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1. Feature paved entry area (to match

lobby)

2. Raised planters (+600mm wall height

with mounding to achieve approx

1000mm depth for trees)

3. Main gathering/event space,

positioned for city views to the SW.

Open paved area for flexibility of

use, with shade cover over.

4. Bar for informal seating as general

use, serving bar for event use with

circulation space behind.

5. Kitchen bar with BBQ.

6. Circulation space behind kitchen bar

for catering equipment & preparation

or events.

7. Bar & stool to the edge of the roof for

open views.

8. Shade structures over event/

gathering space. Informal seating

& table setting may be utilised in

general use mode for shaded seating.

9. Linear seat & tables setting

integrated with planter walls for

small informal gatherings or outdoor

meeting/work station.

10. Feature spreading shade trees -

larger specimens selected where

planter width is greatest.

11. Screen trees to buffer roof plant

equipment area.

12. Dense bank of planting to western

edge.

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NOTE: ROOF GARDEN CONCEPT INDICATIVE ONLY. FINAL DESIGN TO BE RESOLVED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TENANT.

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AMENDED IN REDBy: Date:

Tom Barker12 February 2018

The Jubilee Hotel470 St Pauls Terrace,Fortitude Valley

Landscape Concept

THE JUBILEE HOTEL REFURBISHMENT Stage 2 Development application amenDment 26.02.2021

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Document Issue Purpose Date Approved

20146 LC-01 A Draft 05/02/21 AG20146 LC-01 B For Information 15/02/21 AG20146 LC-01 C For Information 19/02/21 AG

For: JGL Properties + Tony Burnett Hotels

Wild Studio wildstudio.com.au

13/46 Douglas StreetMilton Qld 4064PO Box 287 Paddington Qld 4064

ABN: 38 638 202 123

© 2020 Wild Studio Australia Pty Ltd

Contents

1 Context2 Nature-Based Behaviour3 Biophyllia4 Design Response5 Planting Strategy6 Maintenance


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1.0 Context

“Fortitude Valley is a contradiction in itself – raw, yet sophisticated. It is where elegance and style meet grungy and offbeat, and heritage-listed properties proudly stand among contemporary buildings. From the cranking of a coffee grinder to the final closing doors of nightclubs – Fortitude Valley is the suburb that never sleeps.

The Valley, as it is affectionately known, was Australia’s first dedicated entertainment district and continues to be a hive of activity. Live music pumps and international DJs are drawn to the clubs and chic bars. From local acts at the tiniest dive bar, through to big names at The Fortitude Music Hall –Brisbane’s live music scene was born, raised and continues to thrive on these streets.”

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2.0 Nature-Based Behaviour

Plants generate happiness. Designing a space with a carefully considered planting strategy can have a positive impact on people’s mood and behaviour. Incorporating this into a public venue which serves alcohol is a great way to encourage positive social behaviours and generates a vibrant atmosphere.“Research shows that people who spend extended lengths of time around plants tend to have better relationships with others. This is due to measurable increases in feelings of compassion; another effect of exposure to ornamental plants.”


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3.0 Biophyllia

Exploring Biophilia in the public realm

“Biophilia hypothesis, idea that humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life.”

The movement towards nature-based urban environments is growing awareness of the health and wellness benefits from contact with nature, a concept known as biophilia. Exposure to nature has been shown to lower levels of cortisol, the human stress hormone, as well as stimulate creativity. Employers competing for the best workers are using outdoor amenities to show they care about their staff’s well-being.”

Water is believed to induce nurturing energies, it pulls out negativity and balances emotions resulting with a calm and focused state. It provokes creative thoughts and new ideas whilst also aiding restoration of health.


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4.0 Design Response

Concept Plan1:250@A3

1 Celebration of heritage wall2 Cascadingbarplanting+figtreeforest3 Street planters + climbers (Hops garden)4 Water garden5 Low planters6 Courtyard feature tree (Fiddle Leaf Fig)

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NEW CARPET TO GAMING ROOM & OFFICES

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MATERIALS LEGENDSCD01 – Tiled claddingCF01 – Off form concreteCF02 – Broom finish concreteCP01 - Feature carpet insert to private dining roomCP02 - Gaming room carpetCP03 - Level 01 carpetEP01 - Epoxy flooringFT01 - Frameless clear glassLV01 - Glass LouvresMA01 - White half brick - patteredMRS - Black Metal Roof SheetingST01A – Stone Tiles (to match existing Jubilee Place Plaza floor)ST01B - Stone tiles to match ST01A, smaller formatST01C- Stone tiles to match ST01B, smaller formatST02 – Thresholds TF01 - Timber Floor

