Urban Masterplanning - Everton Park Portfolio by yerburycreative

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EVERTON PARK MASTERPLAN A report complied by Taylor Yerbury (9422439), Overseen by Jim Gall and Clare Kennedy.

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EVERTON PARK MASTERPLAN

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CONTENTS

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EVERTON PARK MASTERPLAN

TY Architect. 2019 Proposed Masterplan Concept for Everton Park Council

1.0 INTRODUCTION

3.4 Land-use & Flooding

3.5 Important Existing Infrastructure

2.0 BACKGROUND

& Surrounding Site & Height Limits

4.0 MASTERPLAN ELEMENTS

1.1 Vision

2.1 Broader & Inner Context

2.2 History

2.3 Demographics

5.0 MASTERPLAN PROPOSAL

2.4 Current Social Conditions &

5.1 Overall Masterplan

Identifying People at Risk

5.2 Proposed Building Functions

3.0 SITE ANALYSIS

& Connection Strategies

3.1 Selected Site Analysis

5.3 Aesthetic Values

3.2 Seleted Site Photographs

5.4 Proposed Aesthetic Qualities

3.3 Selected Site Edge Analysis

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4.1 Masterplan Resources

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- Re-establish outdoor green spaces as the primary setting of public life - Defined by the residents to create a community, where they come first, paired second with a collection of multi-commerical spaces & central garden/ park spaces.

VISION

- Build around green energy. Reimagine and reframe the city and urban life through a green lens. - Independent energy systems developed by the suburbâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s people. - Prior to industralisation - everton park was once dedicated to local farming & agriculture. Therefore, to preserve the role of nature is important, bring back that connection to landscape and organic food to the table. - Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s important to exercise & emphasise natural space & energy with commerical & industrial surroundings. - Surrounded by natural reserves.

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1.1 VISION of REFOCUSING METABOLISM

CONNECTIONS OF PEOPLE & PLACE

WASTE TO RESOURCE.

- Re-establishing the necessity of walking/cycling around the suburb.

- Residents to adopt communal resource schemes (biophysical).

- This then connects person to place - aids in developing respect & community engagement. - Nature & rearrangement of spaces can contribute to community culture & interaction (larger community spaces needed).

- Social/economical schemes to involve and connect the community together to build a new way of life that is sustainable, and regenerative = education, recreation and experience.

- Defining the community - connecting through better landscapes, roads, bridges and pathways to direct better interactions.

- Trees planted for lush forests to seperate large roads in the suburb to not only bring back greenery, but also to be used for harvest when fully grown. And the cycle will continue. - Everton park will focus on waste to resource and continuing the process for all aspects.

METABOLISM

- Human and animal waste that the suburb produces into green energy for electric cars and to power the homes of the suburb and in the future aid in producing energy for the city as a whole.

An indicitive sketch of the aesthetic qualities of the humble, yet effective vision, that not only incorporates new, green technologies, but brings back the quiet, and self-sustaining town of Everton Park that developed from farm lands. This vision comments on that history mixing culture, sustainability, growth within the realms of the economy and social capabilities, with an ample amount of research tools and facilities. The vision will hope to set a new standard of living, which will promote other cities around the world to adapt itsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; qualities.

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2 BACKGROUND

2.1 THE BROADER & INNER CONTEXT

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EVERTON PARK

BROADER CONTEXT: Located approximately 8kms north from the Brisbane CBD, taking at least 24 minutes by car to travel too. As a closer inner-city suburb, it is surprisingly disconnected from the rest of the city. There are no train stations located within the suburb, with the closest being Gaythorne (see page _ for the location), meaning that the only option is bus if you cannot, by your own accord, get to the closest train station. Everton Park is predominantly residential, with more than a quarter of the population residing in semi-detached and higher density dwellings - on site analysis, it was clear that there were many puiblic housing schemes situated within the community.

