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NEASSA QUILLE BSc. MA. PORTFOLIO

PROJECTS

M elfield Gardens, London

New build intergenerational residential scheme

2 Eastfields Estate, London

Residential masterplan for a suburban neighbourhood

3 Redbrick Estate, London

Regeneration of an existing council estate with new public realm

4 Potters Park, Auckland

Destination park with bespoke playground and basketball court

5 Fukuoka Frienship Garden, Auckland

Traditional Japanese garden to honour the sister-city partnership

C hamberlain Park, Auckland

Park masterplan with an ecology and community focus

7 Greenmount Park, Auckland

Recreation park and native forest on a former landfill site

8 D oha Streetscape Network, Qatar

Strategic road network plan with pedestrian focussed public realm

9 K ilkenny Youth Masterplan, Ireland

Adolescent inclusive public spaces MA. Urban Design thesis

MELFIELD GARDENS

New build intergenerational residential scheme

CLIENT: Phoenix Community Housing

DATE: Construction to start late 2020

LOCATION: Beckenham, London

DESCRIPTION: This project sets out design proposals for an intergenerational residential development to provide 30 independent living apartments for over 55’s and 2 postgraduate student apartments in two linear blocks, with communal green space between. The landscape strategy is to create a holistic public realm that promotes a sense of community and provides attractive private spaces that are catered towards the residents needs. This is delivered through a central public realm, community gardens, green roofs, private gardens and frontages and parking as well as improvements to the existing public realm.

ROLE: My role was lead landscape architect for RIBA stages 2, 3a and 3b collaborating with the architects to develop an overarching strategy. My responsibilities included developing a landscape design, liaising with the client and other consultants, briefing junior members of the team, coordinating public consultations, presenting at design review panels and preapplication meetings, ensuring the design is in line with planning and building legislation, coordinating the planning application Design and Access Statements and preparing the detailed drawings in Revit including the planting plan.

The open space strategy aims to make the environment a social space, reduce the dominance of vehicles and make the street a pedestrian friendly environment. This is delivered through a green belt that runs through the central public realm, strengthening the visual connection through the site

3 Sketch view public realm Railway SouthendLane MelfieldGardens EntranceImproved Newparkingspaces Improved bin storage Greenlink Melfield Gardens July 2019 Proposed Landscape Improvements Sketch view streetscape Parking Two overnight parking surveys were held on 30th April and 1st May 2019 and covered 200m radius from the Site. The parking surveys showed that 12 vehicles park on Melfield Gardens. There are 14 resident car parking permits which aligns with the collected parking survey data This suggests that there is parking demand spaces for Melfield Gardens and Milcroft House. Proposal The parking proposals will cater for the existing residents of Melfield Gardens nd Milcroft House. bedsit flats are due to be removed from Site and replaced with 34 1-bed dwellings. Informed by the parking survey, the parking proposals will re-provide the existing demand (14 parking spaces) and provide additional spaces, accordance with the draft London Plan parking standards. Bicycle torage We providing 34 cycle spaces which equates bike space per dwelling. Stores will be designed offer greater flexibility in order to incorporate scooters for residents with limited mobility. Melfield Gardens Why are we here? Recent Levitt Bernstein projects Meet the team Levitt Bernstein are the architects and landscape architects for this scheme. We specialise the design of new homes and work on projects shapes and sizes across the country. Every one of our projects starts with the people we’re designing for and we work side-byside with communities and clients from the very outset; engaging in consultation through the development process create new, sustainable communities. Phoenix Community Housing not-for-profit residentled Housing Association. Phoenix the first Housing Association London to use the Community Gateway approach, which empowers tenants and leaseholders take central part decision-making. Phoenix currently own and manage more than 6,000 homes in the Bellingham, Whitefoot and Downham wards of Lewisham. BPTW an established design-led multidisciplinary practice based Greenwich that brings together specialisms Architecture and Planning. For 30 years we have worked with many of the UK’s leading developers, housing providers and Local Authorities to create desirable new homes and places. We have considerable experience in LB Lewisham including estate regenerations acting for Lewisham Homes and securing Planning Permission for major redevelopments such as Convoys Wharf, Lewisham Gateway and Catford Greyhound Stadium. recent years, Phoenix have built their first new homes and plan to build more affordable homes which meet the needs of the local community. Their recently completed developments include the award winning Hazelhurst Court Extra Care scheme, Melfield Gardens. LB Lewisham agreed to ‘chain lettings’ approach at Hazelhurst Court where 21 of the new homes were let to existing Phoenix residents who were ‘under occupying’ family sized accommodation. This was achieved through dedicated officer at Phoenix working closely over two year period with eligible residents. The resulting lettings have meant that from new homes, more than 60 households have been able to move more appropriate homes and into Phoenix home from the Council waiting list. Phoenix would like to develop new homes on the site of the now vacant 1732 Melfield Gardens. proposed that the new homes would be allocated residents over 55 years old and be designed attract under occupiers from within the local community and generate further chain lettings. The development will also contain garden room for the residents meet and socialise. We plan design and deliver homes with reduced energy bills. We are also trying reduce the impact the development local air quality and climate change by reducing carbon emissions over its lifetime, whilst mitigating the risk overheating. July 2019 Today July 2019 Consultation Event March 2019 Consultation Event June 2019 September 2019 Submission and Public Exhibition (Autumn 2019) H4 H4 H3 H3 H5 F1 F10 E8 E12 E10 FFL +2700 (+26.63) (+26.65) +28.10 (+26.91) F8 E1 E5 E11 E11 1:60 1:50 (+27.02) (+26.91) (+26.63) (+26.74) :60 :60 (+29.58) +27.00 +26.50 LANDSCAPE PLAN LEGEND Site boundary Existing level Proposed level Direction fall GENERAL H1 Shared Surface- 200,300&400x200x100mm Paving with 70% natural aggregate shared surface, laid staggered bond e.g. Hardscape Kellen Lavaro, colour: 40% GriJs, 20% Wit, 40% Retro Zwart H2 Gateways - 200&600x200x100mm Paving with 70% natural aggregate surface, laid staggered bond e.g. Hardscape Kellen Lavaro, colour: 70% GriJs, 30& Wit H3 Banding - 110x330x100mm Paving with 70% natural aggregate surface, laid staggered bond e.g. Hardscape Kellen Lavaro, colour: Retro Paars H4 Carpark - 105x210x80mm Permeable paver with 70% natural aggregate surface, laid herringbone e.g. Permeable Hardscape Kellen H2O, colours: Rossa, Bianco H5 Rear Gardens - 450x450x50mm Concrete paving with natural aggregate face eg. Saxon by Marshalls, colour: natural H6 Tree pits - Permeable, flexible permable surface eg. SureSet Resin Bound Gravel, colour: Sterling H7 Standard Paths - 450x450mmx70mm Textured flag paving, laid staggered bond e.g. Charcon Ecopave, colour: Grey fleck H8 Road - Tarmac road surfacing to adoptable standards HARD SURFACING E1 Upstand Kerb - 145mm wide concrete kerb with 125mm upstand adoptable standards e.g. Eco Conservation Kerb E2 Flush Kerb - 145mm wide flush concrete kerb adoptable standards e.g. Eco Conservation Kerb E3 Raingarden Kerb - 145mm wide kerb with 125mm upstand and inlets raingarden E4 Pin Kerb - 50mm wide concrete pin kerb with 125mm upstand E5 Pin Kerb - Flush 50mm wide concrete pin kerb E6 Low Brick Wall - 1100mm high brick walls to planters and community garden boundary with brick edge coping. Brick to match building brick. E7 Planter walls - 450mm high brick walls with brick on edge coping. Brick to match building brick E8 Rear garden boundary -1.8m high closeboard fence with 0.3m trellis E9 Carpark boundary - 2.1m high powdercoated metal railing E10 Community Garden Boundary - 1800mm high powder coated railing and gates match building balustrade E11 Frontages - 1100mm high powder coated railing with gates to frontages where showm, railing match building balustrade E12 Brick Wall - 2.1m high brick wall to match building rear garden ends units with emergency exits where shown E13 Handrail - Metal handrail ramp be Part compliant E14 Steps - Proprietary step unit. Finish match paving surface EDGINGS & WALLS Existing tree Proposed tree Proposed multiProposed planting Existing Grass SOFT LANDSCAPE F1 Bench - 1.8m length freestanding seat with arms and back rest eg. Vestre April Stavanger seat with armrest, casting the ground oiled oak with powder coated base F2 Wall Top Seat - Bench mounted top of feature wall eg. April Stavanger seat, mounting on wall top, oiled oak with powder coated base F3 Individual Seat - Freestanding individual seats with arms and back rest eg. Vestre April chair with armrest, casting the ground oiled oak with powder coated base F4 Table - Timber round table with 4no. individual seats eg. April April round table Ø1100 with Vestre April chairs with armrest, castin in the ground, oiled oak with powder coated base F5 Bin Store - Powder coated metal bike store screen with custom railing design match building balustrade e.g. MetroSTOR PBE Bin stor 5000x2400x1500mm F6 Bicycle Stand - Powder coated aluminium cycle stand eg. Vestre Vroom bicycle rack small, casting the ground F7 Timber Pergola - 4.5m length 2m wide custom Pergola Frame, FSC certified timber with vertical square legs with horizontal bars to hold the crossbeams, tension wire for climbers, suggested supplier Woods - 2.6m wide 2.3m high custom Arch Frame, FSC certified timber with vertical square leg horizontal and vertic beams match pergola, suggested supplier Woodscape F9 Play Boulder - -grey tones of boulders e.g. CED Stone Gabbro Boulders F10 Timber Stepping Log - Play timber stepping log made from felled F11 Play tree log - Made from felled trees on site STREET FURNITURE & FEATURES London 7PA +44 (0)20 7275 7676 levittbernstein.co.uk Grape Street Manchester 3JE +44 (0)16 1669 8740 London Date Checked Purpose issue Client Drawing number Rev Date Initials Description Notes Do not scale this drawing. All dimensions must be checked on site and any discrepancies verified with the architect. Unless shown otherwise, all dimensions are structural surfaces. Drawing to be read with other issued information. Any discrepancies be brought the attention of the architect. This drawing is the copyright of Levitt Bernstein and may not be copied, altered reproduced any form, passed third party without license or written consent. This not construction drawing, unsuitable for the purpose of construction and must no account be used as such. Project name 250 @ A1 P1 Landscape General Arrangement Plan NQ 13/01/19 3487B -LB -ZZ -XX -ZZ -L -200001 Planning Phoenix Community Housing Melfield Gardens 3487B P117/01/20Planning NQ Pgs Buvj Me Me Me Me PsT Buvj Pgs AciA BaF BaF BaF BaF BaF Cm Cm Cm Cm Cm Cm AciA LANDSCAPE PLAN LEGEND Site boundary Existing tree Proposed tree Proposed multi-stem tree Proposed specimen shrub Tree root protection zone Trees/hedgerow be removed Extent of cellular structural matting to protect tree roots in areas proposed hard landscape. eg. CellWeb by Geosynthetics GENERAL/PLANTING Bat brick set into architectural elevation Bird box with 26/ 32mm opening fixed high in tree canopy eg. CJ Wildlife, Dura Green Edmonton Log piles constructed from cuttings felled trees to encourage insect diversity. Logs be securely fixed Insect hotel e.g. CJ Wildlife, Insect Hotel Menorca Existing grass Wildflower planting Amenity planting Street planting Community garden planting Sedum green roof planting Raingarden planting Milcroft House planting Rear garden planting Bulb planting ECOLOGICAL IMPROVEMENTS London 7PA +44 (0)20 7275 7676 levittbernstein.co.uk Grape Street Manchester 3JE +44 (0)16 1669 8740 London Date Checked Purpose issue Client Drawing number Rev Date Initials Description Notes Do not scale this drawing. All dimensions must be checked on site and any discrepancies verified with the architect. Unless shown otherwise, all dimensions are to structural surfaces. Drawing to be read with other issued information. Any discrepancies be brought the attention of the architect. This drawing is the copyright of Levitt Bernstein and may not be copied, altered reproduced any form, passed third party without license or written consent. This not construction drawing, unsuitable for the purpose of construction and must no account be used as such. Project name 250 @ A1 P1 Landscape Planting Plan NQ 17/01/19 3487B -LB -ZZ -ZZ -DR -L -210000 Planning Phoenix Community Housing Melfield Gardens 3487B P117/01/20Planning NQ LANDSCAPE PLAN GENERAL ARRANGEMENT PLAN PLANTING PLAN

