0m

to-Bike Park

Vehicular & pedestrian entry along new Bypass road Existing path Proposed carpark location Gathering & orientation space

Wingecarribee River

Key landscape characteristics:

• Short distance from existing path to rivers edge

• Steep existing slopes to existing path and or rivers edge

Section Option 1 - Elevated boardwalk & raised riverside viewing & recreational platform

Key landscape characteristics:

• Longer distance from existing path to rivers edge

• Shallower existing slopes or level areas between existing path and rivers edge with small rivulet crossings

• Shorter river bank

Wingecarribee River

Existing path

Section Option 2 - On-grade path with culverts & on-grade riverside seating and recreational platform

NORTHERN PRECINCT - NEW RIVER LINKS - CONCEPT CONSTRUCTION OPTIONS - TYPICAL SECTIONS Page 14

Bong Bong Common Masterplan - Stage 2&3 Works

Date: 04.04.2022

Page 4

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Issue: Amended Masterplan

1:200 0 1 2 5 10m

Existing ground line approx. New

< 1m

Existing ground

approx. New viewing

1m max. > 1m

New on-grade path (1:20 slope max.)

raised seating area

Existing path New elevated walkway

line

& recreational platform

Raised culverts over low points and small rivulets

Bong Bong Common - Revised Master

Draft for Discussion 4th April 2022

Precint View of typical new river link path to existing path

Northern

Master Plan

Legend

Community Arrival, Picnic & Play

Amenities

Picnic area

Loop path - Bitumen

Nature / Bush trail with Interpretation & rest points

Western Woodland regeneration area

Youth Hub with exercise stations, ninja course and half basketball court

Kids bitumen pump track with obstacles

BMX & Mountain bike track with obstacles

New Park Entry road and parking

Mown track

Entry from Camden Valley WayWidened entry threshold with new fence & gate, potential feature wall and signage

Interpretation & orientation point cool rest place

Outdoor fitness stations

Scattered tree planting

Dog off-leash area & buffer planting - consider low-key fencing

TRAIN LINE

Boundary fence

PDA boundary

Boundary fence

Existing shared path

Concept Design

100% Design Concept Updates

New Park at Leppington

Program Date:16.03.2023 Issue:

Status: For Review Page: 2

- Parks for People

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VALLEY WAY Easement Easement

CAMDEN

50 100m

Buffer planting

A C G H B J E F

B C A H I J K G D E F L C C C D D D E I I K K C D J L 100% Design Concept Revision Parks for People Program Camden Valley Way, Leppington Department of Planning, Industry and Environment in partnership with Liverpool City Council 16th March 2023 with Site

Park entry with potential feature wal, bike racks, water station & wastepoint (charcoal & general bins)

Picnic area with pads for charcoal BBQ Informal picnic lawn / break-out

7 Play area 4 - Small Sensory Play area

Scramble bank - Stepping stones, Climbing ropes & Crawling Pipe

Lower Terrace - Nature & sensory play area Informal “meeting place”

main access path

All structures are part of an integrated system of repeatable modules, forms and materials which will simplify construction and provides visual unity.

Shade structures are orientated and sized to shade key play activities and picnic settings to provide optimum shading at designated times of the day.

New mature tree planting will add shade and provide a cooling effect.

Carpark (15 spaces) including 2x disabled parking

Concept Design - Amenities and Play Space

100% Design Concept Updates

New Park at Leppington - Parks for People Program Date:16.03.2023 Issue:Status: For Review Page: 3

1:38 1:20 Picnic Area Steps 1:20 1:40 1:20 1:20 AccessRoad + TOW RL 96.55 1:10max. RL 96.25 + + Ex RL 97.20 1:40 1:40 1:20 1:20 + Ex RL 98.40 RL 96.00 + RL 96.50 + + RL 96.00 + TOW RL 95.025 1:40 BOW RL 95.40 + BOW RL 94.425 (Ex RL 93.6) + 1:50 1:50 max. 1:20 1:20 1:8 slope Pump Track 1:37.5 + Ex RL 97.60 Scale 1:250 0 1 2.5 5 10m TOW Ex RL 99.80 + 1:50 RL 95.32 + + RL 96.58 + RL 98.99 KEY PLAN CAMDEN VALLEY WAY

LEGEND

space

& shade structures Play Area 3 - Slides and musical play 8 9 10 11 12 13 2 3 1 4 5 6

Play Area 1 - Swings with shade, Musical play and seating Play Area 2 - Climbing nets & spinning

Seats Accessible

Amenities with

2 9 4 8 1 11 13 10 6 7 + Ex RL 97.00 3 3 5 3 3 5 9 Central Terrace Upper Terrace Lower Terrace 12 12 12 New trees 11 11 11 + TOW RL 96.40 11 1:40

Shade structures over

Shade Concept N

New Park at Leppington - Parks for People Program Date:16.03.2023 Issue:Status: For Review Page: 5 100% Design Concept Updates Section

Car parking BOUNDARY Shared path Lower TerraceNature and Sensory play area Existing grassland Central shade structure and net play Play area swings 1:40 1:40 + TOW 95.025 94 .425 1:50 1:20 1:10 Existing ground line approx. All-access Carousel 97.0 + Seating wall Retaining wall + 0 1 2.5 5 10m SCALE 1:200 AT A3 Buffer planting

- Play / Shared Loop Path

LEGEND

Information signage

Accessible path

Space for girls - nook seating

Space for girls - hang-out hammocks

Ninja warrior course & fitness circuit

Half Basketball court/ netball court

Retaining walls Benches

LEGEND - Materials

Turf area

Decomposed granite surface

Planting beds

Play mulch areas

Rubber softfall areas

Stepping stones

Bitumen

Concept Design - Youth Hub

New Park at Leppington - Parks for People Program Date:16.03.2023 Issue:

Status: For Review Page: 7 100% Design Concept Updates Planted slope 2 3 1 8 9 10 11 12 7 4 5 6 0 1 2.5 5 10m SCALE 1:250 AT A3 KEY PLAN CAMDEN VALLEY WAY 1 + 96.00 + RL95.00

Stone

Bike rack Bike trail Rest stops Existing Eucalyptus trees New trees 5 2 4 3 2 2 2 Existing retaining walls Boundary fence TOW 96.55+ N 11 Planted slope Planted slope 1:20 1:20 1:20 1:30 1:100 1:11 1:9 1:4 1:4 1:4 + 96.40 + RL97.15 + 97.00 + 97.00 + TOW97.55 + RL96.50 + RL96.15 96.00+ 97.40+ +95.00 + RL95.10 +95.00 +94.60 + RL96.20 13 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 10 12 13 13

steps

Revised Concept: Reconfigured Parking - 90 degrees

• 37 car spaces - including 1 disabled parking space

(Increase of 11 spaces - 26 existing)

• 2 Additional Mini-Bus Bays

• Access to Parallel Coach Bays unchanged (Can accommodate approx. 4 Mini-Buses)

• Vehicular circulation to be retained

• NPWS car space maintained

SECTION6

Conservation Hut -

Raised car park level on north/western edge New coloured concrete ramp to building, refer to Detail plan B

New (disabled

New elevated viewing & seating terrace - FRP (Fibre Reinforced Plastic) deck with steel frame New table new concrete New kerb ramp Relocated track head sign Relocated track head sign

BOUNDARY IANPP Wentworth Falls / Conservation

Existing heritage structures to be upgraded Lower car park (16 car spaces) Picnic area 2xMini-busparking New Amenities Building Conservation Hut

1:20 SECTION

New walkway & sandstone steps to track head (12x risers approx.) +897.15

2 SECTION1

Existing bus parking NPWS parking

BOUNDARY

New retaining wall1m max.

BOUNDARY

SECTION 3

SECTION 4

New retaining wall600mm max.

New entry sign

New banquet table setting (disabled accessible)

BOUNDARY

Legend: Planting

Existing tree

Existing tree removed

New tree

New turf

New ground cover & low shrub planting

Re-juvinating planting to existing vegetation areas

Scale 1:400 A3

Issue: 15h July 2020

New footpath extension and kerb, existing bollards removed

Legend: Materials & Furniture

New bitumen

New brick paved path

New decomposed granite

New seat

New / relocated sign

New picnic table setting

New long custom timber seats

New FRP deck

- Concept Plan on Widened footpath

Boundary alignment

table setting on concrete slab

0 2.5 5 10 25m

Conservation Hut, Blue Mountains National Park

BOUNDARY

Upper car park (21 car spaces)

+901.170 1:20 slope +Ex 899.800

Relocated and widened car park exit

SECTION

3 - Restoring the Cultural Landscape

Restoring the cultural landscape

3 - Restoring the Cultural Landscape

Ngunyul - The Big Arc

The Big Arc – Ngunyul is a powerful gesture of indigenous landscape which both disrupts the Colonial agrarian landscape of Fernhill and symbolically restores the primacy of Country and the cultural landscape experience of First Peoples.

Taking the overall form of a Lyrebird, Ngunyul or feather, the Big Arc is a 1000 metre long arc of indigenous garden planting extending from the hilltop of Fernhill House to the shores of the Northern Dam. At the interface between land and water, a Meeting Place for cultural activities will be located within the Mulgu Black Swan Garden – with both aquatic and terrestrial planting.

The Big Arc will be curated by the Darug people to create a diverse and artful pattern of plantings, offering a variety of experiences, ecologies and traditional cultural land management practices. It will provide opportunities for the sharing of knowledge and the celebration of Country.