FASTEST ROUTE - VIA M3 (23 MINUTES)

BRISBANE CBD

Everton Park is also a neighbourhood Watch area. EVERTON HILLS

MCDOWALL

INNER CONTEXT: Old Northern Road & Southpine Road merge into each other and is a four line road that pretty much splits the suburb into too. ( )Main and obvious issue found when performing a suburb analysis was South Pine Road - pedestrian traffic are unable to safely cross over in many main parts of the suburb due to the lack in lights and zebra crossings along the street. It almost acts as a barrier and seperation tool between the suburb, forcing a lack of connection. There is issues with not only walking, but cycling (no bike paths). From this short analysis of the main road, it is clear why people would prefer to drive rather than walk, as it is extremely clear how unsafe and frustrating it is to walk.

NEXUS CHURCH HOSPITAL SOUTH PINE ROAD

OLD NORTHERN ROAD

ARANA HILLS

When looking at the right side of the suburb (using South Pine Road as the split) it is clear that this is the most focused on for development, being an obvious indication of where new families/people will want to move in next too (being close to the suburb centre/ high density area). The left hand side of the split is mostly consisted of new townhouses and small blocks of estates rather than the old, smaller high rises in the south. It also has more green space.

intersection of roads

STAFFORD HEIGHTS

SOUTH PINE ROAD

CONTOR THAT DEFINES THE CHOSEN SITE LIBRARY/BOWLS CLUB

EVERTON PLAZA UPGRADES WOOLWORTHS OLD ‘MASTERS’ SHED

There is a extensive bike path ( shown indicitively) that connects nearly all pathways from the city through to Kedron, which brushes through the lower end of Everton Park.

FUTURE THINK MULTI-RES ANACONDA/ETC. SHOPS

GAYTHORNE FUTURE MIRVAC ESTATE

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STAFFORD

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2.2 HISTORY

40, 000 years ago | Aboriginal Migration to Australia

1870 | Industries were established, farms and vineyards for example, like the one owned by Thomas McDowall which he named after the inner north-eastern district of Everton in Liverpool, England. (Other industries were those of slaughter yards and fellmongeries).

1874 | Bunya railway timber reserve was established in Everton Park.

1899 | The closest railway to Everton Park within Enoggera was opened.

1908 | The railway within Enoggera extended to Gaythorne, even closer to Everton Park.

1934 | Everton Primary School was opened.

1961 | First shopping centre was opened on Stafford Road, across for the former post office and store on South Pine Road.

"Everton Park | Queensland Places". 2019. Queenslandplaces.Com.Au. https:// queenslandplaces.com.au/everton-park. Images from the communal Facebook group of Everton Park.

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1970 | Everton Park was considered to be fully settled by this time, and since has been an aging community and growth of empty-nester households.

2002 | The Everton park boundary extended out and over the Northside Christian College (1985), North West Private Hospital and North West shopping plaza, including them into the catchment.

2013 | The State government announced plans to close nine schools including Everton park State High School, despite identification of Everton Park as a growing suburb.

2018 | Everton Plaza laneway extension begins construction. Urban village of 5 stages proposed to city council for approval. Mirvac releases masterplan for new house estate of both houses and townhouses.

2019 | QUT students begin designing ideas for Everton Park Masterplan.

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2.3 DEMOGRAPHICS By talking to locals within this area, they believe the surrounding pathways and roads need an upgrade to aid in pedestrians and essentially the older generation due to the fact that if they can’t drive but want to walk it is extremely difficult. This will even aid the younger generations moving here to begin a family. “2016 Census Quickstats: Everton Park”. 2019. Quickstats.Censusdata.Abs. Gov.Au. https://quickstats.censusdata.abs.gov.au/census_services/getproduct/census/2016/quickstat/SSC31022.

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AGES: 0-4 YEARS: 588 5-9 YEARS: 501 10-14 YEARS: 425 15-19 YEARS: 443 20-24 YEARS: 754 25-29 YEARS: 832 30-34 YEARS: 837 35-39 YEARS: 691 40-44 YEARS: 615 45-49 YEARS: 529 50-54 YEARS: 474 55-59 YEARS: 434 60-64 YEARS: 385 65-69 YEARS: 380 70-74 YEARS: 317 75-79 YEARS: 287 80-84 YEARS: 192 85+ YEARS: 180

