Overview • JBA Urban Development Services • Themes, Aims and Goals • Competition Registrar • Competition Program • Competition Documents • The Jury • Prize Money
JBA Urban Development Services • JBA is a Sydney based urban development consultancy • We are recognised leaders in statutory and strategic planning, urban design and community engagement • The JBA team has been involved in managing many successful design competitions
Key Personnel Chris Proctor – Director, Urban Design Andrew Duggan – Director, Planning Jim Murray – Principal Planner Brendan Hoskins – Senior Planner
Chris Procter BArch MAUD (Harvard) AIA • A strategic and creative director of architecture and urban revitalisation, with over 25 year’s experience across four continents. • A juror for the 2013 NSW Sulman Medal for Public Architecture and the 2013 Lloyd Rees Award for Urban Design. • Managed the international competition for One Alfred Street, Sydney and has been an entrant, registrar and juror on more than 10 competitions.
Andrew Duggan BA MURP LLD MPIA • Over 15 years experience in the NSW property and development sector as both a town planner and environmental planning lawyer. • Andrew and Chris are the project co-leads, providing strategic direction and are responsible for ensuring milestones are achieved and the Competition is delivered in accordance with quality outcomes.
International Design Ideas Competition • Conceptual designs • Global reach – Architectural firms; institutes; universities; journals; websites – Europe & UK – North & South America – SE Asia – Middle East – Australia and NZ
Three Key Themes • Competition for ideas to reveal the potential of the Site to meet the City of Ryde’s aims and goals • Identify a concept, community support, guide the future use of the Site • Winner will display significant architectural merit, be achievable,
The Aims • Beyond best practice sustainable design • Innovation • Diversity • Flexible application of the planning controls to allow unexpected solutions • Release the advantages of the Site to sustain an iconic solution • Community engagement
The Goals • Local govt. operations / flexibility for space to be viable for commercial • Multi-functional space to support community needs – indoor / outdoor • Office and retail – enhance employment and meet local requirements • Residential dwellings / key worker housing • Enhanced pedestrian connectivity • Investigate improved links to bus services
The Competition Registrar • Manage the competition process in consultation with the City of Ryde to ensure the desired outcomes are achieved • Advise on Competition methodology and staging • Co-ordinate the production of the Competition documentation and procedures • Facilitate endorsement from the AIA – credibility • First point of contact and liaison for the competitors, the jury and Council during the Competition • Facilitate the Jury assessment
Competition Documents • Design Competition Brief • Competition Conditions • Jury Brief • International Promotional Strategy
The Jury • The Jury will consist of three experienced industry professionals each notable for their pre-eminence in one of the following fields – Public Service – Architecture; and – Property Industry
Competition Program Milestone Timeframes Stage 1 Open Competition January – March 2016 (6 weeks) Stage 1 Public Exhibition April – May 2016 (3 weeks) Stage 1 Evaluation and shortlisting May 2016 Stage 2 Invited Competition May – June 2016 (6 weeks) Stage 2 Public Exhibition July 2016 (3 weeks) Stage 2 Evaluation and Winner Announced August 2016
Prize Money and Compensation • Key to attract the highest calibre competitors • The competition is to provide a total pool of $350,000 (AUD) • Three / four shortlisted entrants to receive $50,000 • The winning entrant will be awarded an additional prize of $150,000
Stage 1 • Stage One is an open international design ideas competition, comprising the following key components: – Competitors to evaluate the sites development potential over a six (6) week period – Clarifications/questions via the Competition Registrar during the competition – Community to rank their top 5 concepts – preferred concept into Stage 2 – The Jury will select three (3) entrants to be shortlisted and participate in Stage 2
Stage 2 • Stage Two is an invited design competition, comprising the following key components: – Competitors will provide a detailed analysis of the sites development potential over a six (6) week period – Public exhibition – Community polled on final submissions and result forwarded to Jury – The Jury will determine a winner of the Competition
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