LANDSCAPE

Fernhill Estate Landscape

The and will garden. perennial The Carriage the Fernhill

LANDSCAPE

Ngunyul - The Big Arc Fernhill

Estate Landscape

Fernhill House Gardens

The 1840s agrarian setting of open grassed slopes will be restored to the east and south of Fernhill House. Gardens and elements from the Sorensen era will be conserved and revitalised including the northern pergola and secret garden. Planting beds around the house will be enhanced with flowering and perennial plants. New landscape trees will embellish the setting.

The 1840’s Carriage Loop will be restored, and form the northern end of the Carriage Loop to Bridges Conservation Walk along the original access route to the 1840’s stone bridges.

Date: 23.06.2022

Date: 23.06.2022 Fernhill Estate Landscape Master Plan 2026 P 20 Mountains Landscape moves SCALE 1:12500 AT A3 0 0.1 0.5 0.25 1km Fernhill Estate Landscape Master Plan 2026 LANDSCAPE MASTER PLAN 3 3 3 6 10 T 2 The Rock Lookout Mulgoa Village Blue Mountains National Park Church Littlefields 4 8 9 7 5 P P P T T Littlefields Creek P 11 10 1 10 4 10 MULGOA ROAD FAIRLIGHT ROAD MAYFAIR ROAD ROAD MULGOA

MOVES

Landscape Master Plan 2026 P 18

Fernhill Estate Landscape NGUNYUL - THE BIG

ARC - VISUALISATION

Date: 23.06.2022

Landscape Master Plan 2026 P 37

• New inclusive play space with nature play, water feature, shade, formal and informal seating and native garden with small yarning circle. 'Maddies bench' to be retained and relocated in play space

• New swale, footbridges & wetland area for water detention

• Tree protection area - ground cover planting

• Enhanced Steel Street entry with floral garden beds

• New swale, footbridges & wetland area for water detention

• Re-aligned path with seating opportunities

• Tree protection area - ground cover planting

• New tree planting

• Enhanced Steel Street entry with floral garden beds

• Upgraded existing amenities building providing disabled access and facilities

• Re-aligned path with seating opportunities

• New tree planting

• Upgraded existing amenities building providing disabled access and facilities

TUDOR STREET BELFORD STREET N

Page 3 LINDSAY STREET JAMES STREET TUDOR STREET BELFORD STREET SAMDON REAY ST STEEL STEEL STREET STREET STREET BUCHANAN ST Stage 1 Works

GREGSON PARK N

Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade

Area

Date: 14 Nov 2022 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we work on the land of the Awabakal people and pay our respects to all elders, past, present, and emerging, wherever our projects take us.

Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade Landscape Masterplan - Stage 1 Works Existing condition

Detailed Concept Plan

LEGEND

Arrival / Orientation space with bike racks and bench seat

Palm grove - Lookout deck/ resting point with sensory play

Refurbished amenities building with relocated picnic & BBQ area

Elevated walkway over swale

Discovery trail with sensory poles & interpretive element

'Meeting Place' & Bushtucker garden

Climbing net structure

Play mound with slide, handholds, ropes & trampolines

Whizzer spinner & disable-accessible spinner

Seating wall

Small picnic setting

3-Seater Swing and seesaw

Maddie's bench

Water & Sand play

Tunnel and Balance obstacle course

Shade sail

Bicycle racks

Drinking fountain

Existing trees

New tree planting

New low shrub & groundcover planting

New swale and wetland planting

New turf areas

New concrete circulation loop path

Decomposed granite area

Playmulch area

Rubber softfall

Informal and formal seating

New bin station

Page 4 Existing path 1 9 5 3 7 STEEL STREET LINDSAY STREET 10 SCALE 1:500 at A3: 0 1 5 10 25m

17 6 2 4 4 5 Realigned path Extent of works Existing Fig trees 2 3 1 8 9 10 7 4 5 6 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 18 N Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade Date: 14 Nov 2022 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we work on the land of the Awabakal people and pay our respects to all elders, past, present, and emerging, wherever our projects take us. + 8 13 15 14 11 12

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Page 5 Visualisation - Steel Street Arrival Point Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade Date: 14 Nov 2022 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we work on the land of the Awabakal people and pay our respects to all elders, past, present, and emerging, wherever our projects take us.

Page 6 Visualisation - View southeast over swale and new play Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade Date: 14 Nov 2022 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we work on the land of the Awabakal people and pay our respects to all elders, past, present, and emerging, wherever our projects take us.

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Gregson Park Playspace & Amenities Upgrade Date: 14 Nov 2022 Phillips Marler acknowledge that we work on the land of the Awabakal people and pay our respects to all elders, past, present, and emerging, wherever our projects take us.

Visualisation - View from Steel Street

T62 T61 T60 T57 T60 TW1 FINISHESPLAN1OF3-LOCATIONPLAN DrawingNo. JM-DP Checked CD Drawn 22272 JobNo DrawingTitle GREGSONPARKPLAYSPACE&AMENITIESUPGRADE NewcastleCityCouncil Project/Client LandscapeArchitect&Architect ABN43353412187 Nom.Architect: D.PhillipsReg. No.4841 Suite203 27-39AbercrombieStreet ChippendaleNSW2008 POBox247 BroadwayNSW2007 Telephone0296985933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au PhillipsMarleracknowledgethatweliveandworkonAboriginallandandpayour respectstoallelders,past,presentandemerging,whereverourprojectstakeus. Civil&StructuralEngineer ElectricalEngineer HydraulicEngineer ISSUEA:50%DOCUMENTATION DATE:16.05.23 ISSUEB:80%DOCUMENTATION DATE:31.07.23 ISSUEC:100%DOCUMENTATION DATE:XX.08.23 L04.1 Scale:1:100@A11:200@A3 FINISHESPLAN1OF3 NEWWETLANDPLANTING BEDS LEGENDSOFTSCAPE NEW/MAKEGOODTURF EXISTINGTREESTO BERETAINED& PROTECTED T1 NEWTREES NEWPLANTINGBEDS N INFILLPLANTINGBEDS L04.2ADJOINS L04.1bINSET L04.1bINSETADJOINS NEWACCENTPAVING NEWASPHALTPAVEMENT LEGENDHARDSCAPE&FURNITURE NEWMOSAICPAVING

NEWSANDPIT NEWPLAYMULCH

NEWDECOSURFACE NEWRUBBERSOFTFALL NEWSANDSTONESEAT BLOCKS SALVAGEDEXISTING FLATSTONES

ROCKBOULDERS NEWSANDSTONE STEPPINGSTONES NEWSENSORYTIMBER POLES NEWBIKERACKS NEWDRINKINGFOUNTAIN NEWBINS NEWPICNICTABLES NEWBACKEDSEATING WITHARMRESTS NEWSANDSTONE SEATINGWALLS EXISTING CONCRETE EDGE RETAINED EXISTING SURFACE RETAINED EXISTING TREE RETAINED YARNINGCIRCLE NEWSPADEEDGE SE NEWCONCRETEEDGE CE N N N N N EL5.15 NEWSANDSTONE SEATBLOCK BUSH TUCKER GARDEN SWALE WETLAND PLANTING SENSORY TIMBER POLES NEWMULCH NEWPLAYEQUIPMENT WITHINDICATEDFALL ZONE SE EXISTING CONCRETE EDGE RETAINED NEWASPHALT PAVING NEW SIGNAGE 0 1 5 10m N NEWSTEELEDGE ST TP BR EXISTING TURF MAKEGOOD TURF EXISTING TURF NEW TURF TP TP TP TP NEW TURF NEW PLANTING EXISTING TURF EXISTING TURF EXISTING TURF RELOCATED LIGHTPOLE RELOCATED LIGHTPOLE RELOCATED LIGHTPOLE LP LP LP LP SE SE SE ST-1 SE SE ST CE EXISTING SURFACE RETAINED ST SE SE NEWMULCH NEWWHEEL-CHAIR ACCESSIBLEPICNIC TABLES T1 NEWDRAINPIT P1.REFERTO CIVILENGINEERS DRAWINGS NEWRUBBERSURFACE PLAYMOUND NEW LIGHT POLE

EXISTINGPIT INSWALETO BEREMOVED WETLAND PLANTING SE SE SE SE SE NEWTIMBERBOARDWALK NEWELEVATEDTIMBER DECK MAKE GOOD TURF SE LAIDOUTSALVAGED BOULDERSFROM PALMGROVEAREA. REFERTO DEMOLITIONDRAWING SHEETL01.2 TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING B7 B8 B6 B4 NEWDRAINPIT P3.REFERTO CIVILENGINEERS DRAWINGS NEWDRAINPIT P2.REFERTO CIVILENGINEERS DRAWINGS EXISTINGPIT TOBE REMOVED B1 PT1

NEWCOLOUREDCONCRETE FOOTPATH&BOARDWALKHONEDFINISH(TBC)

(100/300mm)

