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Central to Eveleigh

Urban Transformation and Transport Program

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Agenda

• Introductions a

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• Program o
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vervi view – bac ackground t to Ce Central l to Ev Eveleigh a and N North Eveleigh

• New n

neighbourhood p park

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COFFEE BREAK

• Celebrating p

place and creating a a community hub ar around t the Clo Clothing S Store

• Next s

steps a s and evaluation

Meeting ng r rul ules and nd hous usekeeping ng

Me Meeting ru rule les

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Under erstanding t the e context o

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entral t to Eve vele leigh Troy Da Daly, Program Di m Direc ector

What at is th the ta task?

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80 – 100 hectares i in the ‘ ‘cor

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• 500 h

00 hectare s study dy ar area

• 2-4 rail stations
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25-30 h hectar ares of s social housing e estates to also c consider

• A series of public realm projects –

new and renewed?

• A series of transport projects?
• A series of major housing, retail &

commercial development projects? Short to long term?

• How can it be paid for - ATP?

What does a great future look like for C2E?

Our ur responsib ibil ilit ity t to und understand th this p place ce

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Central t to Eveleig igh t thin inkin ing - ben benefits and trade e offs a at t three l ee level els

Ce Cent ntral to Eveleigh – pr process and nd Urban an Tran ansformat ation S Strat ateg egy

Pr Prec ecinct maste asterplan ans – rezoni ning ng proposal sals Prelim limin inary in inputs a and an anal alysi sis Shar ared v visi sion and nd b bene nefits

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desired be benefi fits fr from t the project

Urban an d desi sign an and planning f g framewor

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design a n and p planni ning ng principle les t to g guide f future planni ning ng d decisions ns

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str trate tegies for p place ces, ne networks a and nd neighbourhoods

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lidated f framework p plan

Delivery f y framewo work

• Preferred p

planning a approval pathw hways

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nding a and fina nanc ncing principle les a and strategy

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g term p progr gram governanc nce

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stakehold lder rela lationships

Urban n tr tran ansf sformat ation str strate ategy

Additi tional w workers Corridor 13 13,00 000 – 22,000 Study A Area 14, 4,000 – 25,00 000 Additi tional r residents ts Corridor 15 15,00 000 0 – 26,00 000 Study A Area 29,00 000 – 56,00 000

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Benefits

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What at w we e hear eard…

Strong ng c concerns ns

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affi fic an and acce ccess Other c concerns

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capa pacity (trains, wa waste c collection, s schools ls & & hospitals ls)

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uilding ng design s n stand ndards

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Sale e of AT ATP

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New n neighbourhood p d park Justine Kinch, AECOM

Community Consultation 2015

Comments

SAFE NATURE PLAY

SHADED

multipurpose spaces creative local space accessible

gatherings social interaction inclusive kick-about grass space informal seating BBQs picnic tables

community facilities

aesthetics basketball and skate

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consideration for dogs

adventure play

wildlife attracting gardens

imagination play permeable

Community Concerns & Comments

Urban design Northern access Iverys Lane safety and access Iverys lane edge Hardstand Kick-about space Children’s play

Additional park area Proposed child care

Urban Design / Reconfjgured Park Geometry

Access to the north Iverys Lane access Proposed shared zone Stair access

Access

Access to the north Iverys Lane access Proposed shared zone Stair access Level access

Access

Hardstand Level access paths

Hardstand Areas

Terracing planting buffer

Iverys Lane Edge

Kick-about reconfjguration

Kick-about Area

Play and activity locations

Play Locations

Focused Lighting

Lighting

Flexible community space

Flexible Community Space

Added bicycle parking

Bike Parking

Concept Design

Development lot Kick-about lawn Flexible seating/ event space Passive seating Passive seating Passive seating Flexible community space BBQ / picnic area Children’s play Toddlers play Landscaped terraces Childcare Historic Clothing Store

Central Lawn / Kick-about Area

Concept Design

Flexible Seating / Event Space

Concept Design

Central Spine

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Flexible Community Space

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Toddler Play 1-4

Concept Design

Children’s Play 5-12

Concept Design

Teenager and Adult Activities

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BBQ and Picnic Area

Concept Design

Informal Terraced Seating / Passive Recreation Spaces

Concept Design

Iverys Lane Edge

Concept Design

Photomontage - View 1

Concept Design

Photomontage - View 2

Concept Design

Concept Design

Photomontage - View 2 Unobscured

Masterplan

Site Analysis

9.00am 12.00pm 9.00am 12.00pm 3.00pm 3.00pm

Shadowing Winter Summer

Robust

Refjned

Material Palettes

Plant Palettes

Native

Exotic

Questions and discussion

Considering the preferred design for the park what issues may need to be considered to get the detailed design right? On a scale of 1 to 5, identify how well you think the proposed park will meet the needs of a wide range of users including, families, singles, younger people,

• lder people etc? Why?

