BREWERY YARD - Major Projects
Transcript of BREWERY YARD - Major Projects
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P U B L I C D O M A I N J e p p e A a g a a r d A n d e r s e n + T u r f D e s i g n S t u d i o
B R E W E R Y YA R D
S T A T E S I G N I F I C A N T D E V E L O P M E N T A P P L I C A T I O N
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C E N T R A L P A R K S y d n e y
C l i e n t : C h r i s L o c k , I P G e n e r a t i o n
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I P G e n e r a t i o n PROJECT DESCRIPTION
P R O J E C T D E S C R I P T I O N SITE CONTEXT
The Brewery Yard (block 4B) is located in the heart of the Central Park precinct framed by the DUO and The Steps, Chippendale Way and Chippendale Green. A brick paved courtyard is proposed to provide breakout opportunities for the new upgraded Brewery Building. This Significant Development Application (SSDA) will also include a renewed through site link, connecting from the forecourt to the southern open space. The new publicly accessible courtyard and through site link will be characterised by active building frontages, visually striking trees, planting features and a detailed brick paving palette.
CONNECTIVITY
Centrally located within the Central Park precinct, the Brewery Yard will be an important gateway for those travelling from the DUO site, Broadway, UTS, Kensington Street and the Main Park. It is expected that the most pedestrian traffic will be coming from the DUO through site link and Main Park via the Brewery courtyard and through site link.
ACCESS
Permeability and accessibility of the streetscape and public domain is seen as a key aspect of the design. Universal access to AS1428 has been incorporated into the streetscape, connecting walkways and building entries without compromising design quality.
PLANTING Evergreen trees proposed within key planters to the centre of the courtyard, west of the building. These trees will provide shade all year round and visual nodes for this industrial space. To complement the trees and the site wide character, lush vibrant coloured understorey species were proposed.
MATERIALS
The proposed design include a simplified palette that stitch together the historic character of the brewery building and footprints of modernity across Central Park. New herringbone brick paving intend to share the flavours of the new bustling Kensington Street and Spice Alley. Steel planters emphasises the industrial character of the Brewery building while connecting with the neighbouring public forecourt between DUO and The Steps.
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I P G e n e r a t i o n PUBLIC DOMAIN PLAN1:200@A3
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Brewery Yard site boundary
Concrete unit paving match existing
Brick stairs, handrails and TGSIs
Steel raised planters. Powdercoated finish. Refer to page 5 for planting information.
Main Western entrance with Architectural awning over.
Stairs access with intermediate planters
Steps and breakout terrace mediating levels between public domain and internal FFL.
Future signage location for further approval. Design development required.
Hatch access to Trigen plant below basement. Infill lid to match adjacent surface finish.
Existing structures to be clad to complement site. Architect to specify.
Pedestrian ramp dimensions have been adopted from City of Sydney’s technical specification for concrete unit paving, drawing No:2.3.6, revision D, Dated 1 December 2019
Vehicular crossing dimensions have been adopted from City of Sydney’s technical specification for concrete unit paving, drawing No: 2.3.9, revision D, Dated 1 December 2019
Removable bollards to allow for restricted access only
DDA compliant access from building east. Refer to Architectural plans. Design development required.
Through site link. After hours security gates to be provided.
DDA compliant access ramp in accord with AS1428.1.
Notes:
• All works that interfaces with heritage fabric are to be carried out in accordance with the Schedule of Conservation Works prepare by Urbis.
• Public Domain Area : 1490 m2 area excludes existing building, foyer and 3x existing structures (8).
• Public Art to be installed in courtyard. Artwork by others. Final location to be determined in consultation with City of Sydney, client and artist.
• Existing pit to be in-filled to match surrounding pavement where applicable.
Removable bollards to protect existing pipeworks
Proposed feature trees
Brick banding, stretcher pattern
Brick paving, herringbone pattern
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C E N T R A L PA R K A V E N U E
BREWERY BUILDING 26
BREWERY BUILDING 22BREWERY BUILDING 23
BREWERY BUILDING 30
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I P G e n e r a t i o n LEVELS & GRADING PLAN1:200@A3
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BREWERY BUILDING 22FFL 13.83
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BREWERY BUILDING 30FFL 14.40
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Brewery Yard site boundary
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Proposed grade1:40
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Brick banding - match existing banding.
Raised planter - powdercoat finish Steel handrails + TGSI.AS1428.1 compliant
PAVING & STAIRS
FURNITURE & FIXTURES
S t r e e t e l e m e n t s & F u r n i t u r e P l a n t i n g p a l e t t e
Ty p i c a l P l a n t e r S e c t i o n
Removable bollard
STREET ELEMENTS & PLANTING PALETTE
Brick paving - Bowral Hamlet Blue Paver 230 x 76 x 55mm
Suggested species: TreeFicus benjamina
UnderstoreyAlcantarea ‘Rubra’
Buxus microphylla
Gardenia florida
Murraya ‘Min-A-Min’
Raphiolepis ‘Oriental Pearl’
Ground coverTrachelospermum jasminoides
Plectranthus neochilus
Notes:
Trees to be installed at >400L pot.
All understorey plant to be installed at 300mm pot and 400mm spacing to provide immediate visual impact.
Minimal mulch exposure.
Alcantarea imperialis ‘Rubra’
Ficus benjamina
Buxus microphylla ‘Microphylla’
Murraya ‘Min-A-Min’
Plectranthus neochilusRaphiolepis ‘Oriental Pearl’
Trachelospermum jasminoides
Gardenia augusta ‘Florida’
CoS Concrete Unit Paving - match existing
Granite Setts - loading bay
Brick stairs - indicative brick arrangement.