SALVAGEDEXISTING

NOTE:PLANSTOBEPRINTEDINCOLOR

T83 T87 T88 T89 T86 T30 T98 T99 T100 T80 5.80 6.00 4.80 5.80 6.00 5.00 5.20 5.40 5.60 T90 T29 T64 T73 T91 T70 T69 T68 T79 T81 T84 5.88 4.80 6.13 6.13 TW1 DrawingNo. JM-DP Checked CD Drawn 22272 JobNo DrawingTitle GREGSONPARKPLAYSPACE&AMENITIESUPGRADE NewcastleCityCouncil Project/Client LandscapeArchitect&Architect ABN43353412187 Nom.Architect: D.PhillipsReg. No.4841 Suite203 27-39AbercrombieStreet ChippendaleNSW2008 POBox247 BroadwayNSW2007 Telephone0296985933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au PhillipsMarleracknowledgethatweliveandworkonAboriginallandandpayour respectstoallelders,past,presentandemerging,whereverourprojectstakeus. Civil&StructuralEngineer ElectricalEngineer HydraulicEngineer ISSUEA: 50%DOCUMENTATION DATE:16.05.23 ISSUEB: 80%DOCUMENTATION DATE:31.07.23 ISSUEC: REVISEDISSUE DATE:18.08.23 L04.2 Scale:1:100@A11:200@A3 FINISHESPLAN2OF3 L04.2ADJOINS NEWACCENTPAVING NEWASPHALTPAVEMENT LEGENDHARDSCAPE&FURNITURE NEWMOSAICPAVING NEWSANDPIT NEWPLAYMULCH (100/300mm) NEWDECOSURFACE NEWRUBBERSOFTFALL NEWWETLAND PLANTINGBEDS LEGEND-SOFTSCAPE NEW/MAKE GOODTURF NEWMULCH EXISTINGTREES PALMSTOBE RETAINED& PROTECTED T1 NEWTREES NEWPLANTING BEDS N INFILLPLANTING BEDS L04.1ADJOINS L04.3ADJOINS L04.3 ADJOINS RL4.60 EL4.60 MAKE GOOD TURF N N N CARVEDCHANNELPLAY TOSANDSTONEWALL NEWBALANCE OBSTACLE COURSE NEWOVALLADDER FITNESSSTATION NEWSANDSTONE SEATINGWALLW2 NEW SANDSTONE SEATBLOCK NEW 1mHIGH SLIDE NEW1.5m HIGHSLIDE NEW SANDSTONE LOGRETAINING SEATWALL NEW LOW TIMBER DECK EXISTING LOWWALL RETAINED EXISTINGSURFACE RETAINED NEWDRAIN PITP4UNDER SANDPIT.REFER TOCIVIL ENGINEERS DRAWINGS NEW WHIZZER PLAY ITEM NEW WHIRLYGO ROUND ACCESSIBLE PLAYITEM NEW MOSAIC PAVING IN EXISTING CHANNEL EXISTING PLANTING RETAINED& PROTECTED EXISTINGEDGE RETAINED NEW DRINKING FOUNTAIN NEWSANDSTONEEDGE NEWBIN ENCLOSURE NEW3-SEATERSWING PLAYITEMONRETAINED CONCRETESLAB NEW SEESAW ROCKER SALVAGEDONSITE FLATSTONES. REFERTO DEMOLITION PLANL01.2 NEW SANDSTONE CURVED BENCH NEW BICYCLE RACKS NEW EAGLES LAIR PLAY ITEM NEW RUBBER SOFTFALL DOMES PLAYITEM NEW RUBBER SOFTFALL DOMES PLAYITEM 0 1 5 10m FINISHESPLAN2OF3-LOCATIONPLAN NEW MADDIE'S BENCH(B2) NEW SANDSTONE SEATBLOCK NEWCOLOUREDCONCRETE FOOTPATH&BOARDWALKHONEDFINISH(TBC) BR BR BR BR BR BR NEW TURF NEW PLANTING NEW TURF NEW PLANTING NEWPLANTING EXISTINGTURF EXISTING TURF RUBBER SOFTFALL MOUND EXISTING TURF B3 NEW PLANTING NEW PLANTING CE (150) ST-1 SE CE (300) SE SE SE SE ST-1 ST-2 NEW SAND PIT NEWRUBBERSURFACE PLAYMOUND NEWSANDSTONESEAT BLOCKS NEWPICNICTABLES NEWBACKEDSEATING WITHARMRESTS NEWSANDSTONE SEATINGWALLS NEWWHEEL-CHAIR ACCESSIBLEPICNIC TABLES NEWTIMBERBOARDWALK NEWELEVATEDTIMBER DECK SALVAGEDEXISTINGROCK BOULDERS NEWSENSORYTIMBERPOLES NEWBIKERACKS NEWDRINKINGFOUNTAIN NEWBINS NEWSPADEEDGE SE NEWCONCRETEEDGE (150-300mmASNOTED) CE NEWPLAYEQUIPMENT WITHINDICATEDFALLZONES NEWSTEELEDGE-TYPE1AS SPECIFIED ST1 TP BR NEWSANDSTONESTEPPING STONES TW4 N T1 RELAID SALVAGED ONSITE FLAT STONES NEW ACCENT PAVING RETAINEDEXISTING BOULDERS EXISTINGSTONE EDGERETAINED ST-2 TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING TEMPORARYGARDEN FENCING TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING NEWSANDSTONE BILLETLOWWALL TEMPORARY GARDEN FENCING B4 B5 W1 PT1 TW1 PT2 TW3 B1 B1 PT1 NEW PLANTING

NEWSTEELANGLE SA NEWSTEELEDGE-TYPE2AS SPECIFIED ST2 ST-2 ST-2 ST-2 SA ST-2 NEWSHADE STRUCTURE BREAK-UP EXISTINGBITUMEN FOOTPATH BREAK-UPEXISTING BITUMENFOOTPATH TOPUPEXISTING MULCHAREAAND EXTENDASSHOWN TOPUPEXISTING MULCHAREAAND EXTENDASSHOWN TOPUPEXISTING MULCHAREAAND EXTENDASSHOWN MAKEGOOD TURF NEW TURF

PLAYITEM6 (EAGLESLAIR)

PLAYITEM12(ROPEHILLCLIMB)

PLAYITEM7(.6mØRTDOME)

PLAYITEM9(1mØRTDOME)

RUBBERSOFTFALL PLAYMOUND

PLAYITEM3 (4x300mmØ SENSORYHW TIMBERPOLES)

PLAYITEM19(1mH EMBANKMENTSLIDE)

PLAYITEM11(LARGE CLIMBINGHOLDS)

PLAYITEM20(1.5mHEMBANKMENTSLIDE)

PLAYITEM10(MEDIUMCLIMBINGHOLDS)

PLAYITEM18(TRAMPOLINE)

PLAYITEM8(.8mØRTDOME)

PLAYITEM7(.6mØRTDOME)

CARVEDCHANNELPLAYTO SANDSTONEWALL

PLAYITEM13 GRADUATED TIMBER&STONE BLOCKBALANCE)

PLAYEQUIPMENTSCHEDULE

ITEMNO.PLAYEQUIPMENT PLAYITEMCODE SUPPLIER FREEHEIGHTOFFALL (FHF)

MUSICAL&SENSORY

1 SOUNDCUBES MADETOORDER KIMBOWMAN NA

2 UNDERGROUNDVOICETUBE2X(INCLUDINGPIPE) MODUPLAY NA

3 300MMDIA.SENSORYHWTIMBERPOLE (1.8M,1.5M&1.2MX2ABOVEGROUNDHEIGHT) MADETOORDER TIMBERCREATIONS NA

4 TELESCOPE(ALLOWFORSMALLTIMBER PLATFORMWITHPOSTTOFIXONTO) PN622 PLAYWORKS NA CLIMBING&BALANCE

5 OVALLADDERFITNESSSTATION HFOVMP01(METAL) PLAYGROUNDCENTRE 2200MM

6 EAGLESLAIR CNEANES PLAYGROUNDCENTRE 3000MM

7 RTDOMES-600MMDIA PP009 PLAYSCAPECREATIONS300MM

8 RTDOMES-800MMDIA PP010 PLAYSCAPECREATIONS400MM

9 RTDOMES-1000MMDIA PP011 PLAYSCAPE 500MM

10 CLIMBINGHOLDS-MEDIUM - X-ESCLIMBINGHOLDS NA(BELOW600MM)

11 CLIMBINGHOLDS-LARGE - X-ESCLIMBINGHOLDS NA(BELOW600MM)

12 ROPEHILLCLIMBSTEEL PN1310 PLAYWORKS NA

13 GRADUATEDTIMBER&STONEBLOCKBALANCE (ALLOWFOR3XTIMBERBEAMS&7XSANDSTONE BLOCKS) CUSTOM CUSTOM 800MM

SWINGS

14 ZENITHOPPOSINGTWINPILLARTWOBAYSWINGZN-TPTO PLAYSCAPECREATIONS1600MM SPINNERS&ROCKERS&JUMPING

15 WHIZZER PN452 PLAYWORKS 1200MM

16 WHIRLYGOROUND1500WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE SPN0354FBA-0 ASPACE 1000MM

17 SEESAWROCKER R-8082 MODUPLAY 800MM

18 TRAMPOLINEPI SMTRAMPPI PLAYGROUNDCENTRE 1200MM SLIDES

PLAYITEM22 (SANDCHUTE)

PLAYITEM4 (TELESCOPE)

PLAYITEM15 (WHIZZER)

PLAYITEM23(SIEVE)

PLAYITEM21(SANDSILO)

PLAYITEM16 (WHIRLYGOROUNDWHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE)

PLAYITEM25 (WATERPUMP)

PLAYITEM26(WATERWHEEL)

PLAYITEM24 (WATERSLUICEGATE)

PLAYITEM5 (OVAL LADDER FITNESS STATION)

19 1.0MSTAINLESSSTEELEMBANKMENTSLIDE FSM-0024 WILLPLAY 1000MM 20 1.5MSTAINLESSSTEELEMBANKMENTSLIDE FSM-0025 WILLPLAY 1500MM

PLAYITEM17 (SEESAW ROCKER)

PLAYITEM2(UNDER GROUNDVOICETUBE)

PLAYITEM1(SOUNDCUBES)

PLAYITEM14 (OPPOSINGTWIN PILLARTWOBAY SWING)

LEGEND-RUBBERSOFTFALL(TPV)

RC1

RUBBERCOLOUR1(LIGHTBROWN)60%BEIGE,20%BROWN,20%CREAM)