POPULATION: 8, 862 (2016 census) MALE: 48.8% FEMALE: 51.2% MEDIAN AGE: 37

FAMILIES: 2, 414 (2016 cenus) AVERAGE CHILD(REN) PER FAMILY FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN: 1.7 FOR ALL FAMILIES: 0.6

NATIONALITIES: AUSTRALIAN: 77.5% ENGLAND: 2.7% NEW ZEALAND: 2.4% INDIA: 1.1% ITALY: 0.9% SCOTLAND: 0.8%

ALL PRIVATE DWELLINGS: 4, 042 (2016 cenus) AVERAGE PEOPLE PER HOUSEHOLD: 2.4 MED. WEEKLY HOUSEHOLD INCOME: $1, 590 MED. MONTHLY MORTGAGE REPAYMENTS: $1, 950 MED. WEEKLY RENT: $380 AVERAGE MOTOR VEHICLES PER DWELLING: 1.7

DWELLING COUNT: OCCUPIED PRIVATE: 91% UNOCCUPIED PRIVATE: 9%

DWELLING STRUCTURE: SEPERATE HOUSE: ` 66.6% SEMI-DETACHED (TOWNHOUSE): 20.5% FLAT OR APARTMENT: 12.4% OTHER: 0

2.4 SOCIAL CONDITIONS & THOSE AT WHO COULD BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST IN URBAN DESIGN

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Throughout a person’s life we learn, we grow and

HEALTH AS A WHOLE IN BRISBANE

MENTAL ILLNESS NEEDS TO BE CONSIDERED

JOBS & AVALIABLE OPPORTUNITIES

the causes musculoskeletal con-

over 60% of people in bris-

approximately 5.6% of ever-

ditions, digestive disease, injuries

bane were estimated to be

ton park residents are un-

and mental disorders combined

that their were people at risk within the community

treated by public and private

employed, and 4.3% are way

will account for 60% of all admis-

who were often left out of society. (The statistics

specialised services for men-

from work due to illness or in-

above and discussed below were founded upon the

sions by 2026, therefore, access to

tal disorders. approximately

cidients. 62.3% work full-time,

Queensland 2016 Cenus).

hospitals for all socioeconomical

14% of these adults had a

and 27.8% are part-time.

backgrounds are important.

severe disorder.

we mature - not just physically, but mentally too. When viewing the demographics and communities surrounding Everton Park, it was determined

Developers and urban designers do not focus enough on the community within a suburb as a whole, but rather those that have money, and are abled. Every single person should be given prop-

HOSPITALS, GPs & OTHER HEALTH OFFICES

THE YOUTHFUL GENERATIONS

THE OLDER GENERATION IS GROWING IN SIZE

in everton park there is north

by 2026 brisbane’s young popula-

by 2026 brisbane will reach nearly

west private hospital, and a

tion will increase by 250,000 (28%

5.7 million people, an increase of

range of private practices

of the increase), with an additional

nearly 90,000 per year. 1/3 will be

Those at risk and need to be catered for are the old,

(everton hills family practice,

340,000 people aged 30-64 years

people aged 65 years and older.

the young and those with disabilities and/or disor-

go2 health and old northern

(37% of the increase). the change

therefore, the increase in multi-

ders, physical or mental. it is important to under-

road medical centre).

will increase on the demand for GP

morbidity associated with chron-

stadn that these too need to be considered when

and hospital services.

ic diseases will put pressure on

urban designing as they are apart of society and

er recognition and representation through the urban environment and especially within these lonely sectors of society that are not catered for in urban design decisions, except when specifically tailored to to them.

should not be constantly left on the outskirts.

health services.

“2016 Census Quickstats: Everton Park”. 2019. Quickstats.Censusdata.Abs.Gov.Au. https://quickstats.censusdata.abs.gov.au/census_services/getproduct/census/2016/quickstat/SSC31022. And the Queensland Mental & Physical Health Commission Information & the Queensland Goverment websitre +was used to inform this discussion. TY Architect. 2019 Proposed Masterplan Concept for Everton Park Council

3 SITE ANALYSIS

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3.1 SELECTED SITE ANALYSIS When selecting the site, I needed a large amount of land to work with that I could morph into a positive, welcoming atmosphere for the community of Everton Park. This site was primarily chosen due to the desire to reuse the Masters’ shed materials, and relocate/reuse the large buildings next to it (anaconda and spotlight) as they do not fit with the theme of Everton Park.