PUBLIC CONSULTATION BOARDS

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

The landscape design sets out a clear rationale for the provision of external amenity and private/semi-private spaces supported by the layout and arrangement of built form

VIEW OF RESIDENTS COMMUNITY GARDEN

NOTH ELEVATION SOUTH ELEVATION

AXO VIEW ACROSS SITE

5 COMMISIONED VISUALISATIONS OF MELFELD GARDENS

View from carpark showing the clarity of movement and access for residents and visitors View through central public realm space with seasonal interest and attractive views for the residents View from trainstation showing the use of tree planting will promote ecological corridors

EASTFIELDS ESTATE

Residential masterplan for a suburban neighbourhood

CLIENT: Clarion Housing Group

DATE : Completion in 2028

LOCATION : Merton, England

DESCRIPTION: The vision of the regeneration of this 1970’s estate is to shape a contemporary neighbourhood that demonstrates innovative design and reimagines suburban development. 800 new homes will be provided with a high quality integrated network of new and upgraded green spaces with pedestrian orientated links. The proposals provide a strong landscape framework developed around community spaces, ecological enhancement and play.

ROLE: My role was lead landscape architect for the Reserve Matters Application for Phase 1 & 2 working with 3 architecture firms. My responsibilities included leading the landscape design through a series of design workshops with the client, coordinating consultation material, presenting at pre-application meetings, ensuring the design meets planning obligations and Section 106, coordinating the Design and Access Statement, briefing team members on tasks, coordinating consultants on the drainage, transport and refuse strategy and managing the design decision tracker.

AWARDS : - Landscape Institute Awards 2018, Urban Design and Masterplanning: Highly Commended

- New London Awards 2018, Masterplan & Area Strategies: Shortlisted

VIEW OF NEIGHBOURHOOD SQUARE

A well defined landscape and spatial strategy is developed with a clear hierarchy of public, semiprivate, and private spaces with a clear street network that links public spaces and reconnects with surrounding streets

The masterplan is landscape led with the Central Linear Park retained as the central spine of the site that includes play and recreational space that retains existing key trees with additional low maintenance planting/swales

HARDSURFACING PALETTE

Closeboard garden fence Defensible planting with low rail Scale Drawing Rev Date Initials Description Purpose of issue Drawing number Project name 1 : 500 @ A1 Eastfields Phase 1 Phase 1 Landscape Plan 3178D L XX-00-DIA-01 Comment OUTLINE PLANNING MASTERPLAN DEVELOPMENT CONCEPT

1&2 CONCEPT OPA DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF LINEAR PARK

PHASE

PHASE 1&2 PLAN

COURTYARD SKETCH VIEW

Alongside physical regeneration will come social and economic benefits, creating a stronger community and a place where people want to live through community spaces such as the resident’s courtyards

COURTYARD SKETCH PLAN

8 PUBLIC CONSULTATION BOARDS SKETCH VIEW OF MEWS STREET Eastfields Phase October 2019 Tell us what you think... Use the feedback form your views about the Baldwin Terrace London 7RU 350 Eastfields Phase Phase Typical Floor Plan Flats Location plan Linear park view of flats Block & C Typical Floor Plan Bed Flat Access deck view View of flats Eastfields Phase October 2019 Tell what you think... Eastfields Phase Phase Typical Floor Plan Flats Location plan Bed Flat Street view flats from central sparks square of Block Block Typical Floor Plan Street view flats from Linear Park Energy Centre View Access deck view

SKETCH VIEW OF PHASE 1&2

The masterplan has distinct character areas (Central Linear Park, the Sparks, Mews Streets and the Housing Courts) - each supporting a diverse yet coherent place for people to live with a variety of housing options

Spatial Definition & Hierarchy

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Masterplan Landscape Strategy The proposed public realm across the masterplan, stems from the principles set out in Spatial Hierarchy Diagram. The public realm will vary in terms of scale, form and use. A clear hierarchy of open space is set out including the following neighbourhood areas: The Central Linear Park The Belvedere Housing Courts The Belvedere Traditional Mews Streets The Sparks Public realm proposals have evolved with close dialogue regarding built form with the promotion of active frontages, natural surveillance and well-placed play and sources of public space activation. Site boundary Building footprint Shared surface spaces Secondary Street discrepancies verified with the architect. Unless shown otherwise, dimensions are attention architect. This drawing copyright Levitt Bernstein and may not copied, altered reproduced any This not construction drawing, unsuitable purpose construction London 2BB +44 (0)20 7275 7676 +44 (0)20 7378 6695 Eastfields Phase Principal Public Realm Areas Site boundary Building footprint Main street Shared surface spaces Public park Servicing and emergency access only Secondary Street Notes Do not scale this drawing. All dimensions must be checked on site and any discrepancies verified with the architect. Unless shown otherwise, dimensions are structural surfaces. Drawing to be read with other issued information. Any discrepancies to be brought to the attention of the architect. This drawing the copyright Levitt Bernstein and may not be copied, altered or reproduced in any form, passed to third party without license written consent. This not construction drawing, is unsuitable for the purpose of construction and must on no account be used as such. Spatial Hierarchy Diagram 1:1250 Streatham Park Cemetery Mulholland Close Central Linear Park The Belvedere 75 3178D Eastfields Phase Pre-application Report September 2019 URS Strategy Diagram 1:800 URS Strategy Plan Service route Bulk waste store URS collection point locations Food waste collection point 30m travel distance from main entrance door 71 3178D Eastfields Phase Pre-application Report September 2019 Perpendicular parking (56 spaces) Accessible on-plot private parking (12 space) Parking secure semi-private courtyards (29 spaces) Parallel on-street parking spaces) Parking Strategy Plan Blue badge parking bays Parking allocated for residents future phases (10 spaces) Parking Strategy Plan 1:800 Single EVCP unit unit) Motorcycle ground anchor Adaptable accessible parking bays dedicated play areas for different areas have been calculated data from the GLA’s (SYA) tool. The calculations could provide for playspace would comprise as play maisonettes with larger gardens removed from the bedroom dwellings and 4 – 4 play exceeds the required space can contribute towards play opportunities for groups. Effort has been increasing the quantum of both displaying clear rational in adjacent diagram, the play 5yrs) delivered within sheltered and close to Private gardens will also and other features that can Central Linear Park. ‘playable landscape’ for games, running games and and landform as part of a eastern end which is to be used children 12 years +. discrepancies verified with the architect. Drawing be read with other issued This drawing the copyright Levitt Bernstei unsuitable the purpose construction 500 A1 Garden Area plan NQ Clarion Diagram NTS Garden Area Plan Key Less than 20m 20m 50m 50m or more

CHARACTER ZONES PARKING STRATEGY REFUSE STRATEGY PRIVATE OUTDOOR SPACE

REDBRICK ESTATE

Regeneration of an existing council estate with new public realm

CLIENT: London Borough of Islington

BUDGET: £16m (£2m on external works)

DATE : Completion in 2020

LOCATION : London, England

DESCRIPTION: This redevelopment of Redbrick Estate provides 55 new housing units, new community facilities and public realm improvements to improve the environment for existing residents whilst offering new homes for local people. The public realm works include the provision of a new engaging amenity space and improvements to the existing communal outdoor spaces. Pedestrian routes through the estate will be improved, with new paving and planting used to define more private areas in front of ground floor homes.