FALLZONE

RUBBERCOLOUR2(YELLOW)50%RH41BRIGHTYELLOW,25%RH31CREAM,25%RH40MUSTARD RC2

RUBBERCOLOUR3(DARKBROWN)70%RH32BROWN,10%RH30BEIGE,10%RH31CREAM&10%RH61PALEGREY RC3

RUBBERCOLOUR4(BLUE)25%RH20BLUE,25%RH22LIGHTBLUE,25%RH31CREAM&25%RH26TURQUOISE RC4

RETAINEDEXISTINGCONCRETEUNDER NEWRUBBERSOFTFALL

NOTE:PLANSTOBEPRINTEDINCOLOR

4.00 4.40 4.40 4.80 4.40 4.20 4.60 4.80 5.00 5.20 5.40 5.60 5.80 6.00 4.80 5.80 6.00 5.00 5.20 5.40 5.60 4.20 4.00 4.00 4.70 4.75 4.20 4.80 5.88 4.80 6.13 4.60 4.20 4.40 4.40 4.50 4.40 4.60 4.80 4.60 6.13 DrawingNo. JM-DP Checked CD Drawn 22272 JobNo DrawingTitle GREGSONPARKPLAYSPACE&AMENITIESUPGRADE NewcastleCityCouncil Project/Client LandscapeArchitect&Architect ABN43353412187 Nom.Architect: D.PhillipsReg. No.4841 Suite203 27-39AbercrombieStreet ChippendaleNSW2008 POBox247 BroadwayNSW2007 Telephone0296985933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au PhillipsMarleracknowledgethatweliveandworkonAboriginallandandpayour respectstoallelders,past,presentandemerging,whereverourprojectstakeus. Civil&StructuralEngineer ElectricalEngineer HydraulicEngineer ISSUEA: 50%DOCUMENTATION DATE:16.05.23 ISSUEB: 80%DOCUMENTATION DATE:31.07.23 ISSUEC: REVISEDISSUE DATE:18.08.23 L04.4 RUBBERSOFTFALLPLAN&PLAYITEMSCHEDULE

SANDPIT PLAYAREA TIMBER DECK Scale:1:100@A11:200@A3 0 1 5 10m

RC4

PLAYGROUNDCENTRE

SACHMWNZ PLAYGROUNDCENTRE

J-123 PROLUDIC NA 24

SAWASGNZS PLAYGROUNDCENTRE NA 25 WATERPUMP SAPUSS PLAYGROUNDCENTRE NA 26 WATERWHEEL SAWHWSC PLAYGROUNDCENTRE NA RC1 RC3 RC4 RC4 RC2 RC3 RC1 RC4 RC2 RC3 RC4 RC3 RC2 RC1 RC2 RC3 RC4 RC4 RC3 RC2 RC1 RC3 RC4 RC4 RC2

WATER&SANDPLAY 21 SANDSILO(FIXEDTOSTONEBLOCK) SASLSS

NA 22 SANDCHANNELWITHMEMBRANEWHEEL (FIXEDTOSTONEBLOCK)

NA 23 SIEVE

WATERPLAYSLIDINGGATE

RC1 RC1 RC1 RC3 RC1 RC3 RC4

RC3

RC4 RC2 RC3 RC4 RC1 FALLZONE

300mmDEPTH PLAYMULCH 100mm DEPTHPLAY MULCH 100mmDEPTH PLAYMULCH FALLZONE FALL ZONE FALLZONE 300mmDEPTH PLAYMULCH 100mmDEPTH PLAYMULCH FALLZONE FALLZONE FALL ZONE

SANDSTONEBLOCK

6mmTHKSSSTIFFENER PLATEWELDEDTOSS CHUTEANDWALLPLATE

CHANNEL

TYP.75mmSTABILISED

COMPACTEDEXISTINGSUBGRADE

CROSSSECTIONDETAIL SCALE:1:10@A1,1:20@A3

PLAYITEM22-STAINLESSSTEELSANDCHANNELWITH MEMBRANEWHEEL,FIXEDTOSSANGLEBRACKETWITH2X M12SSBOLTSWITHSSDOMEHEADNUTSANDWASHERS

SANDSTONEBLOCK,1000x500x500mm,

CHAMFERCORNERS

MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS

CROSSSECTIONDETAILOFCARVEDBASIN SCALE:1:10@A1,1:20@A3

RECESSEDINTOCONCRETE,

2xFIXINGONSANDSTONE BLOCKVERTICALFACE 2xFIXINGONSANDSTONE BLOCKHORIZONTALFACE

SECTIONDETAIL:SANDCHANNELWITHMEMBERANEWHEEL SCALE:1:10@A1,1:20@A3

100 300 350 120 100 120 300 500 700500 200 200 1000 75 600 150 500 700 100 250 BASIN 300 150 100 122 700 400350 250 600 1000 829 904 821 1000 125 500 80 100 100 13 10MIN. 700 120 131 120 75 700 440 150 100 350 260 569 250 ℄ 500 300 300 250 150 300 100 350 100 1000 135° 75 150 420 600 325 928 125 125 75 700 440 150 100 350 300 75 150 250 ℄ 300 550 120 100 120 500 600 440 350 260 250 ℄ 135 10 40 40 50 50 75 13 75 175 218 131 70 10 316 100 02 L07.5 DETAIL5 DrawingNo. JM-DP Checked CD Drawn 22272 JobNo DrawingTitle GREGSONPARKPLAYSPACE&AMENITIESUPGRADE NewcastleCityCouncil Project/Client LandscapeArchitect&Architect ABN43353412187 Nom.Architect: D.PhillipsReg. No.4841 Suite203 27-39AbercrombieStreet ChippendaleNSW2008 POBox247 BroadwayNSW2007 Telephone0296985933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au PhillipsMarleracknowledgethatweliveandworkonAboriginallandandpayour respectstoallelders,past,presentandemerging,whereverourprojectstakeus. Civil&StructuralEngineer ElectricalEngineer HydraulicEngineer ISSUEA: 50%DOCUMENTATION DATE:16.05.23 ISSUEB: 80%DOCUMENTATION DATE:31.07.23 ISSUEC: REVISEDISSUE DATE:18.08.23 02SECTIONDETAIL:SANDSTONEBLOCKWALLTORAISEDSANDPIT SCALE:1:20@A1,1:40@A3 01PLAN:SANDPITPLAYAREA SCALE:1:25@A1,1:50@A3 ACCESSIBLE RAMP SANDSTONELOG BLOCKS DECO GRAVEL WATERPUMP STEELEDGE CARVEDWATER BASININ SANDSTONE BLOCK DRAINPIT(BELOW BOTTOMOFSAND PITTOENGINEERS DETAIL) 300Wx300Hx1000L SANDSTONEBILLETWALL MOSAICPAVINGOVEREXISTINGWATER CHANNEL NEW PLANTING BED INFILL PLANTING EXISTNGPALMGROVESTONES/BOULDERS RETAINED EXISTNGPALMS RETAINED SHADESAILFOOTING INDECO POST PLAYSAND CARVEDWATERCHANNELIN SANDSTONEBLOCK DRAINAGECELL LAYERASSPECIFIED FOOTINGLOCATIONSFOR SHADESTRUCTURE 150mm COMPACTED ROADBASE SUBSOILDRAINAGE TOENGINEERS DETAIL SANDPIT SANDCHANNELWITH MEMBRANEWHEEL FIXEDONSANDSTONE BLOCK SANDPIT APPROX. EXISTING GROUND LEVEL Scale:1:25@A11:50@A3 Scale:1:10@A11:20@A3 0 .2 .5 .75 1m 0 .25 .5 1 1.5m EL5.00 RL5.00 EL5.00 TOW5.50 TOW5.30 TOW5.30 RL4.85 1:20RAMP NEW PLANTING BED 03 TOW5.60 TOW5.50 TOW5.30 TOW5.50 TOW5.30 TOW5.25 WATER WHEEL RL4.90 03SECTIONDETAIL:SANDSTONEBLOCKSWITHCARVEDWATERBASIN&CHANNEL

RL5.00 TOW5.50 TOW5.30 TOW5.25 MOSAIC PIECES ASSUMED EXISTING BASESLAB RETAINED COMPACTEDSUBGRADETO ENGINEERSDETAILS COMPACTEDROADBASETO ENGINEERSDETAILS 1000Lx300Wx300H SANDSTONEBILLETWALL TOW5.60 TOW5.50 RL4.90 APPROX.EXISTINGGROUNDLEVEL APPROX.PROPOSEDNEWGROUNDLEVEL 1000Lx500Wx600H SANDSTONEBLOCK WATERPUMP INFRONT RL5.20(TOPOFSAND) RL4.85(BOTTOMOFSAND) TOW5.50 SANDSILO ATTACHEDTO SANDSTONE BLOCK TOW5.30 ROADBASE COMPACTEDTO98% MODTOENGINEERS DETAILS EXISTING BOULDER EDGE BEHIND RETAINED TOW5.25 RL5.20 RL4.85

SCALE:1:20@A1,1:40@A3

RL4.80

1000Lx500Wx700H SANDSTONEBLOCK WITHCARVED

WATERCHANNEL

0404

BASE WATERCHANNEL

1000Lx500Wx700H SANDSTONEBLOCK WITHCARVEDWATER

DECOMPOSED GRANITEON150mm COMPACTEDROAD

TOW5.30 TOW5.50

1000LX300WX300HSANDSTONE BILLETWALLBEHIND

06 -

125mm RE-INFORCED CONCRETE PATHTO ENGINEERS DETAIL SEALANT& BACKINGROD OVER SEPARATION STRIP ℄ ℄ FALL FALL FALL FALL FALL SANDSIEVE SAND SILO 500Wx500Hx1000L

SANDCHANNEL WITHMEMBRANE WHEEL.REFER DETAIL5 SANDSIEVE GEOTEXTILE FABRIC DRAINAGECELLLAYER ASSPECIFIED APPROX. EXISTING GROUND LEVEL