The Masterplan will develop these existing buildings into a new proposed dwelling and spacial qualities with durable and sustainable materials while using what can be used to save money, time and resources. The goal within this site is to minimise constructuion waste, create a new and sustaining environment that allows for local businesses such as farms and retailers to sell what is needed to the public and within a space that is important and an icon for people within the community, then around Brisbane to travel to and visit.

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CHOSEN SITE: THE OLD MASTERS’ SHED, AND THE SHOPPING CENTRE NEXT TO IT.

This site will also incorporate techniques in separating, recovering and re-using organic waste with the market also being a small farm, as the soil within Everton Park is acceptable. From the vision of Waste to Resource, it will be tackled in numerous ways, such as, recycling sheds of all objects and materials, and designated areas out of site for storage, and removal daily.

be replaced again within the site and accompanied by more. The private and public areas will be accomodated for with the use of visual and acoustic privacy tools, such as natural elements and timber screenings.

All in all the site will be used for its best purposes, within taking away the environment. Any trees or natural elements taken, will

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3.2 SITE PHOTOGRAPHS 1

ENTRY FROM WOOLWORTHS STREET INTO THE WOOLWORTHS SHOPPING CENTRE.

ROUND-ABOUT VIEW OF STREET TO OLD MASTERS’ SHED AND ROAD TOWARDS HARVEY NORMAN.

OLD MASTERS’ SHED

SPOTLIGHT AT THE CORNER OF WOOLWORTHS STREET.

SPARE LOT WHERE FUTURE THINK ARCHITECTS ARE PROPOSING HIGH RISE.

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CURRENTLY...

3.3 SELECTED SITE EDGE ANALYSIS (AND SURROUNDING ROADS)

FUTURISTICALLY...

The hiearchy involves cars and trucks being at the top, which is extremely unsustainable within our environment. Therefore it needs to be turned upside-down.

The pyramid within transport and connecting links need to change in order for a greener city.

PEDESTRIANS

CYCLISTS

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

1. Primary road to be split and detailed with landscaping and tall trees to soften the look of the harsh urban landscape.

CARGO TRANSPORTATION

2. Primary road to be redeveloped with bike pathways that link to the cbd directly for safe and sustainable transport options.

INDIVIDUAL TRANSPORTATION

3. Primary road to be redeveloped with more pedestrian crossings for easier connection to those residents that live on the left hand side of the main road, away from the shops.

"Time To Turn Our Transportation Pyramid Right-Side Up". 2019. West Coast Environmental Law. https://www.wcel.org/ blog/time-turn-our-transportation-pyramid-right-side.

4. The empty masters block will be redeveloped into the future project that will aid in the connection issue of Everton Park - purposing to be a self sustainable food market, water & energy management centre and cultural centre. 5. Bus stations need to be upgraded with more shelter and comfortable sitting for those waiting on that busy primary road. PRIMARY ROAD BUS ROUTES CAR PARKING OPTIONS TRAFFIC CONJESTION LEVELS

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3.4 LAND-USE & FLOODING ANALYSIS Land-Use Analysis:

EMPTY GRASSED PARKLANDS NOT FOR SALE

CURRENTLY GRASSED LAND, BUT HAVE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENTS PENDING.

RETAIL AND FOOD, SOME OLD, SOME UNDER CONSTRUCTION WITH NEW DEVELOPMENTS OF LANEWAYS.

MASTERS EMPTY AND UNLEASEABLE SHED, HAS BEEN FOR LEASE FOR MONTHS.