ROLE: My role is lead landscape architect for Stage 5 of works for the design and build contract. The role has consisted of coordination of residents exhibition material, meeting with the residents steering group, producing setout drawings, reviewing the drawings to be Part M compliant, discharging planning conditions, resolving construction issues with the contractors and sub-consultants and producing construction drawing revisions.

AWARDS :

- Planning Awards 2019, Award for Planning for Affordable Housing: Winner.

- New London Awards 2017, Housing:

Shortlisted

03 AXO VIEW OF REDBRICK ESTATE

Commissioned visual of the residents public square

ENTRANCE TO NEW DWELLINGS PLAN RESIDENTS GARDEN GATE DETAIL

Visual of entrance to the community centre from Old Street

11 EXISTING BUILDING LINE 19.060 19.245 TOW 19.560 TOW 19.560 Proposed boundary consisting of painted steel flats (grey micaceous iron oxide) angled to restrict views, overall height 2.4m Lockable pedestrian entrance gate community centre amenity space match boundary Opportunity for signage with name of community centre fixed to boundary laser-cut steel letters painted in grey micaceous iron oxide. Name TBC Base retaining plinth boundary to be engineering brick reflect community centre materials 40mm 75mm 80mm 40mm 80mm GROUND LEVEL BOUNDARY BS10 TO COMMUNITY CENTRE 0690 SCALE 1:50 02 ARRANGEMENT ARRANGEMENT New raised brick planter 19.060 19.430 Boundary to community centre space, 2.4m minimum height. High quality painted steel 'fin' metalwork withbase plate fixed to brick plinth wall. Metalwork painted with grey micaceous iron oxide. Design intent only. Landscape architect to review working drawings Paving type P4: PCC setts, textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 100x300x100mm. Colour = dark grey eg Lavaro, Kellen by Hardscape Patterned rubber crumb play surface (EDPM) in minimum five-colour range to support maximum fall height approximately 0.7m, eg Playtop BOUNDARY BS10 TO COMMUNITY CENTRE 0690 SECTION SCALE 1:50 100mm 40mm 80mm 75mm 100mm 110mm 45° 45° 40mm BOUNDARY BS10 TO COMMUNITY CENTRE ARRANGEMENT 0690 PLAN SCALE 1:20 05 BOUNDARY BS10 TO COMMUNITY CENTRE ARRANGEMENT 0690 PLAN SCALE 1:20 04 Standard This unsuitable must 1.Do 2.All and 3.Unless to Levitt Client Drawing levittbernstein.co.uk File Name Scale Project Osborne Old Street As indicated REDBRICK ISLINGTON Revisions REVDATEDESCRIPTION T130.09.2016 T221.10.2016 C1 Ca Cb Cc Cd EK EK EK RK RK RK RK RK RK RK BS3 BS3 BS3 EK EK 19.555+ P5 P5 P4 P4 BS3 RK BS3 1:60 1:60 EK 19.430+ 19.480+ + 19.200 19.355+ 1:32 1:117 19.405+ + 19.315 +19.970 A A A A CYS Disabled visitor space CYS Bin store Bin store P1A P1A Cycle store (2.0 1.1 1.19 mm high) eg Bike Bunker by Odoni-Elwell clad treated softwood timber covering frame with green roof to be paved beneath Proposed boundary type BS3 to private garden/terrace, 1.3m height. Brick plinth 0.5m height with painted galvanised steel vertical bar railings with flat-bar top (black). Brick match building and brick-on-edge capping, specials to corners. To match building fenestration. LA approve metalwork shop drawings. Quiet self-closing gate match adjacent railings 0692 ELEVATION SCALE 1:25 02 Wall width to adequate fixing, engineer's detail Paving type P1: PCC slabs, textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 400mm 200mm 50mm depth (small allowance for 80mm) eg Lavaro, Kellen by Hardscape, colour = Grisj Proposed boundary type BS3 to private garden/terrace, 1.3m height. Brick plinth to 0.5m height with painted galvanised steel vertical bar railings with flat-bar top (black). Brick match building, waterproof mortar and brick on edge coping (specials corners) 1:80 Paving type P5: PCC slabs with textured 70% granite aggr. wearing course, 400x400x50mm eg Lavaro, Kellen by Hardscape, colour Zwart/Grisj 113 PROPOSED BLOCK C BUILDING LINE BOUNDARY BS3 TO BLOCK C REAR PRIVATE GARDENS 0692 PLAN SCALE 1:25 03 Standard This is not the purpose used as such. 1.Do not scale 2.All dimensions discrepancies 3.Unless shown structural Levitt Bernstein Client Drawing levittbernstein.co.uk File Name Scale Project address REDBRICK ISLINGTON Old Street As shown @ Osborne BLOCK REAR PRIVATE GARDENS 0692 PLAN Building line (existing proposed) Proposed tree. See 3396_L_0620 0630 for details Cycle store, 2.0x1.1m 1.14m high, steel frame clad treated softwood timber, green roof, eg Bike Bunker by Odoni-Elwell (www.odoni-elwell.com), be paved beneath PCC slabs with textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 400x200x50mm (80mm in trafficked areas, see 3396-2023 3396-2024 for details), eg Kellen Lavaro by Hardscape, colour Grisj. PCC edge kerb with textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 80mm wide, laid flush except where indicated, eg Kellen Lavaro by Hardscape, colour Grijs P1 P4 PCC setts with textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course,400x400x50mm eg Kellen Lavaro by Hardscape, colour Zwart/Grijs 113 P5 EK RK PCC setts with textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 300x100x100mm, eg Kellen Lavaro by Hardscape, colour Zwart/Grijs 113 Block C front garden boundary structure. 0.5m high brick inth, brick match building, with 0.8m high painted steel vertical railings with flat bar top, colour micaceous iron oxide grey. Railing match proposed building fenestration. BS3 PCC edge kerb with textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 120mm wide, laid flush except where indicated, eg Kellen Lavaro by Hardscape, colour Grijs CYS 03 02 Revisions REVDATE T1 30.09.2016 T2 21.10.2016 C1 20.10.2017 Cc EK 19.555+ 1:117 CYS Bin store Bin store Wall width to adequate fixing, to engineer's detail Paving type P1: PCC slabs, textured 70% granite aggregate wearing course, 400mm 200mm 50mm depth (small allowance for 80mm) eg Lavaro, Kellen by Hardscape, colour = Grisj Proposed boundary type BS3 to private garden/terrace, 1.3m height. Brick plinth to 0.5m height with painted galvanised steel vertical bar railings with flat-bar top (black). Brick to match building, waterproof mortar and brick on edge coping (specials to corners) 1:80 Paving type P5: PCC slabs with textured 70% granite aggr. wearing course, 400x400x50mm eg Lavaro, Kellen by Hardscape, colour = Zwart/Grisj 113 PROPOSED BLOCK C BUILDING LINE BOUNDARY BS3 TO BLOCK C REAR PRIVATE GARDENS 0692 PLAN SCALE 1:25 03 Levitt Bernstein Kingsland Passage London E8 2BB +44 (0)20 7275 7676 Client Date Drawing Drawing number Author Checked Revision London 3rd HQ Building 2 Atherton Street Manchester M3 3GS +44 (0)16 1669 8740 Manchester levittbernstein.co.uk File Name Scale Project address REDBRICK ESTATE ISLINGTON Old Street As shown @ A1 JH MS 3396-L-0691 C1 Block C rear gardens 2016-09-30 Osborne Revisions REVDATE DESCRIPTION IN. T1 30.09.2016 Stage preliminary issue JH T2 21.10.2016 Final Stage E issue JH C1 20.10.2017 Construction first issue JH Proposed boundary to new garden space, boundary type BS6: c1.5m height, brick plinth to c0.5m-0.8m height beneath 1m high painted galvanised steel vertical bar railings, colour = black. Brick to match building, brick-on-edge capping, specials to corners 1.5m Proposed garden space Varies: 0.5-0.8m Waterproof membrane to back of new retaining wall 20.400 Support arms to new railing at intervals as required, finish to match main railing panels. To engineer's specification Areas of new planting behind proposed boundary - refer to planting plan All works within root protection area of existing trees to be undertaken in line with arboricultural method statement by DF Clark. All footings and structural fixings elements to engineer's detail Wall width to ensure adequate fixing, to engineer's detail MetroSTOR PSM mobility scooter compartment by Streetscape with green roof 01 0638 SECTION SCALE 1:25 BOUNDARY TO PROPOSED GREEN SPACE NOTES · Wall width to ensure adeqaute fixing, to engineer's detail. · Areas of retention to be adequately drained according to engineer's specification · Landscape Architect to approve metalwork shop drawings including support railing and fixing methods