1000Lx300Wx300mmH SANDSTONEBILLET RETAININGWALL

05 CARVED WATER CHANNEL SEALANT& BACKING RODOVER SEPARATION STRIP 1000LX550WX700H SANDSTONEBLOCKWITH CARVEDWATERBASIN S1 S2 S3 S4 SSWATER CHUTE S5 S6 1000Lx300Wx300H SANDSTONEBILLET WALL FLATSTONES LAIDON COMPACTED EXISTING DIRT 07CROSSSECTION:WATERWHEEL ONCARVEDCHANNEL SCALE:1:10@A1,1:20@A3 S7 1000Lx500Wx700H SANDSTONEBLOCK S7 S2 S3 S4 S5 S1 1000Lx550Wx700H SANDSTONEBLOCKWITH CARVEDWATERBASIN S2 SANDPIT 1000Lx300Wx300H SANDSTONEBILLET WALLBEHIND TOW5.30 TOW5.60 TYP.75mm STABILISED DECOMPOSED GRANITE WATERPUMP ROADBASE COMPACTEDTO98% MODTOENGINEERS DETAILS COMPACTEDEXISTINGSUBGRADE CONCRETE FOOTINGTO

ROADBASECOMPACTEDTO98%

GEOTEXTILE FABRIC DRAINAGECELLLAYER ASSPECIFIED S4 S7 S3 1000Lx500Wx 700H SANDSTONE BLOCKWITH CARVED WATER CHANNEL 1000Lx500Wx700H SANDSTONEBLOCK 1000Lx500Wx600H SANDSTONEBLOCK

MODTOENGINEERSDETAILS

WELDEDTOWALLPLATE&STIFFENERPLATE S6 CONCRETE CAPPING TO ENGINEERS DRAWINGS CONCRETE CAPPINGTO ENGINEERS DRAWINGS CONCRETECAPPINGTO ENGINEERSDRAWINGS 07

CONCRETECAPPINGTO ENGINEERSDRAWINGS S5 1000Lx 500Wx600H SANDSTONE BLOCK TOW5.30 SAND PIT 1000Lx300Wx 300H SANDSTONE BILLETWALL BEHIND TYP.75mm STABILISED DECOMPOSED GRANITE ROADBASECOMPACTED TO98%MODTO ENGINEERSDETAILS COMPACTED EXISTING SUBGRADE 08

DETAIL:WATERWHEEL

ROUNDEDCORNERS 6mmTHKSSCHUTE,

WELDEDTOWALLPLATE ANDSTIFFENERPLATE PLAYITEM 26-WATER WHEEL 6THKx75x 150mmSSWALL PLATEWELDED TOCHUTE,2x M12CHEMSET BOLTS,SS DOMEHEAD NUTS,ROUNDED

6mmTHKx50x175mmSS

04 08

6mmTHKSSCHUTE,RECESSEDINTOCONCRETE,

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BLACKPOLISHEDCOLOUR(30/50mmDIA.)

SUPERGREYCOLOUR(20/40mmDIA.)

LUCKYSTONESCOLOUR(70-150mmDIA.)

OCEANMIX(5-10mmDIA.) RCG1

FORESTMIX(5-10MMDIA.)

SUNMIX(25%YELLOW,25%BUSHSTONE,YELLOW,25%FROSTWHITE,25%SMOKE)(5-10mmDIA.)

YELLOW(5-10mmDIA.)

FROSTWHITE(5-10mmDIA.)

5048 4.80 CHANNELVARIES 500-1600 L7.13 DETAIL13 DrawingNo. JM-DP Checked CD Drawn 22272 JobNo DrawingTitle GREGSONPARKPLAYSPACE&AMENITIESUPGRADE NewcastleCityCouncil Project/Client LandscapeArchitect&Architect ABN43353412187 Nom.Architect: D.PhillipsReg. No.4841 Suite203 27-39AbercrombieStreet ChippendaleNSW2008 POBox247 BroadwayNSW2007 Telephone0296985933 mail@phillipsmarler.com.au www.phillipsmarler.com.au PhillipsMarleracknowledgethatweliveandworkonAboriginallandandpayour respectstoallelders,past,presentandemerging,whereverourprojectstakeus. Civil&StructuralEngineer ElectricalEngineer HydraulicEngineer ISSUEA: 50%DOCUMENTATION DATE:16.05.23 ISSUEB: 80%DOCUMENTATION DATE:31.07.23 ISSUEC: REVISEDISSUE DATE:18.08.23 01DETAILPLAN:MOSAICPAVINGATWATERCHANNEL SCALE:1:25@A1,1:50@A3

02 -

EXISTINGSTONEEDGE RETAINED NEWCONCRETE FOOTPATH PET-4 PET-4 EXISTINGSTONEEDGE RETAINED RCG-4(YELLOW) PET-3 PET-3 PET-1 PET-3 PET-1 PET-1 PET-3 RCG3 RCG5(FROSTWHITE) PET-4 PET-1 RCG5(FROSTWHITE) PET-3 PET-1 PET-4 PET-4 RCG4(YELLOW) RCG-4(YELLOW) PET-3 PET-1 PET-3 PET-3 PET-1 PET-4 PET-3 PET-1 PET-3 PET-1 PET-4 PET-2 RCG2 PET-1 PET-3 PET-1 PET-3 RCG2 RCG-2 PET-4 PET-4 PET-1 PET-1 PET-4 PET-3 PET-1 PET-3 PET-4 PET-1 RCG1 RCG2 PET-2 RCG2 PET-4 PET-3 RCG2 RCG-2 PET-4 RCG-2 RCG3 PET-3 PET-3 RCG-1 PET-4 PET-1 PET-4 EL5.00 EL5.04

RL5.00

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RCG-4 RCG-3 RCG-5 RCG-2 PET1 PET3 PET4 EXISTINGSTONEEDGE RETAINED EXISTINGSTONEEDGE RETAINED ASSUMEDEXISTING BASESLABRETAINED RECYCLED COLOUORED GLASS MOSAIC SMOOTHEDGED PEBBLEMOSAIC MORTAR BEDAS SPECIFIED FALL FALL FALL FALL PROPOSED NEW GROUNDLINE OCEANMIX

YELLOW

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Wentworth FallsUpper Carpark 42 Spaces (2x Disabled) Lower Carpark 38 Spaces New Bike Racks New Step Ramp to existing Terrace NPWS Parking Car Space Amenities Existing Picnic Setting relocated for Disabled Access New Stop New ‘Stop’ sign Proposed Coffee cart location Existing Water tank IANPP Wentworth Falls / Conservation

SECTION

Parking

• 80 Car spaces

(Increase of 25 Spaces) (55 Spaces existing)

• 3 Mini-Bus Parking

Bays at Picnic Area

• 1 Bay for NPWS

Vehicles behind Amenities Building

• 2 Bays for 14.5m Coaches

Concept Plan

Existing

New

Existing

New

Existing

New

Existing

New

Existing

Legend

Concrete Paths

Deco Paths

Picnic Settings

Retaining Walls

Retaining

Walls

Steps

Planting (Shrubs & Groundcovers)

New

New/Regen

Trees New Line Marking Mini-bus parallel parking 3 Spaces Coach Parking 2 Spaces (14.5m) Parking New ‘Banquet’ Length Picnic Table Settings New Disabled Access Picnic Settings with 1:20 Grade Concrete Access Path Existing Amenities Building Existing Vegetated Embankment 0 2.5 5 10 25m New linemarked crossing & signage Restore/rebuild existing Iron stone retaining wall New speed hump New Speed Hump New speed hump & Stop sign ahead sign New footpath & bollards Existing shelter and BBQ removed Existing Tree removed Modify existing pit and drainage channel Conservation Hut, Blue Mountains National Park Issue: 15h July 2020 SECTION 1 SECTION 2 2 Scale 1: 400 A3

Existing

building

CAFE FRONTAGES

New ‘high table/ leaning bench’

Design Rationale

New 500mm wide seating wall

Existing brick paved footpath

• Remove exis�ng retaining walls and raise lease area levels crea�ng a con�nuous

Existing brick paved footpath

• A clear deﬁni�on between cafe lease area and general public space is achieved via

Relocated existing tree Timber seating deck New long backed seat

New attached kerb ramp

New bin enclosures

WILLOUGHBYROAD

Design Rationale

New decorative low shrub & groundcover planting

Existing tree

• The new small scale trellis / pergola structure with planter boxes and sea�ng

New screen wall with covered walkway & relocated community board

• The re-purposed space from the adjacent parking and is reconﬁgured with a range

• Remove exis�ng retaining walls and raise lease area levels crea�ng a con�nuous open area (1:40 approx.) to facilitate easy movement between cafe lease areas and new general public space.

• New tree planting adds shade to the gathering spaces around the covered walk

• A clear deﬁni�on between cafe lease area and general public space is achieved via a change in materials or a paving trim and the subtle row of posts of a new covered walkway along the eastern edge.

• Ligh�ng to the new trees or integrated into the covered walk way adds to the

• The new small scale trellis / pergola structure with planter boxes and sea�ng oﬀers shade to the newly created public space. The screen wall structure oﬀers opportunity for decora�ve and crea�ve elements as well as providing a loca�on for the community board.

Raised planter

Screen wall extension

Public space increase (excludes garden beds) : 30.2m 2 approx.