Central to Eveleigh

Urban Transformation and Transport Program

COFFEE EE BREAK EAK

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Celeb ebrating p g place A commun unity hub ub around und t the Cl Clothing S Store Pu Public ar art an and h her eritage age

Vanessa G Gordo don

Art, cul ultur ure and nd heritage pl plan n

• establish a cultural heart
• create places to build skills
• increase community experience of creativity and

history

• a community place
• acknowledge heritage
• reflect stories
• contemporary look at heritage interpretation
• delight and discovery through public art pieces

Cloth thing S Sto tore e Publi lic a art a and heritage

North E Evelei eigh gh wh what at w we e hear eard..

Clothing S Store re Maximise community uses - creative and cultural + shared work spaces childcare health clinic art gallery or studio space performance space community meeting space Retail il Small supermarket Café shops selling books, art, music. Her eritage a and A d Art Priorities - stories of rail and Aboriginal community. Preference for small-medium sized pieces of public art woven into design across the site. Can use naming to reinforce history of place Had i d important f feedb eedback from the C e City o

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dney, Heritage Counc uncil a and nd others.

Our ur a appr pproach

Feedback from consultation on UTS Placemaking – use stories and creative anchor to inform design of public spaces. Stories for North Eveleigh (West) are rail and Aboriginal (past and contemporary) Creative anchor is contemporary – innovation alongside heritage Both short term activation – but in a way that tests long term possibilities Long term – public art, landscape design, heritage interpretation all interwoven and the parts add up to a great place.

Pre-settlement Railway expansion 1900 Colonial Sydney 1790 - 1850 Railway terminus - Eveleigh Stories

Name mes to

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history

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buildings, s, p places, s, workers, s, technology a and e even m materials ls

Evelei eigh gh S Stories es

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Names mes and d places es

• A. The Clothing Store
• C. Street behind Clothing Store
• B. New Park
• D. New pocket park (Air Raid Shelters)

Questions and discussion Refer to the worksheet To what extent do you agree we should draw on the history of the site to name buildings and streets?

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Public Art and Heritage

Preferred Locations

Heritage Interpretive seating Heritage Interpretive wall Heritage air raid shelter

KICK ABOUT SPACE KIDS PLAY 5-12

TEENAGER / ADULT ACTIVITY AREA FLEXIBLE COMMUNITY SPACE PASSIVE SEATING

BBQ/PICNC AREA

AIR RAID SHELTER LANDSCAPE TERRACES

TODDLERS PLAY

PASSIVE SEATING LOOK OUT AREA

FLEXIBLE SEATING / EVENT SPACE

Significant piece of art inspired by place Heritage Interpretive pavement Heritage workers wall

Pub ublic A Art O Oppo pportun unities

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Air R Raid S Shelters s showcase se artefacts o s or r remnants

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s brick cks, , wood, t track r rails ls and othe her remna nant nts f found nd on n site

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scaping (including shelters, s, p pavements, s seats) s) a acknowledges and celebrates t the Gadigal pe people o

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the Eora Nation

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“workers wall” ll” -the he trades a s and w workers s injured or kill lled a at Railw lway Worksh shops.

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the f former R Railway W Workshops

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l key h heritage i interpretation s signage panels ls -Clothing Store, former A Air R Raid S Shelters s and s site o

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the p previous historic b build lding, t the G Grange

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1. 1. Creat ative c community u uses 2. 2. Shared w working s spa paces 3. 3. Meeting s space 4. 4. Co Coffee s shop

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1. 1. Carriagewo works way ay 2. 2. Neighbourhood scal ale 3. 3. Meet a and a activate

Qu Quest stions a and d disc scussion – Co Commu mmunity us uses an and ret retail What type of art and cultural uses/activities would you like to see in the Clothing Store? To what extent do you agree that a coffee shop and small supermarket are the most important retail services for North Eveleigh? What other retail shops would be of benefit to the area? (would you like to see in North Eveleigh?)

Questions and discussion What ideas do you think will best tell the sites rail heritage and Aboriginal stories?

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• Information s

session – Saturday 2 2 Apr pril – Yaam aama Dhiya yaan, 255 255 Wilson S Street – 10 10am-1p 1pm

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lise techni nical s stud udies a and nd prepare State S Sig ignif nific icant Development Application

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exhibition c coordinated b by D Department of Planning a and Environm nment nt

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Transformation S Strategy – mid 2 2016 016

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Evaluation n and Thank y nk you

Hollis Park, Wilson Street Newtown | 4,830m2

Site Characteristics Hollis Park is located approximately 170m west of North Eveleigh Park.

• Informal turf kick-about space
• Formal tree planting in turf
• All ages playground with shade sails
• Changes in level/terracing to create fmat usable

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Local Park Size Comparison Study

Hollis Park

Level changes Kids play Kick-about space Hollis Park | 4,830m2 North Eveleigh | 4,652m2

North Eveleigh Park

Site Analysis

Urban Design Principles

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p l a y a r e a Pedestrian links Road layout Railway access Shared zones Vechicular access Pedestrian access Low density Medium density Higher density Retail / commercial Private open space Green public open space Activated Edge Child care outdoor play area KEY

Site Analysis

Constraints

Existing historic building to be retained Building curtilage to respond to historic character On site detention requirement (minimum 450m2) Maintain clear view corridor to historic building Overland fmow path Pipe fmow Steep topography high point Retaining required to Iverys Lane 9:00am building over shadowing Proposed built form Rail Corp land

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Spatial Arrangement

Concept Design