RETAINING BOUNDARY WALL DETAIL DETAIL FRONTAGE DETAIL SECTION OF BOUNDARY TREATMENT TO COMMUNITY CENTRE 01 0632 TYPICAL BRICK RAIL BOUNDARY RETAINING SOFT GROUND SECTION SCALE 1:25 SITE BOUNDARY/LBI HOUSING LAND LBI HIGHWAYS LAND 1.5m (20.17) 0.5m (20.65) All works within root protection area of existing trees to be undertaken in line with arboricultural method statement by DF Clark. NOTES · Wall width to ensure adeqaute fixing, to engineer's detail. · Rail & plinth heights, rail colour, brick types, adjacent surfaces and retained depth vary according to boundary sub-type and location. See drawings 3396_L_0602 to 3396_L_0609 for details. · Areas of retention to be adequately drained according to engineer's specification · Landscape Architect to approve metalwork shop drawings including support railing and fixing methods Proposed boundary to private garden/terrace, 1.3m height. Brick plinth to 0.5m height with painted galvanised steel vertical bar railings with flat-bar top (black). Brick-on-edge capping, specials to corners. Support arms to new railing at intervals as required, finish to match main railing. Required for boundary types BS1and BS6 only, to engineer's specification Waterproof membrane to back of retaining wall All footings to engineer's specification Steel flat core-drilled and resin-fixed into brick plinth behind. To structural engineer's specification

ON SITE PROGRESS

POTTERS PARK

Destination park with bespoke playground and basketball court

CLIENT: Albert-Eden Local Board

BUDGET: £250,000

DATE: Constructed in 2017

LOCATION: Auckland, New Zealand

DESCRIPTION: The project brief was to upgrade the park to provide better amenities for local residents for relaxation, play and recreation. The masterplan developed a design for a destination playground, basketball half courts, a learn-to-ride track, picnic area, pathworks, planting and entrance works including a curved sculptural corten wall. The playground consists of a bespoke play tower, natural play, astroturf mound and colourful wetpour design as well as traditional play elements.

ROLE: I worked in a team of two to deliver the park overall masterplan and destination playground from concept through to handover. My role included collaborating on the concept document for Local Government adoption, co-ordinating the playground tender package (including demolition, drainage, earthworks, levels and planting plans), designing and detailing play elements, collaborating with playground specialists in the detailing of the bespoke tower and playground surfacing, detailing the demolition, assisting with the park upgrades tender and attending construction site meetings.

The playground theme was inspired by the childhood game ‘Pick Up Sticks.’ Forms and colours in the play space were inspired from this theme to create a fun vibrant character for the space. The stick form was woven through the fort structure and play elements as if thrown down by a giant hand.

1 Section/Elevation Through Tunnel 1:75

2 Play Mound Side Section/Elevation 1:75

POTTERS PARK DEVELOPMENT - PLAYGROUND UPGRADE \ TENDER

3 Play Mound Long Elevation 1:75

13 LEARN-TO-RIDE TRACK BASKETBALL COURTS PICNIC AREA PLAYGROUND UPPER TERRACE OPEN LAWN FOR INFORMAL SPORTS PLAYGROUND SECTION PLAYGROUND PLAN PLAYGROUND CONCEPT SKETCH POTTERS PARK DEVELOPMENT PLAN

PARK DEVELOPMENT - PLAYGROUND UPGRADE \ TENDER L9803 \ Rev A. Play Mound Details JULY 2016 1:75 1:175 @ A3 REVISION DATE A: JULY 2016 TENDER SET 200 200 Play tower Astroturf mound Pick up sticks Embankment climb 53.0 52.6 51.4 51 15 Tunnel Rubber surfacing Climbing grips Existing ground level Rubber surfacing Planting bed 51.2 51.3 51.5 200 200 Playground Centre to liase with Numat to ensure slide entry sits flush with adjacent astroturf surfacing and the supporting access rung and slide fixings are not visible Pick up sticks poles Astroturf mound Mound to be contoured so that the top of slide sits on the mound 53.0 52.7 51.2 Concrete path Bench seat Rubber surfacing Astroturf mound Rope bridge Tunnel locally shape mound to contours so that astroturf is flush with rim of tunnel 53.0 Concrete path Rubber surfacing Existing ground level 51.5 51.2 Locally shape mound astroturf is flush with 52.50 51.30 51.15 51.15 51.15 51.50 52.0 53.0 52.50 51.40 52.00 51.50 52.60 52.80 52.7 51.2 51.30 51.5 51.5 52.5 52.5 53.0 Locally shape mound astroturf is flush with Allow first 200mm of

POTTERS

4 Mound Levels Plan 1:175 NOMINATED SUPPLIER FOR SAFETY SURFACING Numat Phone 0800 686 287 DDI 03 433 0921 Email james@numat co nz Website www numat co nz POTTERS PARK DEVELOPMENT - PLAYGROUND UPGRADE \ TENDER L9805 \ Rev A \ Climbing Grip Details \ JULY 2016 \ 1:15 1:100 @ A3 REVISION DATE JULY 2016 TENDER SET Wetpour rubber surfacing refer 9801/1 Astroturf attached to concrete as per manufacturers specification Excavated material from stockpile place and compact at the base of the mound 150mm layers 100mm shotcrete sprayed on GAP 65 basecourse including reinforcing 665 steel mesh Layers of 150mm compacted GAP65 basecourse 20 green Proludic climbing grips or similiar approved placed approx every 300mm fixed to concrete with a bracket Allow to remove 100mm of organic layer from ground level Proludic climbing grips 20 100mm deep concrete substrate (L 4. Manufacturer to confirm installation Numat have been procured seperately for this work by the princpal and their scope is shown 5 Contractor to liase with astoturf manufacturer to advise on best of construction to build up to and inclusive of the shotcrete layer 6. Manufacturer to confirm installation Numat have been procured seperately for this work by the princpal and their scope is shown NOMINATED SUPPLIER FOR ASTROTURF Numat Phone 0800 686 287 DDI 03 433 0921 Email james@numat co nz Website www numat co nz 1 Climbing Grips Section 1:15 2 Shotcrete Base Location Plan 1:100

L9803 \ Rev A \ Play Mound Details \ JULY 2016 \ 1:75, 1:175 @ A3 REVISION DATE A: JULY 2016 TENDER SET 200 200 Play tower Astroturf mound Pick up sticks Embankment climb 53.0 52.6 51.4 51 15 Tunnel Rubber surfacing Climbing grips Existing ground level Rubber surfacing Planting bed 51.2 51.3 51.5 200 200 Playground Centre to liase with Numat to ensure slide entry sits flush with adjacent astroturf surfacing and the supporting access rung and slide fixings are not visible Pick up sticks poles Astroturf mound Mound to be contoured so that the top of slide sits on the mound 53.0 52.7 51.2 Concrete path Bench seat Rubber surfacing Tunnel locally shape mound to contours so that astroturf is flush with rim of tunnel Concrete path Rubber surfacing Existing ground level 51.5 51.2 Locally shape astroturf is 51.30 51.15 51.15 51.15 53.0 52.60 52.80 52.7 51.2 51.5 52.5 Locally shape astroturf is Allow first 3 Play Mound Long Elevation 1:75 2 Play Mound Side Section/Elevation 1:75 1 Section/Elevation Through Tunnel 1:75 4 Mound Levels Plan NOMINATED SUPPLIER FOR SAFETY Numat Phone 0800 686 287 DDI 03 433 0921 Email james@numat co nz Website www numat co nz PLAY MOUND SECTION PLAY MOUND WITH BESPOKE TOWER SECTION PLAY MOUND PLAN Orange pole 2.6m at 100° 2,200 2,500 2,600 90° 95° 80° 75° 100° 3,000 2,500 1,200 2,500 3,000 100° 90° 85° 80° 2,750 Wetpour rubber surfacing Playground Centre Pick Up Stick 100mm dia PRINT IN COLOUR 2 Elevation BB 1:50 1 Elevation AA 1:50 3 Elevation CC 1:50 IF IN DOUBT CONTACT THE DESIGNER Wetpour rubber surfacing refer L9801/1 Astroturf attached to concrete as per manufacturers specification Excavated material from stockpile place and compact at the base of the mound 150mm layers 100mm shotcrete sprayed on GAP 65 basecourse including reinforcing 665 steel mesh Layers of 150mm compacted GAP65 basecourse 20 green Proludic climbing grips or similiar approved placed approx every 300mm fixed to concrete with 'J bracket Allow to remove 100mm of organic layer from ground level Proludic climbing grips 20 100mm deep concrete substrate NOTES 1. All dimensions in millimetres 2. Contractor to determine location of underground services and ensure that they are adequately protected 3. Refer to the Planting Plan (L9701 for planting locations and Drainage & Levels Plan (L9501 for subsoil drain locations and detail 4. Manufacturer to confirm installation Numat have been procured seperately for this work by the princpal and their scope is shown in red 5 Contractor to liase with astoturf manufacturer to advise on best method of construction to build up to and inclusive of the shotcrete layer 6. Manufacturer to confirm installation Numat have been procured seperately for this work by the princpal and their scope is shown in red NOMINATED SUPPLIER FOR ASTROTURF Numat Phone 0800 686 287 DDI 03 433 0921 Email james@numat co nz Website www numat co nz 1 Climbing Grips Section 1:15 2 Shotcrete Base Location Plan 1:100 ASTROTURF MOUND DETAIL ‘PICK UP STICKS’ DETAIL

Photo of the revitalised Potters Park with new basketball courts and playground. Careful consideration in balancing cut and fill was used with the excavation fill reused in creating the play mound and seating bund around the basketball courts.