PUBLIC SPACE (E.G. LIBRARY & BOWLS CLUB)

Flooding Analysis: CREEK/WATERWAY FLOOD PLANNING AREA 1

CREEK/WATERWAY FLOOD PLANNING AREA 3

CREEK/WATERWAY FLOOD PLANNING AREA 4

OVERLAND FLOW FLOOD PLANNING AREA In regards to the flooding analysis, it is important for the new masterplan to incorporate a cataylst decision to accomodate this issue sustainably and with purpose. A channel within the next project will be proposed to help direct the water and essentially make it an aesthetic quality within the catchment, with ponds and other areas that can fill up with excess water (see the dashed arrows for more details. TY Architect. 2019 Proposed Masterplan Concept for Everton Park Council

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3.5 IMPORTANT EXISTING INFRASTRUCTURE SURROUNDING SITE & HEIGHT LIMIT

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Important existing infrastructure: The existing infrastructure around the site is important to developing the new masterplan with consideration to those around it and how it will aid in a positive way, rather than negative. 1) Charlies raw squeeze/market 2) Woolworths & everton park plaza 3) Library & bowls club 4) Cafe

MAXIMUM 5 STOREYS AND 17.5m HIGH

MAXIMUM 3 STOREYS AND 10.5m HIGH

MAXIMUM 7 STOREYS AND 21m HIGH

Height limit: Everton park has three different zones of height restrictions.

Maximum 3 storeys and 10.5M high

Maximum 7 storeys and 21m high

Maximum 5 storeys and 17.5M high

However, from recently development proposals and a potential highrise within the 7 storey zone, this could change. Therefore, thinking about the future masterplan of everton park some sort of illusion of height may need to be implemented to match this highrise this masterplan aims to preserve many of the surburbian qualities therefore going higher then 7 metres will not be an optional, but designing to give the illusion of greater height might be an inspirational idea for the everton park.

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4 MASTERPLAN ELEMENTS

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4.1 MASTERPLAN ELEMENTS

An indicitive example of how the buildings within the new Everton park scheme will be designed with passive design concepts implemented, and complimented by helpful and green technology.

The key elements have been formed with extensive research on successful green cities and suburb analysis. Acknowledging the authors of such research that has taken place, include: “The Architecture of Happiness” by Alain de Botton “Triumph of the City” by Edward Glaeser “Future Cities” & “Becoming Human by Design” by Tony Fry Essentially the goal of the masterplan is to incorporate as much sustainably and health of the environment into the urban design - by doing this it will become a city of the future that looks after itself within taking to much away from the world. Not only will it incorporate sustainable aspects within aesthetic qualities, construction and use over time, but it will also talk to the cultural aspect of Everton Park, and it’s communities within it. All diversities will be accounted for.

As this Masterplan develops it will be a vision for the future, in regards to both sustainability & culture. KEY ELEMENTS • • • • • •

Designing for All Sustainable Foundations for the Future Understanding the Needs of the People Combining all Uses between Commerical and Residental Creating Long-Lasting Communities Social, Emotional & Physical Wellbeing

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Spawl & Density

Offers within Transport

A Uniqueness

The Everton Park upgrade aims to densify the population/move the current residencies into close proximity to the city centre, as it does and will have much to offer to those that live nearby. Whether this is through modern and sustainable new residencies, or connection pathways for easy and quick travel. By making these connected it will activate the streets during the day and throughout the night.

Cars may have given humanity the freedom we once a hundred or so years ago, didn’t have, but they are also bad for the environment and in reality should not be used for just going down to the corner shop. Therefore, converting roads into pedestrain and cycleways will allow for an improvement in pedestrian movement. Not only is it better for the environment, but also the resident’s health.

In all the reports regarding successful urban design within communities, residents need an identifiable spatial character to belong to. There needs to be connects through the use of parks, design and space. People want to live within a suburb and area that is different and unique to all others. A place that is connected to the city culture, but also seperate so they can unwind after a long week.

Surburian Variety

Seven-Storey Height Limit

Lifestyle Activities

The Everton Park upgrade facilitates the needs of everyone, where it incorporated not only a place for shopping and commerical/business values, but also for educational, health, research & experiences. It will offer small spaces for offices and businesses, while successfully providing other services of mix-use in areas that compliment the other laneways and developments currently being constructed.

Throughout the urban research it was clear that high buildings can effect a person’s mental health. Not only do high buildings in suburbs look ridiculious and out of context, but they also don’t make residents that reside there to feel good - they cannot successfully unwind from their busy week.