Narrowed entry to Quiamong St Carpark

New Accessible Parking Space & Shared Zone compliant with AS 2890.6

New decorative low shrub & groundcover planting

QUIAMONG STREET

New Motorcycle Parking Space New Kerb Ramp angled toward existing

Naremburn Town Centre Upgrade

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50% Detailed Design

A B C D A A E D Existing brick paved footpath

QUIAMONG STREET New ‘high table/ leaning bench’ New attached kerb ramp Existing tree CAFE FRONTAGES

500mm wide seating wall Relocated existing tree Timber seating deck New long backed seat New bin enclosures 1:20 approx. New Motorcycle Parking Space New Kerb Ramp angled toward existing Extent of existing building awnings over path Approximate position of existing overhead poverlines 1:40 Steps 1 2

brick paved footpath

New

• The re-purposed space from the adjacent parking and is reconﬁgured with a range A B C D A A E D

1:20 approx.

New trees

Interpretive

1:40 1:30to1:40 Steps 1 2

Signage Extent of existing

awnings over path Approximate position of existing overhead poverlines

Detailed Design

Naremburn Town Centre Upgrades

Date: 27.03.2023

Issue: Community Consulta�on

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across enhanced community space

View

I. Landscape Master Plan

The landscape layer of Al Raha Beach forms a unique, modern and contemporary design for the public realm and plays an important role in creating a sense of place and identity for the Development.

KEY 1 Access to Phase One of Al Raha 2 Grand Plaza 3 Waterfront Promenade 4 Amphitheatre 5 Central Stage 6 Family Park 7 Pontoons 8 F&B Spill Over Area 9 Retail Hub 10 Residential Cluster 11 Primary Road 12 Secondary Road 13 Tertiary Road 14 Feature Intersection Nodes 15 Feature Board Walk 16 Cliff Beach 17 Hotel 18 LRT Corridor 19 Marina 20 Floating Restaurant 21 Sikkas 22 Community Park 23 Baraha 24 Urban Waterfront 25 Recreational Waterfront 26 Meyadeen 27 Designated Cycle Route 28 Market Park 29 Gateway Signage 30 Multi-use Open Lawn Area 1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 6 7 7 8 9 9 10 10 10 10 11 12 12 12 13 13 14 15 18 19 21 21 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 26 27 27 27 27 28 29

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Figure D5.4: Illustrative Master Plan

Al RAHA BEACH WEST Detailed Master Plan Report

15 1 3 3 3 3 3 3 6 7 20 8 10 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 17 19 19 21 21 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 27 27 29 30 N 0 25 100 50 250m 101 D5 PUBLIC REALM Al RAHA BEACH WEST Detailed Master Plan Report

D2.1.3. Rendered Perspectives

A series of aerial and eye level perspectives, as illustrated in Figures D2.12 to D2.27 have been developed to show indicative streetscape and public realm intent.

Figure D2.12: Town Centre Perspective looking north

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Canal Community - Town Centre

Aerial

view of Community Park Community Park

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Figure D2.24: Community Park Perspective

Canal Community - The Esplanade

50 Al RAHA BEACH WEST Detailed Master Plan Report

Figure D2.18: Esplanade perspective looking east

9.4 landscaPe masterPlan

Compliance with Public Realm Design Manual (PRDM)

During the design development of the Public Realm for the Concept Master Plan stage, we have reviewed the PRDM to ensure the strategies presented herein do not conflict with municipal design standards and guidelines and reflect internationally accepted best practices for public realm design.

The public realm Design Manual states that 20% of the developable areas shall be designated open space (parks and streetscapes). The Yas Zone IB plot 1 development total area is 17.2 ha with 4.4ha (25%) of it designated for open space such as plazas, waterfront and ROW. In addition to this space, residents of the development will have access to private podiums, alleyways and forecourts which creates a significant amount of open space being offered to the residents.

Pocket Park

Leisure Route

Retail Hub

Waterfront Promenade

Feature Roundabout

Centre Alleyways Eastern Buffer Zone Play Ground

Main Plot One Access Point

Primary Access Road

Secondary Access Road

Multi Use Sports Court

Kayak Slipway

Water Taxi Pontoon

Floating Pontoon

Small Floating Pontoon

Residential Buildings

Parking Plots

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1 1 2 2 6 3 7 4 4 10 10 11 14 16 16 12 15 15 17 18 19 20 13 8 8 5 9 Residential

LEGEND

Garden

Community

6 3 7 11 12 17 20 13 5 180m 0 30 60 90 N

6.3 landscaPe desIgn

6.3.1 develoPment Intent

The design intent is to create a high quality environment with exceptionally designed spaces that complement the standards and values of Aldar. Based upon the initial Client brief, the Master Plan for the site needs to respond to a number of high level objectives, these include the following:

• Deliver a clear urban structure with the distinctive character and form.

• Create a sense of place.

• Buildings to be flexible and adaptable.

• Maximise public open space corridors and private residences with park or canal views.

• Ensure high level access t o the waterfront.

• Develop legible, safe and pedestrian friendly access routes through the site.

• Deliver a sense of community exclusivity with corresponding levels of resident privacy.

at the heart of the development concept is the notion of Connection - both in terms of physical and emotional connection.

The plot connects people to their physical environment, setting the foundation for the inhabitants to take ownership of their surroundings and create a setting that in-turn will lead to a thriving community, supported by the established vision of the wider Yas Island identity.

The foundation of every decision through the design process has always related back to the individual user experience and as such tailored to the Aldar unique requirements.

The images shown here explore natural elements that create patterns, sequences and rhythms that can be used to inform the design process. The land shape and land formation by the water’s edge, the expression of the wave, the patterns in the sand and the ripples in the sea as created by man while interacting with these natural elements - are all the forms that tie and connect the community together.

YAS ZONE IB PLOT 2 CONCEPT DESIGN REPORT LaNDSCaPE 261

Design Inspiration - The beach and its water’s edge

YAS ZONE IB PLOT 2 CONCEPT DESIGN REPORT LaNDSCaPE 307

VIEW 5: POOL VIEW FROM BALCONY

Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report

Notice

1.4 THE DUBAI SOUTH MALL

This document and its contents have been prepared and are intended solely for DWTC Emaar LLC Atkins assumes no responsibility to any other party in respect of This document has 11 pages including the cover.

1.4.1 LANDSCAPE DESIGN - ILLUSTRATIVE MASTER PLAN

Figure 1.3 shows the Illustrative landscape plan for The Dubai South Mall development. It shows the building foot print, road layout and landscape features set within the surrounding context.

Document history

ob number 5153060 Document ref D-7033

Mall Promenade with F&B

Client signoff

Client DWTC Emaar LLC

Project Dubai South Mall

Document title Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report

Job no. 5153060

Copy no.

Document reference D-7033

Atins Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report | 22 June 2017 | 5153060

Originated Checked A Design Submission Various GEE AKL NBL 22/06/17

Revision Purpose description

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Legend Dubai South Mall

-off Area Car Park

Expo

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Planter

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Future

Hotel Curvilinear

Feature Gravel Beds Main Vehicular Access Point Pedestrian Crossings Gravel & Planting Zone Shaded Parking Palm Tree Avenue Shaded Pedestrian Pathway Entrance Road with Feature Palms 1 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 12 13 13 14 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 20 20 19 15 2 2

Mall Access Points

Park

Route

Benches

Green Pillars

Metro Development

Paving Pattern

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Figure 1.3 Illustrative Master Plan

ared and are intended solely for DWTC Emaar LLC’s information and use in relation to Dubai South Mall. on with this document and/or

Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report Atins Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report | 22 June 2017 | 5153060

Notice

Document ref D-7033 s GEE AKL NBL 22/06/17

Drop-off areas Raised Pedestrian crossing Main Entrances Shaded Car Park extension Building Car Park Xeriscape Planting & Gravel Beds Covered Tunnel from First Level Shade trees in planters Feature palms on ground Dubai South Mall Ground Floor Building Car Park 13 1 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 9 9 6 6 7 7 10 10 11 11 12 12 8 8 8 2 0 100m 0 30 80 10 N

Figure 1.20 Plan of Mall Promenade with F&B

This document and its contents have been prepared and are intended solely for DWTC Emaar LLC’s information and use in relation to Dubai South Mall Atkins assumes no responsibility to any other party in respect of or arising out of or in connection with this document and/or its contents.

1.9.3 hardsCape TypICal deTaIls - Mall proMenade & enTranCe pav ng

Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report Atkins Dubai South Mall Schematic Design Report | 22 June 2017 | 5153060

Notice

Note: Refer to Table 1.2, in the previous page, for the description of the above material codes.