PLAYGROUND FEATURES

View of the new playground which since opening, has significantly increased park usage

FUKUOKA FRIENDSHIP GARDEN

Traditional Japanese garden to honour the sister-city partnership

CLIENT: Waitemata Local Board

BUDGET: £920,000

DATE : Constructed 2017

LOCATION : Auckland, New Zealand

DESCRIPTION: The theme of this authentic Japanese garden was a fusion between a traditional ‘stroll’ and ‘tea’ garden, which included a feature pond, tea pavilion, feature entrances and a mix of Japanese and New Zealand native planting. The original ‘Fukuoka Friendship Garden,’ gifted to Auckland City Council from Japan in 1990 was unfortunately demolished and Auckland Council was tasked with working with Fukuoka City to re-establish a new garden. The concept design was developed by a specialist Japanese consultant, which was then taken through to detailed design and construction by Auckland Council.

ROLE: My role was lead landscape architect on site and I worked in a team of two to deliver the resource consents, tender and construction packages. My role consisted of developing the detailed design following traditional Japanese construction methods, liaising with engineers and the Japanese consultants to sign-off construction drawings, supervising contractors and resolving construction issues.

AWARDS :

- Sister Cities New Zealand Awards 2018, Best Local Government Project: Winner

- Sister Cities New Zealand Awards 2018: Overall Winner

Entrance to the garden framing the journey along decorative paving, guided by ornate bamboo fences and walls providing an atmosphere of zen feeling

DETAILED PLAN OF GARDEN

NOTES:

1. Refer also to the Levels Plan (L8601).

2. Spot heights are in metres

3 Maximum water depth of 390mm

4. These sections are for reference purposes only, do not dimension from drawings for construction purposes Refer to engineering sections for cut and fill

17 HWL 16.0 HWL 14.5 HWL 14.3 HWL 13.9 HWL 13.6 14.3 14.2 14.5 Stone bridge 16 60 HWL 16.0 HWL 14.5 D D

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Reference Plan 1:500 3. Section EE 1:50

Refer to Section EE

ENTRANCE SECTION TIMBER EXIT GATE SECTION TSUJI-BEI WALL SECTION TEA PAVILION DECKING PLAN NO 1. REV L8816 DRAWING NO 50 1:25 A3: ISSUED FOR TENDER FUKUOKA FRIENDSHIP GARDEN 1213 PROJECT NAME REVISION BY APPR DATE DECEMBER 2015 750 3,200 750 4,700 4,700 750 3,200 750 1,000 900 1,000 1,000 900 1,000 45x230mm vitex edging board timber shingle roof refer to L8818 45x90mm vitex timber railing rock surrounding footing refer to engineering drawings Basalt rock to be core drilled 90x20mm vitex decking timber 120mm dia H5 dressed post 200mm dia H5 dressed post bench seat refer to detail 1. Decking Plan N POND SECTION A SECTION B SECTION C SECTION D TIMBER GATE TEA PAVILION OPENING 1,900 45x90 vitex timber railing 200mm dia H5 dressed post 45x45 dressed pine seat brace 120 dia H4 dressed post 32x45 dressed vitex 20x115 dressed vitex edging board 90x90 dressed pine seat leg 2 Tea Pavilion Seat Plan 1:25 Restored Original Entrance NO 1. REV L8815 DRAWING NO 1: A3: ISSUED FOR TENDER DJL DRAWN BY NQ DRAWING TITLE FUKUOKA FRIENDSHIP GARDEN REVISION APPR DATE IN DOUBT CONTACT THE DESIGNER 3,320 1,750 500 350 Refer to engineering drawings for footing details Restored copper roof supplied Timber swing doors with vertical 25x30mm timber and horizontal 45x35 timber pieces supplied Timber fence supplied 150mm dia timber post supplied 100mm dia timber post supplied Basalt stone footing to match original garden footing Refer to engineering drawings for footing details 910 750 90 750 910 750 105 85 100mm dia hexagon timber post 150mm dia wooden post Stone footing Timber lock Reference image from original garden 1 Plan View 2 Front Section NOTES 1. All dimensions in millimetres 2 Refer also to the general arrangement plan (L8101 for location 3 Ensure all vertical posts are installed true vertical 4. All repair work and new materials for the original gate (excluding footings) will be supplied by Fukuoka The contractor is to assemble and install the original gate on site 5 Ensure all visible timber work is smooth and free of splinters 6. All timber fixings are to be invisible and discussed with the Landscape Architect at the prestart meeting 7. Contractor to repair supplied copper roof NO FUKUOKA REVISION BY APPR DATE 500 780 3,050 50 90 780 1,400 610 1,080 Copper cap supplied 350x300mm timber post Refer to engineering drawings for footing details Adjacent Tsuji-bei wall refer L8806 260x190mm timber post refer to engineering drawings and sketch A for fixing 1050x150mm timber frame Bracket (supplied) Paving line 350x30mm tongue and groove timber panels 30x30mm timber grills refer L8813-4 Metal studs supplied) Basalt paver Metal fixings attached to joists supplied 2 Section/Elevation AA 1:50 1 Kabukimon Entrance Plan 1:50 A A 4 Door with Grill Sketch Tsuji-bei Wall NO L8806 ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION DJL DRAWN NQ DESIGNED BY ZEN AW FUKUOKA FRIENDSHIP GARDEN 1213 PROJECT NAME REVISION BY APPR DATE AUGUST 16 DL NQ CONSTRUCTION 2,500 max 1,680 370 600 Kawara Japanese roof tiles Sto RSP plaster with ashtail detail and sponge finish 20mm thick Sto plaster MP with natural finish Precast concrete core Refer to engineering details for reinforcing Allow to shape concrete to create wall face profile Kawara Japanese roof tiles Plaster with 2-4mm Tutti Fruiti stone aggregate 20mm thick Top of Wall RL 17 55 maximum height of wall = 2.5m height Refer to engineering details for footings Sto RSP plaster with sponge finish 30mm thick Sto plaster MP with natural finish Kawara Japanese roof tiles Plaster with 2-4mm Tutti Fruiti stone aggregate 55mm thick Section Exterior Wall Face Inside Wall Face 1 Tsuji-bei Wall Type 1 1:25 10 10 245 245 210 10 237 133 90 90 80 105 350 350 Precast concrete core 50x50 H3 framing timber Steintec tuftbed - bedding mortar or approved equivalent Kawara Japanese roof tiles 2 Tsuji-bei Wall Capping Detail 1:15 Recommended Supplier Plaster Sto NZ Ltd Jeremy Croft Phone 09 522 1058 Jeremy@sto co nz Nominated Supplier Kawara Tiles Pre-purchased from Japan Contact Project Manager Nominated Supplier Aggregate http://www.pebblepushers.co.nz/#! shop/cm27 NOTES 1. All dimensions in millimetres Refer also to the Hardscape plan (L8102 Post and Expansion Plan (L8501 and Levels Plans (L8601-L8603 for locations information Ensure a wall is installed true vertical Confirm all measurements on site Contractor to produce shop drawings for the precast wall for fabrication 6. Shop drawings are to confirm the location of lifting lugs for Plaster application including graffiti guard coating 8. Kawara tiles will be pre-purchased from Japan The contractor collect materials from Auckland Port and deliver to site The and mortar is to be confirmed on site with the Landscape Architect implementation SECTION THROUGH ROCK POND & WATER FEATURE

KABUKIMON

View of tea pavilion with framed views across the rock pond and waterfall feature with a lantern salvaged from the original garden

Authentic Japanese elements and careful placing of rocks to mimic the journey of a river

CHAMBERLAIN MASTERPLAN

Park masterplan with an ecology and community focus

CLIENT: Albert-Eden Local Board

BUDGET: £430,000 for Stage 1

DATE: Construction to start in 2021

LOCATION: Auckland, New Zealand

DESCRIPTION: The purpose of this project was to develop the masterplan of Chamberlain Park with a plan for a new neighbourhood park, the naturalisation of Waititiko Creek and a character proposal for the reconfiguration of the public golf course. The key objectives were to provide recreational and community facilities as well as providing wider ecological enhancement. The park key features included an informal recreation area, events space, a playground, carpark and cycling paths.

ROLE: I was the lead landscape architect from concept through to detailed design, with the production of documents for a detailed park concept, golf course character plan, tree assessment, stream naturalisation plan and playground detailed design. Responsibilities included mentoring juniors, coordinating public consultation and workshops with Maori representatives, presenting to Local Government, preparing cost estimates, preparing resource consents for the playground and briefing juniors in the development of the park detailed design.

2.6 Stream Naturalisation Section

06 GOLF COURSE Playground Events lawn BBQ area

Wetland walk Cycling path

Nature-trail

STREAM

NATURALISATION SECTION

PARK DESIGN PRINCIPLES

PLAYGROUND PLAN

The ‘Wild Aotearoa’ themed playground draws inspiration from the landscape of Auckland resulting in a ‘natural’ look and feel, which will reconnect children with their natural environment. Play elements include mounds, natural play, a timber tower, flying fox, learn-to-ride track as well as traditional play experiences.

