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WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES- OUTSIDE THE BOX DEVELOPMENT pty ltd

WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES- OUTSIDE THE BOX DEVELOPMENT pty ltd. Donna Clusker Wallie Cron Steven Roussac Joe Byrne Grace Cao. GOLDEN SQUARE. CONTEXT. Above average number of older residents Walking distance to shops, take aways and pubs Train line and station Heritage character

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WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES- OUTSIDE THE BOX DEVELOPMENT pty ltd

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  1. WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES-OUTSIDE THE BOXDEVELOPMENTpty ltd Donna Clusker Wallie Cron Steven Roussac Joe Byrne Grace Cao

  2. GOLDEN SQUARE

  3. CONTEXT • Above average number of older residents • Walking distance to shops, take awaysand pubs • Train line and station • Heritage character • Public bark available

  4. Residential VISION • Self supporting village within Bendigo’s boundaries • Easy living • Strong transport links and the potential for extensions

  5. Commercial VISION • Take advantage of the central location of the Golden Square area. • Beneficial road exposure • Flexible commercial development spaces • generous block size

  6. Residential OBJECTIVES • Creating a community that is able to rely on the Golden Square area for most common supplies and travelling into the CBD less • Higher standards of sustainable housing • Safe community living • Comfortable living • Shared green spaces

  7. Commercial OBJECTIVES • Produce high quality commercial developments around the Golden Square train station • Boost the economic sustainability of Golden Square • Increase the job opportunities within the commercial precinct • Create a commercial link to the golden square community

  8. Residential DESIGN OBJECTIVES • Create an intimate close nit community • Shared community spaces • Provide ongoing walkable spaces throughout the Golden square area • Provide a higher quality housing at a generally low cost to the buyer • Encourage further transport options • Provide affordable energy efficient housing

  9. Commercial DESIGN OBJECTIVES • Create a modern and more appealing commercial district whilst respecting the neighbourhood character of the Golden Square area • Capitalize on the accessibility of Golden Square relative to the Bendigo CBD • Employment opportunities for residents • Reinvigorate and contribute to activity centre

  10. GOLDEN SQUARE

  11. GOLDEN SQUARE

  12. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND We are going to focus on Osborne Street because if we get that right the rest of the sites will work. This is because Osborne Street is the big development potential out of the three sites.

  13. CONTEXT • Prime blue chip investment site • The location is linked to many activity centres eg. Latrobe University, athletics track and bushland • Good choice of transport opportunities • A strong rental market • Young community • Minimum development impact on surrounding neighbourhood

  14. Residential VISION • Highly marketable site • Attractive to younger people and students • The site provides the capacity for a diverse range of accommodation styles and prices • Shared open spaces

  15. Commercial VISION • Set a new standard of community living in the Bendigo urban area unlike any other though design and layout • create a destination, not only for the residents but also for bendigonians • Community focused centre not consumerist

  16. Residential OBJECTIVES • a range of mixed residential • A new destination for Bendigo • Beautiful public spaces • A safe community context

  17. Commercial OBJECTIVES • Produce a community focused lifestyle linked with commercial and community development • Create an incentive for business’ to expand into a new community • Provide job opportunities

  18. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND How vision and objectives will be designed ….

  19. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND

  20. Residential DESIGN OBJECTIVES • A fresh face for development in Bendigo • High quality shared green spaces • Provide better quality energy efficient mixed density residential • The most desirable new address in Bendigo

  21. Commercial DESIGN OBJECTIVES • A new style activity centre – community focused • shared spaces for community opportunities • Complementary retail spaces

  22. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND Deal with both golden square and university owned land How would the city be a better place by doing all of this? Reinforce all the critical things They will remember best diagram and best map and how you finish!!! If the city had the courage……had the capacity to implement… What we would have? a large number of people living in better developments Provided more affordable energy efficient housing Setting a new bench mark in residential and community development Finish on a aspirational note It would be a shame if we didn’t do it Name and shame doing it generically….move beyond the blandness Do u really want to make more of the same mistakes Golden square will become more disjointed and deteriorate. Rejuvenate it but build on the historical character Osborne is creating an identity out of nothing

  23. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND Put two design options on each of these slides one for Osborne and one for golden square

  24. UNIVERSITY OWNED LAND Put two design options on each of these slides one for Osborne and one for golden square

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