Legend

Mall Promenade + Drop-off Area (Dark Grey, Light Grey, Beige and Timber finish Precast Concrete Pavers)

Car Park (Dark Grey & Light Grey Precast Concrete Pavers + Gravel Beds)

Feature Entrance Paving (Extended interior paving pattern to landscape area)

Interior Design Ground Surface

PCC-16 PCC-17 PCC-18 PCC-15 PCC-13 PCC-14 PCC-12 PCC-11 PCC-10 PCC-09 PCC-07 PCC-08 PCC-05 PCC-06 PCC-04 PCC-03 PCC-02 PCC-01 PCC-06

Figure 1.12 Diagram illustrating the Hardscape Arrangement & Materials in Dubai South Mall TYPICAL CAR PARK PAVING. TO PAGE NO. 21 TYPICAL PROMENADE AND MAIN ENTRANCE PAVING. REFER TO PAGE NO. 20

100m 0 30 80 10 N

DESIGN INSPIRATION

Landscape Concept Park Rotana Hotel I Abu Dhabi

LOGO INTERPRETATION

Rotana Palm

LEGEND

Landscape Concept Park Rotana Hotel I Abu Dhabi SWIMMING POOL DECK 16 20 18 11 10 12 15 10 13 19 17 14 6 7 8 9 9 4 5 5 6 6 1 2 1.EXISTING SWIMMING POOL 2.PROPOSED POOL BAR 4.CABANAS 5.SUN LOUNGERS 6.SHADED RESTAURANT SPILL OUT 7.RAISED SISHA LOUNGE 8.KIDS PLAY AREA 9.TOWEL BAR 10.POOL SHOWER 11.RAISED PLANTER/BENCH 12.MODIFIED EXISTING PERGOLA 13.KIDDIE POOL 14. RAISED POOL DECK 15. SEATWALL 16.PLANTING SCREENS 17.DECORATIVE VENT COVER 18.FEATURE WALL 19.DECORATIVE SCREENS 20.DAYBED TERRACES

DN DN DN DN UP UP UP UP

PROPOSED LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

LEGEND

1.EXISTING SWIMMING POOL

2.PROPOSED POOL BAR

4.CABANAS

5.SUN LOUNGE

6.SHADED RESTAURANT SPILL OUT

7.RAISED SISHA LOUNGE

8.KIDS PLAY AREA

9.TOWEL BAR

10.OUTDOOR SHOWER

11.RAISED PLANTER

12.MODIFIED EXISTING PERGOLA

13.KIDDIE POOL

14. RAISED POOL DECK

15.DAY BEDS TERRACES

16.PLANTING SCREENS

17.CANOPY

18.LATTICE WORK W/ CLIMBERS

19.SHADE STRUCTURE

20.FEATURE PAVING (PORTE COCHERE)

21. PLANTING

22. FEATURE WALL

23. FEATURE PAVING

24.TREE IN PLANTER

25.SIGNAGE PYLON

26.WAYFINDING SIGN

27.DECORATIVE GRAVEL

28.DECORATIVE VENT COVER

29.LANTERN

Landscape Concept Park Rotana Hotel I Abu Dhabi

25 26 18 11 15 10 10 28 29 29 29 29 29 28 28 28 28 28 28 13 14 12 16 6 7 9 6 6 4 5 5 1 2 8 19 20 23 23 23 20 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 21 21 22 22 27 27 20

Landscape Concept Park Rotana Hotel I Abu Dhabi

SCENE ON SWIMMING POOL

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 ABUDHABI PARKROTANAHOTEL NOTFORCONSTRUCTION HOTELS●SUITES●RESORTS 01 7283/LD-412

 ABUDHABI PARKROTANAHOTEL NOTFORCONSTRUCTION HOTELS●SUITES●RESORTS 01 7283/LD-101

Concept Design

The concept of sand, sea and sun was carried over to Cracknell’s concept design–in its landscape furniture; as well as paving, footpath and planting design. At the same time, addressing design issues pointed in the various site analysis and its design process that integrated the PRDM. The main open spaces shall provide shaded areas for resting and gathering, planting band gravel beds, park furniture and hardscape shade elements.

In summary, the concept design for the various typologies are as follows:

Gardens

-For north gardens, a series of switch back walks was created to transport pedestrians down to the canal from the street via an accessible route. Lush planting, overlooks and paving will help define the character.

For south gardens- a public open space was also created for active play. It also directly connects pedestrians from canal level and bridge to mid levels by stairs and ramps.

Piazza

-For north piazza, shaded walks from adjacent street were developed to open up to large flexible lawn space. Spacious paved areas connects the Meera development to the park for continiuos pedestrain flow. A shaded play area promotes more fun and games for kids.

-For south piazza, pedestrian movement through lush gardens is contrasted by small open plazas. Iconic features such as the geometric palm grates and paving gives the area a feature spatial identity and playful energy.

Midlevels- Angular geometry within the space creates a movement through terraces, shaded walks and public art. A large cafe at canal level acts as the anchor and entry into the corridor.

Community Parks- an urban corridor is created with both lawn and hardscape for community events and gatherings. A large central lawn to the parks enables pedestrians to utilize a flexible space for sports, events and leisure.

Pocket parks- opportunities for plays and impromptu gathering are created through playful design of shade, spaces, footpaths and sculptural seating. movement.

Sikkas

-For sikkas with provisions for EVA, textures, paving patterns and colors are skillfully combined for an enjoyable walk in a the narrow flexible space. Trees and park amenities are added for those sikkas without provisions for EVAs.

Concept Design

LEGEND:

North Gardens

South Gardens

North Piazza

South Piazza

Midlevels

Community Parks

Pocket Parks

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1 4 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 2 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

Figure 26: Linear Parks and Sikkas Concept Design Key Plan Sikkas 1-6

Cracknell Abu Dhabi project; as-built images of some of the parks

Concept Development

Seating areas/ Gathering spaces

Multi-purpose event lawn/ Informal sports/ events field

Shaded kids play area Shade structure Feature paving

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KEY

Figure 32: Pocket Park 1 Concept Design

PLAN

LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6

1 4 5 6 7 8 9 4

Feature planting Gravel beds Landscape buffer Cycle racks Emergency vehicle access (EVA)

7 8 9 10

Concept Development

Seating areas/ Gathering spaces

Multi-purpose event lawn/ Informal sports/ events field

Shaded kids play area

Shade structure

Feature paving

Feature planting

Gravel beds

Landscape buffer

Cycle racks

Emergency vehicle access (EVA)

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KEY PLAN

Figure 35: Pocket Park 4 Concept Design

LEGEND 1

1 6 8 EXISTING SUBSTATION 1 5 6 8 1 6 8 1 1 1 1 6 8

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Development

Seating areas/ Gathering spaces Steps/Ramps Planted areas LEGEND 1 2 3 1 3 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3

Figure 34: Pocket Park 3 Concept Design

Concept Development

Seating areas/ Gathering spaces

Multi-purpose event lawn/ Informal sports/ events field

Shaded kids play area

Shade structure

Feature paving

Feature planting

Gravel beds

Landscape buffer

Cycle racks

Emergency vehicle access (EVA)

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Figure 33: Pocket Park 2 Concept Design KEY PLAN

LEGEND 1

1 2 3 5 6 9 2 8 8 8 8 1 EXISTING SUBSTATION

2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Concept Development

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29:

KEY PLAN 1 2 Seating areas/ Gathering spaces Multi-purpose event lawn/ Informal sports/ events field Shaded kids play area Shade structure Feature paving Feature planting Gravel beds Landscape buffer Cycle racks Emergency vehicle access (EVA) LEGEND 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 6 8 1 6 8 1 6 8 1 1 1 6 8

Figure

Midlevels 1&2 Concept Design

Concept Development

Seating areas/ Gathering spaces

Multi-purpose event lawn/ Informal sports/ events field

Shaded kids play area

Shade structure

Feature paving

Feature planting

Gravel beds

Landscape buffer

Cycle racks

Emergency vehicle access (EVA)

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Figure 27: North Garden Concept Design KEY PLAN

1 2 3

1 1 1 8 8 8 8 8 8 1 1 1 6 6

LEGEND

4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Landscape Features & Site Furniture

Shade Structure

Shade structures have been located where possible within the linear parks combining both natural shade with architectural shade structures. Feature structures that have been designed for Shams are integrated with seat planters to appear as tree stems leading to the tree canopy. The canopy is in fact the architectural shade canopy that looks to recreate the patterns that branches of real trees create against the sky. Minimalist tensile structures, with organic colors and textures are also provided to provide shading for other areas, in conjuction with trees and palms

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Off-site manufacture and assembly of propsed streetscape shade structures for Shams project by Cracknell Abu-Dhabi

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1.11.0 DMP2 Masterplan

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Translating the Narrative - The Wave

The ‘Wave’

With the Yas South community located on the peninsula of Yas Island, the sea and its associated elements can be applied to the Yas South narrative to help create links with the wider environment.

The ‘wave’ is one element that creates many forms that can be interpreted into the public realm. Linear movement corridors lend themselves to the forms of sets of waves as seen from above and the the arcing form of a wave breaking provides a mechanism for creating spaces within parks and other open spaces.

Vertical elements including landforms and furniture can also utilise the patterns created by waves.

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Report

SOUTH Landscape Concept Design

The Wave Applying the philosophy Physical Translation

N NTS

The Point Neighbourhood

The ‘Weave’

The weave narrative has been derived from the Arabic cultural heritage of ‘Khous’ which is the art of palm weaving. There are many applications for the palm weave, such as decorative furniture, hats, shade and shelters amongst many others.

The weave narrative within the Yas South community can metaphorically weave the community together but also literally through form, shape and space. The simplest demonstrative form is that of paving as seen below but as with the applications of palm weaving the applications for weave as a landscape narrative can apply to all landscape elements, from streets furniture to planting arrangements and even shade structures.

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Translating the Narrative - The Weave

Applying the philosophy Physical Translation The Pixel

N NTS

Beach Neighbourhood

Translating the Narrative - The Pixel

The pixel narrative creates the sense of place for the commercial hub of the community (the communications centre) as it is both a metaphorical and literal translation of one of the key components in digital communication used today.

The pixel as a concept narrative allows for a flexible approach to the landscape design by building on the simple form of the square and then combining these forms to work together in clusters.

This provides the opportunity to punctuate the landscape at certain points or simply to create a rhythm in the landscape that helps to build a very strong sense of place whilst being able to adapt to awkward site conditions.