TIMBER STILTS DETAILS

2.7 Planting Zones

21 Conditions lower Waititiko/Meola 1km of which runs through Harbour at Meola Reef. The hydrology in Waititiko at Chamberlain Park is a complex system modified Combined sewer overflows and stormwater contaminants affect both the Waititiko/Meola Creek and catchment scale issues. Any modifications of the stream will need to integrate with and be resilient to issues and the major works distinct sections, which differ • Highly modified with concrete lining and bank armouring predominantly grassed form property as privet and willow NORTHWESTERNMOTORWAY SUTHERLANDROAD PL RAWALPINDI STREET CHAMBERLAIN LOCAL PARK LEGEND Floodplain NORTHWESTERNMOTORWAY SUTHERLANDROAD NOVAR CHAMBERLAIN LOCAL PARK MEOLA CREEK CHAMBERLAIN GOLF COURSE Local park extent Stormwater line NTS A3 Over flow path WAITITIKO/ MARTINEAVE BURNSIDEAVE NORGROVEAVE 16

RIPARIAN PLANTING A riparian buffer will be created along each bank of the stream. This buffer will incorporate variety of native plants, including grasses and sedges in close proximity to the stream channel and larger tree specimens and flaxes set further back. These plants the stream, which will assist in lowering water temperatures. Planting will also providing source of organic matter and terrestrial insects to the in-stream envi invertebrates and fish respectively. A substantial riparian buffer will also improve bank stability and provide as habitat and food sources for terrestrial birds, lizards and insects. Careful sel will also improve the amenity values of the stream environment. PLANTING ZONES RIPARIAN (comprising of stream edge, floodplain and stream banks) • Stream edge species are to be planted within 3m of the stream edge at density of 4 plants/m². Stream edge species are tolerant of periodic immersion and during high rainfall events will ‘lie down’ allowing maximum conveyance to reduce th risk of flooding. • Floodplain species have been selected to withstand both periodic immersion as well as dry periods. These are to be planted adjacent to the stream edge zone at a density of plant/m². • Stream bank species are to be planted furthest from the stream edge at density of 1 plant/m² above the floodplain area. LOW GROWING Zones of low growing vegetation are to be planted along the true left bank to maintain sight lines to the creek from the local park and provide increased amenity values. Fast growing species have been selected quickly stabilise the banks and mini ENRICHMENT Areas of enrichment planting have been identified to increase fr pockets of riparian vegetation, and to increase the overall biodiversity of the site. It is recommended that mature pine trees are thinned or felled over time and replaced with native, canopy forming species. REGENERATED FOREST Restoration of the bush along southern Waititiko/Meola Creek to Develop succession plan to remove diseased trees, weeds, and selected exotics, replacing with eco-sourced native trees to restore the original ecotype. WETLAND Plant species within the wetland have been selected to include plants of varying composition and heights which are to be placed bands perpendicular to th wetland shape will maximise the flowpath within the wetland. Ba will included shallow and deep marsh zones. Shallow marsh wetland planting Deep marsh wetland planting Pool VIEWSHAFT: Lookout points directed towards view shafts to the stream and wetland. TREE GROUPS: Areas of dense canopy planting, to be developed further in detailed design. SCALE 1:2500 at A3 STREAM RESTORATION STRATEGY Chamberlain Park Stream Restoration May 2017 Prepared for Auckland Council Draft Planting Zone Species Common Name Stream Edge Floodplain Stream Bank Wetland Lowgrowing Enrichment Leptospermum scoparium Manuka  Phormium tenax Flax   Baumea articulata ointed trig rush Eleocharis sphacelata Bamboo spike sedge Schoenoplectus tabernaemontani ake club rush Myrsine australis Mapou  Schefflera digitata Seven finger  Hebe stricta Koromiko  Macropiper excelsum Kawakawa  Hedycarya rborea Pigeonwood Hoheria populnea Houhere INDICATIVE PLANT LIST Chamberlain Park Stream Restoration May 2017 Prepared for Auckland Council Draft Environmental Ltd 22 Table Indicative Plant List Planting Zone Species Common Name Stream Edge Floodplain Stream Bank Wetland Lowgrowing Enrichment Carex dissit Purei    Carex lessoniana Rautahi   Carex virgata Purei   Cyperus ustulatus Giant umbrella sedge   Carex secta Purei   Carex breviculmis Grassland sedge  Carex lambertiana Forest sedge  Melicytus ramiflorus Mahoe   Carpodetus serratus Putuputaweta   Cordyline australis Cabbage tree    Sophora microphylla Kowhai   Alectryon excelsus Titoki  Austroderia fulvida Toe toe   Coprosma macrocarpa Karamu  Cornycarpus laevigatus Karaka  Dacrycarpus dacrydioides Kahikatea  Kunzea ericoides Kanuka  (2017, Chamberlain Park Stream Restoration, Morphum Environmental LTD) Partnership plants out Agree on species with biodiversity team, Iwi and Local Board Procure eco-sourced seed stock with biodiversity team year maintenance period Refine draft plant list Arrange community partnership nursery contract and liaise with St Lukes Environmental Protection Society (STEPS) Contract to grow stock local school or similar 2.9 Planting Strategy Benefits Benefits Eco-sourcing protects genetic identity and ensures plants are best adapted for site. Partnerships employ local people and use local resources. Benefits Ensures canopy closure upon handover to parks. Benefits Ensures plants are appropriate to site. Ensures cultural values are protected within the theme. Benefits This can have financial spin off for the school. Partnership group can help with school maintenance. Children can learn about plant propagation. Benefits Partnerships employ local people and use local resources. Engaged community groups can greatly assist with guardianship of the creek. PLANTING PRECEDENT IMAGERY PLAN CONSULT SOURCE PARTNERSHIP GROW PLANT MAINTAIN BUDGET Define project outcomes and budget

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DETAILS C H A M B E R L A I N P A R K \ FOR CONSENT L8806 A Stilts Details \ MAY 2017 1:25 @ A3 2,000 1,010 2,500 1,510 110 800 100 2,200 1,010 2,800 75 150 600 500 600 200 650 2,835 785 350 200mm diameter H dressed pine posts with angle cut ends refer to 8102 for locations aris edges to 10mm Paint top with 'Japanese Laurel' Resene Lumbersider Cushion fall refer 8802/2 Concrete footing 20 MPa GAP 40 basecourse Allow to paint tops of posts prior to installation Paint with one coat of Resene Quick Dry Undercoat and two top coats of Resene Lumbersider refer to 8818 2 for locations and colours Notch out steps into post Paint top with 'Bahama Blue Resene Lumbersider Paint top with Java Resene Lumbersider Paint top with Java Resene Lumbersider lines show where cut direction should be Paint top with 'Japanese Laurel Resene Lumbersider NOTES 1 All dimensions in millimetres 2 All posts to be H pine posts 3 Posts are to be smooth and free of splinters 4 All corners and points are to be rounded and smooth 5 Posts should be regular in shape and width 6 Post and pole heights vary refer drawing NOTE heights specified are above mulch level 7 Paint all visible timber prior to installation Paint with one coat of Resene Quick Dry Undercoat and two top coats of Resene Lumbersider 1 Stilts Plan 1:25 2 Stilts Section 1 25 C H A M B E R L A N P A R K \ FOR CONSENT L8806 A Stilts Details MAY 2017 1:25 @ A3 REVISION DATE 2,500 1,510 110 800 100 2,200 1,010 75 150 600 500 600 max 1,000mm 650 2,835 785 200mm diameter H dressed pine posts with angle cut ends refer to 8102 for locations aris edges to 10mm Paint top with 'Japanese Laurel' Resene Lumbersider Cushion fall refer 8802/2 Concrete footing 20 MPa GAP 40 basecourse Allow to paint tops of posts prior to installation Paint with one coat of Resene Quick Dry Undercoat and two top coats of Resene Lumbersider refer to 8818 for locations and colours Notch out steps into post Paint top with 'Bahama Blue Resene Lumbersider Paint top with Java Resene Lumbersider Paint top with Java Resene Lumbersider lines show where cut direction should be Paint top with 'Japanese Laurel Resene Lumbersider NOTES All dimensions in millimetres All posts to be pine posts Posts are to be smooth and free of splinters All corners and points are to be rounded and smooth Posts should be regular in shape and width Post and pole heights vary refer drawing NOTE heights specified are above mulch level Paint all visible timber prior to installation Paint with one coat of Resene Quick Dry Undercoat and two top coats of Resene Lumbersider 1 Stilts Plan 1:25 2 Stilts Section 1:25 C H A M B E R L A I N P A R K FOR CONSENT L8803 A Learn-to-ride Details MAY 2017 1:20 1:30 1:500 @ A3 500 1,400 150mm depth compacted AP40 Basecourse Ensure path on firm subgrade Existing ground level Proposed ground level to sit 20mm below path edge and slope gently towards existing ground level Site won topsoil Adjacent cushionfall refer 8802/2 Refer to 8101 for playground edge Groundcover planting refer mm thick MPa Firth 'Waipa exposed aggregate concrete reinforced with 665 steel mesh centrally placed crossfall 100mm thick 20MPa Firth 'Waipa exposed aggregate concrete reinforced with steel mesh centrally placed 150mm depth compacted AP40 Basecourse Ensure path on firm subgrade Existing ground level Proposed ground Learn-to-ride track side contouring refer /1 Gently slope adjacent lawn away from path level Batter earth gently away from path edge and regrass 14 60 14 30 14 90 AA BB AA Length of strip 300mm or 1500mm Grooves moulded by corrugated metal sheet 100mm 20MPa concrete 665mesh to centre 150mm compacted AP40 hardfill NOTES All dimensions millimetres Refer also to the General Arrangement Plan 8101 for further information Refer also to the technical specification for details on quality standards Contact the project manager for advice if the subgrade less than Ensure that concrete does not dry out during the curing period Allow sawcuts perpendicular to direction path at m centres 1 Typical Cross Section AA through Contoured Learn-to-ride Bank 1:20 3 Long Section BB through Undulating Learn-to-ride Section 1:30 Reference Plan 1:500 Rumble Strip Details 1:500 C H A M B E R L A I N P A R K FOR CONSENT L8807 A Balance Beam Details MAY 2017 1:20 @ A3 75 100 100 75 100 varies 100 100mm H dressed pine posts 140 75mm H3. beam height varies AP40 compacted hard fill 20Mpa concrete Safefall depth varies refer 8802/2 Visible fixings to be countersunk and filled with timber dowel Fix beams from the bottom where possible M12 90 HDG coach screw countersunk fixed from the bottom where possible Where posts are fixed through the top fill hole with timber dowel 100 100 posts NOTES 1. All dimensions millimetres 2. Refer to the General Arrangement plan (L8101 for further information Refer also to the technical specification for details on quality standards 3. All visible timber edges to be smoothed off to avoid splinters 4. Council Landscape Architect to approve preliminary layout balance beams 1 Balancing Beam Plan 1:10 2 Balancing Beam Section 1:10 C H A M B E R L A N P A R K FOR CONSENT L8807 A Balance Beam Details MAY 2017 1:20 @ A3 REVISION DATE 100 100 M12 90 HDG coach screw countersunk fixed from the bottom where possible Where posts are fixed through the top fill hole with timber dowel 100 100 H posts Balancing Beam Plan 1:10 2 Balancing