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JUBILEE HOTELLevel 2, 88 Creek Street, Brisbane Qld 4000 Ph.39056500 [email protected]

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Jubilee Beer Garden

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1 Beer garden entry + bar - feature paving2 Cascading plants over bar3 Street planters + climbers (Hops)4 Water garden5 Low planters6 Stool seating7 Bench seats8 Booth seating (8-10 people)9 Booth seating (6-8 people)10 Booth seating (4-6 people)11 Lift12 Restrooms13 Planting threshold14 Booth planters15 Feature tree

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Plan - Level 011:100@A3

1 Fig tree forest2 Cascading plants over bar3 Water garden below4 Balcony stool seating5 Booth seating below6 Function area7 Terrace

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Section 021:100@A3

1 Feature lift shaft2 Booth seating and water garden behind3 Jubilee beer garden main floor4 Cascading plants over bar5 Feature tree behind6 Cascading planters behind

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Section 031:100@A3

1 Feature wall / main TV screen2 Level 01 function room behind3 Seating niches / planters4 Main floor / low planting behind5 Cascading plants over bar6 Feature tree7 Stool seating8 Booth seating (4-6 people)9 Booth seating (8-10 people)10 Street planters (deep planting) (Humulus lupulus) or

similar - 300mm pots @ 1m centres11 Water garden12 Fig tree forest (Ficus lyrata)13 Bar14 Constance Street footpath15 Existing street light16 Cellar behind

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Section 041:100@A3

1 Brewery (by architect)2 Street planters (deep planting) (Humulus lupulus) or

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Entry - Beer Garden + Bar


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Water Garden


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Water Garden - Evening


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Bar + Fig Tree Forest


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Constance Street Hops Garden


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5.0 Planting Strategy

Trees and PalmsFicus lyrata Fiddle Leaf Fig

Shrubs and AccentsAlocasia brisbanensis CunjevoiDietesgrandiflora Wild IrisColocasia gigantea Giant Elephant EarColocasia ‘Black Beauty’ Black Beauty Elephant Ears

Liriope Evergreen Giant Evergreen GiantMacrozamia lucida Burrawang PalmPhyllanthusmultiflorus Waterfall Plant

Groundcovers, Ferns + Climbers

Blechnum cartilagineum Gristle FernHumulus lupulus Common hop

Epipremnum pinnatum Native monstera

Microsorum punctatum Strapleaf FernAsplenium nidus Bird’s Nest FernPteris umbrosa Jungle BrackenBlechnum indicum Swamp Water Fern

Nephrolepis exaltata Sword FernHildewintera Colademononis Soft Monkey TailCyathea cooperi Tree Fern

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The plant palette is dominated by calm and cool species which create breathable semi-indoor spaces and drive a sub-tropical, authentic character of the proposed landscape.

The canopy comprises sculptural species such as the Fiddle Leaf Fig, while structures and trellises are softened by climbers such as the Native Monstera.

A reference to the process of brewing craft beer is given by the Com-mon Hops to the exterior of the building.


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6.0 Maintenance

Maintenance issues are considered an integral part of the landscape design and a sustainable maintenance regime is implemented and re-evaluated over time. It is imperative the landscape thrives after installation with minimal maintenance and on-going cost to owners.

The following are some of the initiatives adopted to help ensure the long-term sustainability of the landscape:

• Choosing plant species which are suitable to the location and differing microclimates on site with long life expectancy and minimal pruning, watering and fertilising requirements.

• Designing all ground level planters to be accessible from pathways and paved areas and any balcony planters, where not accessible from the adjacent balcony, to be accessed using rooftop abseiling or safety lines provided.

• Requiring plant suppliers have an industry accreditation and third-party assessed QA system.

• Certifying that all trees comply with the NATSPEC Guide – Specifying Trees: A Guide to Assessment of Tree Quality (2003) to avoid any long-term structural issues.

• Using a quality, tested and certified, soil blend that complies with Soils for Landscape Development guidelines and AS4419, constructed with a duel-horizon to minimise slumping, maximise plant survival rates, and minimise maintenance.

• Ensuring all planters are adequately drained and drainage is connected to the stormwater system.

• Installing of a fully-automatic, multi-station, reticulated irrigation system to all landscape and recreation areas including podium planters.

• Using a minimum of 75mm of organic mulch to reduce weed growth and water loss in garden areas.

• Providing hose cocks in all outdoor areas (communal and private) to enable additional plant watering and surface washdown when necessary.