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The ‘Pixel’ The Pixel Applying the philosophy Physical Translation

N NTS

Media Zone Marina Neighbourhood

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1. Sports Park in Media Zone (PR-11) 2. Comunity Park in the Beach Neighbourhood (PR-9) 3. Waterfront Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-6) 4. Family Park with Skate Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-7) 5. Family Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-4) 6. Family Park in the Marina Neighbourhood (PR-15) 7. Art / Linear Park in the Media Zone (PR-12) 8. Linear Park / Plaza in the Marina Neighbourhood (PR-13) 9. Pocket Park in the Beach Neighbourhood (PR-20) 10. Pocket Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-1) 11. Pocket Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-2) 12. Pocket Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-3) Pocket Park in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-5) Pocket Park in the Beach Neighbourhood (PR-8) Pocket Park in the Beach Neighbourhood (PR-10) Pocket Park in the Marina Neighbourhood (PR-14) Family Park in the Marina Neighbourhood (PR-17) Public Promenade in the Point Neighbourhood (PR-19) Pocket Park in the Marina Neighbourhood (PR-16) 20. Viewing Pier and Boat Dock 21. Media Boulevard

20 21 22 23 24

22. Marina 23. Promenade Bike Rental Station 24. Marina Promenade (PR-18)

Concept Masterplan 20

6.4.0 Thermal Comfort Strategy

Thermal Comfort Strategy

The thermal comfort for a pedestrian in the public realm is a function of the ambient air temperature as well as heat that radiates from surrounding surfaces. Strategies for ameliorating the effects of the UHI effect have been considered during the Concept Design development for the public realm; and will continue to be studied and incorporated through Preliminary and Detailed Design stages.

Our appreciation of “thermal comfort” is our thermal perception of our surroundings that is affected by four factors: air temperature; air humidity; air velocity; and surface temperatures. In an already humid atmosphere through the summer months, we are mindful that strategies to cool the air temperature through transpiration from vegetation are offset by a resulting increase in humidity; and therefore we aim to impact 3 of the environmental factors for mitigating UHI.

• Air temperature

• Air velocity

• Surface temperatures

Air temperature affects only 6% of our perception of thermal comfort whereas the temperature of surrounding surfaces and air velocity account for 50% and 26% of thermal comfort perception, respectively.

Yas South experiences significant sea winds that conveniently address the environmental factor of air circulation and velocity. Key elements within the landscape design will therefore focus on mitigating the high temperatures of both the air and surfaces.

The specification and use of appropriate materials, whose inherent properties mitigate the effects of heating, will be carefully considered for the materials used in the public realm design of Yas South. The materials themselves will impact on the thermal comfort of visitors with regards to the levels with which they absorb and re-radiate heat at the microclimatic level.

The heat balance of paving materials is affected by their colour, permeability, conductivity and their ability to shed heat. Lighter coloured materials with a relatively low density are more efficient in shedding the radiant energy from the sun than darker coloured materials and therefore a colour range that incorporates lighter tones has been considered in the hard landscape materials strategy.

In addition to material selection, the use of planting to improve micro climates is integral to the thermal comfort strategy. Trees and other

plants effectively lower the ambient temperature and assist in creating a more pleasant and hospitable pedestrian environment. Wherever possible, trees have been integrated into the design to provide shade.

The provision of shade throughout the Public Realm of Yas South will utilize shade from palm and tree canopies and some key location shade structures.

Throughout the streetscapes we find that the positioning of trees (and therefore also foundations) is entirely dictated by underground utility corridors and with the arrangement of the cycle and pedestrian footpaths dictated by the USDM, the possibility to rearrange the profile of the streets to maximize the shade cast onto pedestrian routes, is not flexible. These limitations do not provide the opportunity to selectively position routes and shading elements relative to where shadows will be cast.

Shade through the open spaces is provided by either shade from tree or palm canopies or fixed shade structures of different types. Spatially defined areas for picnic tables have fixed shade devices to ensure that shade is provided to these areas; seating areas are located either under tree/palm canopies or under fixed shade devices so that a variety of opportunities are provided; and children’s play areas are fully shaded. Plaza spaces are not only defined with paving patterns, but also offer experiences that are palm covered, tree covered, or include a feature shade device that spans and defines the area.

During the Preliminary Design stage the shading that is offered by the concept design will be further studied and the shade strategies developed that add to the overall aesthetic and thermal comfort for users of the public realm. A balance between preserving views of the ocean and providing continuous linear shade structures along the waterfront promenade is under review so as not to negatively impact on the qualities of the recreational asset or the functional requirements of requiring emergency vehicle access. The design currently considers the distance covered in a 5 minute walk or 300m and provides fully shaded rest areas.

As part of the Estidama Credit Submission for the Design Rating related to PRRS LS-R1: Outdoor Thermal Comfort Strategy, the submission will demonstrate that the following targets are intended to be met within the Public Realm Design at the Detail Design stage of the design development. To demonstrate how the shade study will be used to communicate the provision of shade through the public realm, the following sheets provide an example of the information generated that validates the shade levels obtained. This information will be prepared throughout the Preliminary Design and Detail Design stages and reviewed with the PQP

and Estidama Assessor for compliance with the intention to attain the targets presented:

Soil Edaphology

Refer ‘Softscape Strategy’ for details of soil amendments that are required to ensure soil conditions are optimised for tree growth and to ensure tree canopy formation, which is integral to the shade strategy.

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Public Realm Space Minimum % Shading Interim Shade Provision measured at 5 years growth Final Shade Provision measured at maturity Exterior Surface Carpark 40 Bicycle Parking Spaces 90 Seating Areas 30 70 Playgrounds 90 Primary Pedestrian Walkways (based on 1.8m width) 35 75 Secondary Pedestrian Walkways (based on 1.8m width) 25 60 Cycle Tracks (nonrecreational) 50

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Excerpt

Excerpt from programme

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1. Primary Footpath: integrated step/ ramp at 1:20

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2. Shaded Seating

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0 1 2 5 10 20 50 0 1 2 5 10 20 50 Community Center Mosque Waterfront Plaza Landmark Destination (Arena) Gateways Retail / F&B Active Edge Main Civic Destination Publicly Accessible Private Waterfront Promenade Picnic Area P Seating Area S Public Art PA Market (Food Celebration) MK Plaza Space PL Mosque Plaza MP Football FB Informal Football IF Multi-Use Game Areas (MUGA) MG Junior Playground JP Food Trucks FT Recreational Lawn AM Amphitheatre Seating Boat Docks (Small Fishing Boats) BD Access (Lift / Stairs) A Outdoor Exercise Equipement EX Bike Rental Station BS Emergency Vehicle Access EV Feature Garden G Fishing Area Event Space Universal Access UA Volleyball Court VC Skate Park SP Toddler Playground TP Water Taxi WT Water Feature (Dry Fountain, Pop Jets) WF Water Pier WP Public Toilet WC Shade Structures SS

Shade Structure Types

Shade Structure Type 1

Powder coated steel frame Aluminium panels in weave form

Thermal Comfort Strategy

Shade Structure Type 5

Powder coated steel frame Aluminium panels shaped to wave form

Shade Structure Type 2

Powder coated steel frame Tensile shade fabric

Shade Structure Type 3

Powder coated steel frame Perforated aluminium panels in pixel form

Shade Structure Type 4

Powder coated steel frame Tensile shade fabric

Shade Structure Type 6

Powder coated steel frame Perforated aluminium panels

Shade Structure Type 7

Powder coated steel frame Tensile shade fabric

Shade Structure Type 8

Powder coated steel frame Aluminium cross beams

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Client: Qatari Foundation Qatar

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Planting design for streets and carpark Qatar Education City in collaboration with Hyder Bahrain+ Atkins Qatar Foundation + Qatar Petroleum project /

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shot of site before design

perspective drawing of municipal grounds Mabini Strategic Master Plan Mabini, Batangas, Philippines / /

shot of site before design

Folio- Christine Duran

FOLIO

Blenheim House Cultural Facility

NEW PARK

CONVERSION OF HOUSE

CONVERSION OF STONE OUTHOUSE

WINGECARRIBEERIVER

WINGECARRIBEERIVER

WINGECARRIBEERIVER

Amenities offering

Rationale

Bong Bong Common - Revised Master

Master Plan

TRAIN LINE

Concept Design

100% Design Concept Updates

Concept Design - Amenities and Play Space

100% Design Concept Updates

LEGEND

LEGEND - Materials

Concept Design - Youth Hub

SECTION6

BOUNDARY

3 - Restoring the Cultural Landscape

3 - Restoring the Cultural Landscape

Ngunyul - The Big Arc

ARC - VISUALISATION

Detailed Concept Plan

LEGEND

PLAYEQUIPMENTSCHEDULE

LEGEND-RUBBERSOFTFALL(TPV)

LEGEND-PEBBLE(PET)&RECYCLEDCOLOUREDGLASS(RCG)MOSAIC

Concept Plan

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QUIAMONG STREET

I. Landscape Master Plan

D2.1.3. Rendered Perspectives

9.4 landscaPe masterPlan

Compliance with Public Realm Design Manual (PRDM)

6.3 landscaPe desIgn

6.3.1 develoPment Intent

Notice

1.4 THE DUBAI SOUTH MALL

1.4.1 LANDSCAPE DESIGN - ILLUSTRATIVE MASTER PLAN

1.9.3 hardsCape TypICal deTaIls - Mall proMenade & enTranCe pav ng

DESIGN INSPIRATION

LEGEND

PROPOSED LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

LEGEND

Concept Design

Concept Design

LEGEND:

Concept Development

Concept Development

Concept Development

Concept Development

Concept Development

Landscape Features & Site Furniture

Shade Structure

1.11.0 DMP2 Masterplan

Translating the Narrative - The Wave

The ‘Wave’

The ‘Weave’

Translating the Narrative - The Pixel

6.4.0 Thermal Comfort Strategy

Thermal Comfort Strategy

Soil Edaphology

Excerpt from programme

Shade Structure Types

Thermal Comfort Strategy

Articles inside

Thermal Comfort Strategy

6.4.0 Thermal Comfort Strategy

The ‘Weave’

Translating the Narrative - The Wave

Concept Development

PROPOSED LANDSCAPE DEVELOPMENT PLAN

9.4 landscaPe masterPlan

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