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View across stream naturalisation with boardwalk and sculpture tail

GREENMOUNT DEVELOPMENT PLAN

Recreation park and native forest on a former landfill site

CLIENT: Howick Local Board

BUDGET: £1.8m

DATE : 2016

LOCATION : Auckland, New Zealand

DESCRIPTION: This development plan was created to guide the transformation of the former Green Mount landfill into a park. The site went through clean-fill operations and contouring to resemble its original form as a volcanic cone, prior to its quarrying and subsequent use as a landfill. The document investigates the constraints of developing on a former landfill and outlines proposals to complete the rehabilitation of the site and create a destination park and activity hub. The park proposals include a summit lookout, fitness trails, a BMX track, feature play areas, storm-water ponds and parking.

ROLE: I worked with the director of landscape to create a development plan for Greenmount Park through to the first phase of concept design and public consultation. My role included coordinating the report, site analysis and research, documenting the site constraints, attending design meetings, preparing public consultation boards, preparing the rough order of costs and attending workshops with local Māori iwi groups to instill cultural values and narratives into the masterplan through the Te Aranga Māori Design Principles.

Artist’s impression of how the former landfill can be transformed into a park create a significant and exciting green space for the local and wider community

23 For more information: Phone the Howick Local Board 09 572 0148 or email howicklocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Have your say to help create the world’s most liveable city. 1 Purpose: The purpose of this project create masterplan to guide development of this land into new park. The site currently undergoing final clean fill operations and removal surface and underground landfill assets. Once these works are completed the site will resemble original form volcanic cone, prior to its quarrying and subsequent use as landfill. There now an opportunity rehabilitate the site and create significant and exciting green space for the local community. Context: The 54ha site is located at the corner of Harris and Smales Roads in East Tamaki. enclosed by industrial and commercial businesses the west, and as residential housing the east. Due north, there continuous open space corridor that runs out meet the Tamaki River, and number of other vegetated stream corridors are present in the nearby area. Project Objectives: Develop site as public open space and open up access throughout the park. Identify location and scale for future facilities and/or land use types. Identify, improve and interpret natural and cultural heritage values. Ensure that ongoing maintenance and monitoring of the landfill not compromised. Design to suit the unique constraints the site, based on its former usage landfill. SITE CONTEXT GREENMOUNT POINT VIEW We want your help We are creating a new local park and native forest on the former Greenmount Landfill site. This is your opportunity to have your say on the new plan. Help us return the former Greenmount Landfill to a park For more information: Phone the Howick Local Board 09 572 0148 or email howicklocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Have your say to help create the world’s most liveable city. 3 What we have now Existing site conditions FIGURES left to right, top bottom: View from summit towards Maungarei Mount Wellington, view towards Rangitoto, existing roading and contamination pond structures (to be removed), site infrastructure, example of below ground gas monitoring infrastructure, existing vegetation along Harris Road, stormwater ponds at western boundary park. LEGEND Site Condition: Once remedial works are complete, the site will consist 70m height grassed dome with flat peak. Some established screen planting located along the perimeter of the site, as well as safety fencing. The western perimeter of the site includes gas to energy plant, stormwater detention ponds, screen planting and some Envirowaste building (ESL) compounds most of which will be removed. South the te privately owned service station and linear strip of properties to be retained by ESL by 2017. Currently ccess the site is via Smales Road approximately 100m from the Harris Road intersection. Site Photos: Current Park Boundary SmalesRoad Harris Snave FranshellCres LilybankCres GuysRd N Note: Drone photo taken in June 2015 For more information: Phone the Howick Local Board 09 572 0148 or email howicklocalboard@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz Have your say to help create the world’s most liveable city. 9

could this park look like Artist impressions - play ‘pool’ area

CONSULTATION BOARDS This map shows sites that have been identified for their cultura Auckland Council GIS database contains Cultural Heritage Invent that was created by the former Auckland Regional Council. Th to promote sustainable management of cultural heritage by provi cultural heritage information, and should be used as a resourc space. Given the near total destruction of the original landfo exist, other than along the northern boundary, and some nearb The stone wall present around the site not picked up as not appear to feature on the aerial photos from the 1950s, mean relatively modern element. 2.3 Cultural Heritage: Archaeological Sites Stormwater Ponds Existing Vegetation Existing Road to Remain LEGEND: Current Park Boundary Sites and Places of Value to Mana Whenua Cultural Heritage Inventory Place SmalesRoad Harris Snave Franshell Cres LilybankCres N 1:5000 @ A3 GuysRd Pa (Volcanic Hill) Firescoops Midden Dry Stone Wall Dry Stone Wall Oven Midden 2.7 Landfill Remediation LEGEND: SmalesRoad Harris Road Snave Hart Dr FranshellCres LilybankCres GuysRd N 1:5000 @ A3 -15.00 to -10.00m -10.00 to -5.00m -5.00 -2.00m 0.10 to 1.00m 1.00 to 2.00m 2.00 to 5.00m -2.00 to -1.00m -1.00 to -0.10m -0.10 to 0.10m 5.00 10.00m 10.00 15.00m 15.00 20.00m Several layers exist to remediate Green Mount Landfill to park site suitable for the public. The landfill is encased with thick clay liner at th base and sides, as well as an extensive cap and cover, creating an impervious barrier to safely isolate the surface use from the waste. On top of those layers, bulk fill was imported between 2008 and 2013, as well as additional managed fill from 2013. The final layers ncludes 1m of managed fill and layer of topsoil. Once the closure works are complete, he site will be handed over to council to rehabilitate the site into public park. Closure Process Secure the site as operations begin to cease. Remove unnecessary equipment and assets. Prepare for future management of risks and maintenance including; access, efficiency of operations, asset stocktakes and maintenance schedules. Deliver risk assessments to determine controls for maintenance activities, surface use and development. Produce site management plan for site care handover actions. LEGEND: SmalesRoad Harris Road Snave FranshellCres LilybankCres GuysRd Sports Fields N Stormwater ponds Proposed service ‘bench tracks’ Dry stone wall Current park boundary Existing road to remain Area within the former quarry walls ESL depot lease area ESL gas plant lease area 10 11 2.8 Site Constraints and Issues 2 10 3 2 8 11 Service ESL Notes Current entry to the site too close to the major intersection of Smales and harris Roads. Sediment treatment ponds which are no longer required for landfi purposes. Associated decontamination structures will be removed. These need to reshaped to grades which allow for safe public access as the sides are currently too steep. Potential opportunity to treat stormwater runoff from Harris and Smales Roads provided capacity is sufficient. Area to remain leased to ESL until late 2017. The light green hatch denotes the area outside of former quarry/landfill generally less encumbered by constraints. This can be considered ‘natural ground’ although does feature some buried gas lines and at grade monitoring points. Gas to energy plant. Required for the foreseeable future to ensure safe venting of gases off the landfill. Dark green hatch denotes landfill consideration, see general notes below. Steep grades, safety from falling protection required. Access required for vehicles to access critical gas monitoring points. Clusters of gas monitoring points. Existing drystone wall with amenity and possible heritage value, to be retained as far as possible. Private property, not held by council. Key Considerations for the Landfill Footprint (dark green hatch) Due to the organic nature of the landfill material, settlement across the site occurring, and is expected to continue over the next decade. his could be up to 2m places, and means that any structures/buildings proposed here would become very expensive, due to the footings required. Also there would be significant gas risks to be managed through building and structure design, which would also greatly generate costs. Further to this, must be expected that other surface features such as paths may slump over the next decade and need repair. The entire site has depths of cleanfill up to 20m, with the top 1m being fill meeting the quality required for open space. Topsoil coverage however quite shallow (150200mm), which could restrict plant growth. Fire safety regulations issues around gas production on closed landfills and requirements to locate and access infrastructure preclude lon grass, and this site would be in the order of 40-60k per annum to mow. There very small (but not zero) likelihood of issues arising with gas leachate or stability that may require temporary restriction of public ccess. Therefore maintaining some form of fence around the former landfill area the short to medium term requirement. 7 20 Using cleanfill, Green Mount is currently being re-contoured to resemble its original form as volcanic cone pre-quarrying, and becoming landmark sible from number of surrounding vantage points. Views across the city harbours, an to other manga can be seen from the top of the new landform. is expected that upo completion, the summit will become destination point for locals and tourists. The topography of the site allows for certain development opportunities and introduces some constraints. The sloping sides provide interesting terrai for range of walking trails and passive recreation opportunities, whilst the flat areas on the western side and on the north east flank can provide opportunities for more ‘active’ recreation zones. The site designed to shed and direct rainfall off and away from landfill to reduce gas and leachate, therefore unsuited to be re-contoured into large flatter areas. The slopes contain the site for heavy objects and structures. 2.5 Topography LEGEND: Proposed Contours Proposed Contours not be Completed SmalesRoad Harris Road Snave Kelvin FranshellCres LilybankCres GuysRd N 1:5000 A3 GREENMOUNT DEVELOPMENT PLAN SECTION THROUGH STORMWATER PONDS SECTION THROUGH PLAY AREA SITE ANALYSIS

What

PUBLIC

DOHA SOUTH ROAD NETWORK

Strategic road network plan with pedestrian focussed public realm

CLIENT: ASHGHAL Public Authority

DATE: Staged sub projects 2011-2016

LOCATION: Doha, Qatar

DESCRIPTION: This phased strategic streetscape design consisting of multiple projects for new subdivision roads networks as well as upgrades to existing subdivisions in Doha South. The over-arching concept was to create a high quality road network that is designed around the experience of the user, improving the infrastructure for residents. Innovative design solutions were developed to respond to the various right of way cross sections; providing a landscaped public realm along the entire local roadway system inclusive of bicycle lanes, walkways, street furniture, wayfinding and lighting.