Throughout Everton Park there are many few spots where residents and the outside public come to congregate and connect with each other. These existing spots will be enhanced and upgraded to allow more people through and create a larger connection between people and place. Recognising where most activities will occur will aid in bring value and a point of orientation for other visitors.

The Specifics & Levels of Public Space

The Young & the Old

Consideration of Cars & Pedestrain Pathways

All suburbs and cities need a place for people to congregate too, that is known to be a popular public place to meet and greet, or relax in solitude. It is also important to public to have degrees of public space, as everyone is different, and the way residential and public spaces are popularly intertwined to be able to balance both together correctly so the people residing there feel safe, secure and are able to wind down successfully after and during a long work week.

. Even though suburbs are mostly catered for those between a certain age group, Everton Park aims to change that and purpose a new design that incorporates a combination of generations intertwined and included. Especially, children & the elderly. They need to be able to use the suburb without many difficulties to recognise that they are a meaningful part of society

It is clear Brisbane values the idea of an active lifestyle, with new cycle and pedestrain paths (away from roads) are popping up quickly and directing the local traffic to the surrounding suburbs of the city. It is important to continue this throughout Everton Park, especially since this is one of the first aspects of the suburb noticably missing. By giving the residents of Everton Park a safe and cleaner option to get to work, would be a great start for a self-sustaining city. If you walk and ride throughout your suburb, you as a resident, will tend to care more about it.

5 MASTERPLAN PROPOSAL

THE VISION:

a collection of structures that have an energy saving & researving scheme implimented as a complimenting concept to the waste to resource vision. OCCUPANCY SENSORS TO ALLOW FOR ENERGY SAVINGS Sensors built in and run on solar power so the building has the intellegance to turn power off if the occupant has left.

RECYCLING

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS THAT ALLOW THE BUILDING TO COOL ITSELF DOWN

For waste to resource, and will have sectors for companies to purchase the waste and turn it into a product.

For example, chilled beams, which have been known and tested to cool large buildings down.

RESEARCH ON DISPLAY For the community and others with the interest of sustainable living can congregate and learn.

ENHANCED EVELOPE ENERGY SAVINGS

High performance schemes. Systems with the technology to enhance the envelope.

NATURAL VENTILATION NATURAL ELEMENTS For setting calm, and collective tones, while naturally cooling the suburb down.

PASSIVE DESIGN

Constructioning a builkding that is sustainabily orientated.

AN ARRAY OF SOLAR PANELS FOR ENERGY CREATION

Provide and filter rain water for use on site. Solar power can heat, cool and sustainabily provide energy to the small businesses.

CLEAN WATER CREATION

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5.1 MASTERPLAN PROPOSAL • • LEGEND 1.

Local Food Market dedicated to Farmers and organic and sustainable production. (Referring and implementing the community’s favourite grocer: Charlies Raw Squeeze.

Educational and activity nodal spaces that contribute to the local food production, & waste management (like compost) with research facilities.

Community square and outdoor amphitheater for day and night time council activities.

Residential area that incorporates retirement living.

Commerical area that includes retail, resturants and other mixed-use facilities, along with studios for small to meduim businesses (e.g. a gym, public pool, etc.)

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Relocated Library which will incorporate a research centre that will also have energy consumoing equipment located within it.

Seven-Story residential building with small shops (retail/food) within the bottom level.

Parklands.

THINK ARCHITECTS FUTURE HIGH-RISE PROPOSAL

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Morified/updated roads to include cycleways and pedestrain crossings to allow for better connections to the city centre.

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Indicitive pooling reservoirs that will channel together to help with flooding issues. Can incorporate a cleaning filter so the water can be used on the plants and for drinking/collecting water for the rest of the community sustainably. Passive design will be incorporated in all buildings for a more sustainable energy outcome naturally.

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5.2 BUILDING FUNCTIONS & CONNECTION STRATEGIES BUILDING FUNCTION LEGEND

• EDUCATIONAL/RESEARCH/ACTIVITY SPACES.

RETAIL/COMMERICAL/BUSINESS SPACES. RESIDENTIAL/RETIREMENT LIVING.