• Submitting a Planting Maintenance Program by the Landscape Contractor at the completion of construction.

• Incorporating a minimum 12 week establishment and maintenance period by the Landscape Contractor and a 52 week defects period for advanced tree stock.

• Ensuring a training program is carried out by the Landscape Contractor at handover to ensure that maintenance staff can operate irrigation the system and maintain the landscape.


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1 Existing street tree - Kauri Pine2 New street tree - Kauri Pine3 Stone paving - Juperana granite4 Low planting5 Hops garden6 Water garden7 Plaza seating + planters8 Courtyard9 Bar10 Existing street light11 BCC footpath - honed concrete12 BCC footpath - asphalt13 BCC seat14 BCC waste bin15 New street tree in tree grate (Tulipwood)16 Existing street trees and understory planting made good17 Alternate paving as part of public art strategy

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Landscape Concept Plan Ground Level + Streetscape1:250@A3

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Minimum 500mm wide in-ground planting (internal width)

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Minimum 2.8m internal diameter planter. Minimum 1,200mm soil / media depth to support tree.

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Minimum 4m internal diameter planter. Minimum 1,200mm soil / media depth to support tree.

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Project No.

13/46 Douglas Street, Milton Qld 4064PO Box 287, Paddington Qld [email protected]

wildstudio.com.au

©2020 Wild Studio Australia Pty Ltd

Client Drawing Issue Scale

@A3E 1 : 100

JUBILEE PLACE470 ST PAULS TERRACE, FORTITUDE VALLEY QLD 4006

Credit Suisse 20105 LS01

SECTIONS

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SECTION 11

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SECTION 22

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SECTION 33

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SECTION 44

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SECTION 550 0.5 1 2 3 5m

LEGENDB1 STREET BINBK BOTTOM OF KERBPA1 HONED CONCRETE PAVEMENTPA2 ASPHALTPA3 STONE PAVEMENT - REFER ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGSPA4 STONE PAVEMENT - REFER ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGSPL1 PLANTING AREA TYPE 1PL2 PLANTING AREA TYPE 2S1 BCC STREET BENCHS2 PRECAST CONCRETE SEATTP TACTILE PAVINGTR1 VERTICAL STEEL WIRE MESHTR2 OVERHEAD STEEL WIRE MESHTG1 TREE GRATE 1200 x 1600mmTG2 TREE GRATE 1200 x 1200mmTK TOP OF KERB

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Issue Date Purpose Drawn ApprovedA 04/12/2020 PRELIMINARY AG OMB 29/01/2021 PRELIMINARY AG OMC 1/02/2021 PRELIMINARY AG OMD 02/03/2021 FOR INFORMATION AG OME 06/04/2021 FOR INFORMATION AG OM

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Project No.

13/46 Douglas Street, Milton Qld 4064PO Box 287, Paddington Qld [email protected]

wildstudio.com.au

©2020 Wild Studio Australia Pty Ltd

Client Drawing Issue Scale

@A3E 1 : 100

JUBILEE PLACE470 ST PAULS TERRACE, FORTITUDE VALLEY QLD 4006

Credit Suisse 20105 LS01

SECTIONS

1 : 100

SECTION 11

1 : 100

SECTION 22

1 : 100

SECTION 33

1 : 100

SECTION 44

1 : 100

SECTION 550 0.5 1 2 3 5m

LEGENDB1 STREET BINBK BOTTOM OF KERBPA1 HONED CONCRETE PAVEMENTPA2 ASPHALTPA3 STONE PAVEMENT - REFER ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGSPA4 STONE PAVEMENT - REFER ARCHITECT'S DRAWINGSPL1 PLANTING AREA TYPE 1PL2 PLANTING AREA TYPE 2S1 BCC STREET BENCHS2 PRECAST CONCRETE SEATTP TACTILE PAVINGTR1 VERTICAL STEEL WIRE MESHTR2 OVERHEAD STEEL WIRE MESHTG1 TREE GRATE 1200 x 1600mmTG2 TREE GRATE 1200 x 1200mmTK TOP OF KERB

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0.000 EX EXISTING SURFACE LEVEL0.000 FINISHED SURFACE LEVELPD PLANTER DRAINW1 INSITU CONCRETE WALL

Issue Date Purpose Drawn ApprovedA 04/12/2020 PRELIMINARY AG OMB 29/01/2021 PRELIMINARY AG OMC 1/02/2021 PRELIMINARY AG OMD 02/03/2021 FOR INFORMATION AG OME 06/04/2021 FOR INFORMATION AG OM

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In-ground planting (minimum 500mm internal width)

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