ROLE: I worked within a multi-disciplinary team supporting various subdivision projects in the design and tender preparation. My responsibilities included developing designs for pedestrian networks and streetscape features, developing concept designs for highway linear parks, preparing 3D Sketchup models and high quality presentation drawings, assisting with concept packages and briefing the CAD team in the preparation of technical packages.

PROJECT PHASES

VIEW THROUGH PEDESTRIAN ‘SIKKA’ LANE PHASE DS040 LOCATION SITE LOCATION IN DOHA VIEW TO DS040 SCHOOL DROP-OFF ZONE DS040 STREETSCAPE STRATEGY

AL BUSTAN STRATEGY DIAGRAM JUNCTION DETAILED DESIGN PEDESTRIAN BRIDGE

SKETCHUP MODEL AL BUSTAN HIGHWAY

KILKENNY YOUTH MASTERPLAN

Adolescent inclusive public spaces

MA. Urban Design thesis

LOCATION: Kilkenny, Ireland

DATE: 2018 | GRADE: A +

DESCRIPTION: The objective of this thesis was to investigate how public spaces can strategise to be more inclusive of adolescents. It researches the effect the urban form has on social problems in youth and their sense of belonging to a community. These findings informed the development of a youthinclusive framework guiding the design of four key intervention zones. The proposed intergenerational community spaces and youth zones aim to work towards creating an inclusive public realm that reduces youth social issues and reconnects the community.

THESIS PROCESS: The proposal is supported by research on inclusive design, youth engagement and studies on the relationship between urban form and youth social behaviour. Analysis on the physical, social, spatial and planning context directly informed the research, with particular focus on the youth social context in the urban environment. The research hypothesis propositions that providing multi-use inclusive public spaces and safe youth retreats can create a positive community environment that can work towards combating social issues.

AWARDS :

University of Sheffield Masters Awards 2019, Pamela Mann Award: Winner (Masters thesis which best reflects a response to health, wellbeing and care in the community)

YOUTH INCLUSION

diversity in activities to include the young demographic and reconnect youth with the public realm

Youth Inclusion Masterplan Impact

INTERGENERATIONAL DESIGN

riverside park for passive recreation to create a positive community atmosphere for all, reducing intergenerational conflict

COMMUNITY SAFETY

community events to improve morale and unity between different age groups, creating a vibrant public realm

YOUTH RETREATS

youth spaces to promote healthy social interactions in a safe environment without exclusion from society

YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES

alternative activities to entertain youth preventing boredom anti-social behaviour and drinking

DAILY SUMMER WEEKLY WINTER

Cinema

Youth club

Playground

Shopping centre

Games arcade and bowling alley

Secondary school

High density youth congregation

Medium density youth congregation

Congregation activity, refer to page 26

SOCIAL MAPPING OF YOUTH CONGREGATION

26,512

POPULATION IN CITY CENTRE

30 PUBS & CLUBS

5 CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUNDS

3 YOUTH CENTRES & 2 LEISURE FACILITIES

POPULATION 7,843 IN SECONDARY SCHOOL

POPULATION 10,962 IN PRIMARY SCHOOL

There isn’t enough to do and don’t feel welcome in lot of places. So hang out in parks, car parks, shopping centres, fast food places and lanes with my friends. would like a skatepark or youth cafe in Kilkenny. We need more open free spaces, even more benches would even help.

We usually hang out in lanes, roads and beside the river. It’s boring here and wherever we try to hang out we are made leave by shop owners or the police. would like to have more parks and sports pitches. We need something to do, but not boring community work. 14

really don’t care. just want to hang out with my mates and am not interested in this city! heard there are actually facilities but no one knows about them.

INTERVIEWS ABOUT YOUTH INCLUSION

0m 500m 2 5 3 7 6 1 4 # N

YEAR OLD BOY 16 YEAR

YEAR OLD GIRL 12

OLD BOY

1. Relaxing in parks 2. Skating in underused areas 3. Smoking and drinking along the river 4. Antisocial behaviour 7. Walking the streets 6. Socialising in lanes

YOUTH FACILITIES CONTEXT

5. Passing through public spaces

RIVERSIDE MASTERPLAN

Four key intervention zones were developed to be implemented in underused public spaces and within the proposed Kilkenny Masterplan. Integrated social and spatial frameworks for each zone work in parallel, with careful consideration between the dynamic of public space spatial design, social programmes, support services and stakeholder networking.

Youth Expression

Bringing the community together

Youth Connection

Sharing young people’s love of life

RIVER NORE CASTLEPARK

Youth Bridge

Reactivating the river front for all

Youth Inspired

Providing fun multi-use facilities

A social network and activity programme has been developed to reinforce the strategies in the masterplan to achieve the manifesto aims of providing a ‘youth platform,’ ‘youth inclusive public realm’ and ‘preventing social issues.’ The programme maps out daily, weekly and seasonal activities for different target groups including intergenerational, family orientated and youth focussed. The programme was further developed through stakeholder mapping to generate meaningful collaboration and support from a variety of organisations.

ORGANISATION COLLABORATION

• Department of Health

• Department of Education

• Department of Children and Youth Affairs

• Kilkenny County Council

• Youth Investment Scheme (€80k investment in Kilkenny to support youth clubs and groups)

• Support for developing initiatives under the National Alcohol Policy

• Funding for alcohol awareness programmes

• Funding for events and activities

• Development of strategies within the Kilkenny masterplan

STRATEGY - YOUTH INCLUSIVE PUBLIC REALM

YOUTH INCLUSIVE PUBLIC SPACES

Create public spaces that are inclusive of youth and encourage them to get off the streets

INTERGENERATIONAL DESIGN

Design the public spaces to be community orientated, not discriminating against any age group

POSITIVE ADOLESCENT PERCEPTION

Promote the perception of teens within the community by giving a platform for social change

STRATEGY - PROVIDE A YOUTH PLATFORM

YOUTH CATERED FACILITIES

Provide youth facilities within the masterplan and existing public spaces for leisure and support

AWARENESS PROMOTION

Promote awareness of teen support and collaborate with existing youth organisations

YOUTH VALUE

Give adolescents the opportunity to transform their city and have a place of value in their city

STRATEGY - PREVENT SOCIAL ISSUES

SAFE YOUTH RETREATS

Create safe places for youth to congregate that is not secluded from the rest of the community

REDUCE UNDERAGE DRINKING

Provide youth orientated facilities that reduce boredom and underage drinking

COMMUNITY SAFETY

Design public spaces that reduce social issues, increasing safety for the whole community

GOVERNMENT

CHARITIES YOUTH CLUBS SCHOOLS OTHER

BRIDGE NOITCENNOC NOISSERPXE INSPIRED intergenerati onal ylimaf detatneiro deganamhtuoy youthretreat DA LY WEEKLY SUMMER WINTE R D A I YL YLKEEW REMMUS RETNIW AD YL YLKEEW REMMUS W I TN E R DA I LY WEEKLY SUMMER W NTER lifeguardtrainingkayakingcourses sports screenings family sports leagues community picnics courtsports relaxation and gatherinng leisure swimming Fridaysalsainthesquare foodmarket art light displays interactive light games familyinteractivegames gamesday gathering point relaxation area Christmas craft market Christmas lights youthfestival studentartdisplaysallagesriversidewalk student led tourist walks park leisure walks hang-out spot outdoor fitness bootcamp parkour club skateboarding competeensocial fitnessclub supportskateboardngclub servicedrop-ins youth socialising lunch youth cafe 48 COMMUNITY FRAMEWORK & MANIFESTO ZONE 3: YOUTH CONNECTION - bringing the community together seasonal kayaking daily relaxation weekly games seasonal light displays seasonal salsa ZONE 4: YOUTH EXPRESSION - sharing young people’s love of life seasonal exhibition seasonal youth festival daily socialising weekly youth led walks daily relaxing ZONE 1: YOUTH INSPIRED - providing fun multi-use facilities parent relaxation seasonal watersports weekly drop-in support daily walking weekly stakeboarding daily youth socialising daily youth cafe seasonal youth club activities ZONE 2: YOUTH BRIDGE - reactivating the river seasonal lifeguard training seasonal swimming weekly sports daily socialising weekly picnic daily gathering

YOUTH