CONNECTIONS • LEGEND 1.

Pulling people into the city centre from the main roads and from the direction of the CBD.

Connections made between present shopping centres and linking them through easy pedestrain access.

Cycleways move through the main roads and into the surrounding mixed-use roads within the new proposed site.

Direct relationships with the Woolworths shopping centre and Think Architects future proposed high-rise.

Connecting people to the environment through beautiful stretching pathways between buildings and parks, that move throughout the whole site from South Pine Road to Stafford Road.

Two semi main roads that move throughout and around the site.

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THINK ARCHITECTS FUTURE HIGH-RISE PROPOSAL

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HIGHEST BUILDINGS TO INCORPORATE SOLAR PANELS FOR NATURAL ENERGY CONSUMPTION TO CONTRIBUTE LARGE AMOUNTS OF ENERGY FOR THE PLAN

5.3 AESTHETIC VALUES

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These images are the inspiration for the aesthetics and feel for the proposed masterplan. They have inspired the hand perspective drawings on the following pages. (All rights reserved to the studios that own these images: found off ArchDaily.com) 1. Usaquen Urban Wetland by Architects: Obraestudio Landscaping that is structured, but inviting, with water bodies and connections. 2. World’s Smartest Neighbourhood by Architects: UNStudio Humble Food Market with vegetables and produce surrounding the retail precinct. 3. World’s Smartest Neighbourhood by Architects: UNStudio Forests bringing back nature to medium density residential areas and connecting people back to their roots. Also surrounding the commercial precincts. 4. Craft Urban Ramp Creil by Architects: Espace Libre Zig-Zag pathways throughout the precinct for pedrestrains to walk through and cyclists to ride - exercise and a place to relax. 5. Craft Urban Ramp Creil by Architects: Espace Libre Places to sit, stand and stare at the nature surrounding the precinct. 6. DT Plateau By Architects: 4of7 & IoT CIP The outdoor podium space for residents and visitors to use to congregate and connect with the community and use for activity nodes. 7. Georgian Railway Headquarters by Architects: GRAFT Focusing in on the roads, this is an example of restoring the trees and nature back within suburbia, these trees will also be planted, cut and used as a local resource. That cycle will continue for the use of sustainable materials. 8. Swedish Suburbia by Architects: Henning Larsen Wide roads, with cycle paths becoming more than just a small section of a main road - they need to be seperated and somewhat designed away from traffic for safety of both drivers and cyclist. 9. Athletes’ Villiage by Architects: Dominique Perrault Trees and wide pathways for pedestrians to spread out and discover their new suburbia - similar to the South Bank pathways as well that are covered in trees and vines. This cools down the suburb as well.

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5.4 PROPOSED AESTHETIC QUALITIES

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The following sketches indicitively present the aesthetic qualities the vision wishes to achieve within the next stage of the project. These images are only proposed and are subject to change, but nevertheless portray the vision I wish to achieve.

An indicitive sketch to show a pathway between the esidential and commerical district of the site.

An indicitive sketch to show the aesthetics of a potential humble and warm food market within the site.

An indicitive sketch of the aesthetics of the outside of the humble food market that could suggest it to be constructed out of timber with black framing.

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5.4 PROPOSED AESTHETIC QUALITIES

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An indicitive sketch to show a pathway between the market and research/activity nodes, with a pavillion between them.

An indicitive sketch to show a potential design and upgrade of a main road, for it to be more suburbian friendly.

3. An indicitive sketch to represent the humble qualities of the new library

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TY Architect. 2019 Proposed Masterplan Concept for Everton Park Council

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WE ARE THE INTERCONNECTED WALKABLE NODES; THE LOCALISED ECONOMY; THE SUSTAINING & ADVANCED ENERGY SYSTEMS; THE WAYS OF THINKING & COMMUNICATING; BUT, MOST OF ALL, WE ARE A COMMUNITY WHICH THRIVES OFF SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS, AND SUPPORTS SYSTEMS OF CULTURAL CHANGE FOR A BETTER FUTURE. WE ARE THE NEW EVERTON PARK