Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
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Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
The harbour edge of the peninsula is a regional parkland that contains a diversity of spaces, activities and characters. This is an accessible, engaging and restorative place for locals, workers and visitors. It repairs the ecological functioning of the water edge and protects against flooding and storm events.
A continuous world class harbour foreshore walk links major event, tourism and entertainment destinations. Walking and cycling paths link the peninsula to the rest of the Eastern Harbour CBD. This harbour walk connects people to the water, to the history of this place, to country.
Upgrades to public transport, footpaths and shopfronts link existing clusters of businesses and homes along the peninsula’s historic main street. This is a diverse, affordable, eclectic place of enterprise and economy – linking the peninsula to the broader Innovation Corridor.
A connected network of smaller public spaces sit across the peninsula, providing moments of respite and places for the community to connect and engage.
All streets are green, walkable, comfortable places. New connections overcome barriers between the ridgeline and parks and water at the edges. Active movement corridors run east-west and north-south, linking people to major destinations in the peninsula beyond.
Larger sites along the eastern and western edges, as well as Ultimo, provide the opportunity for significant renewal. New workplaces, homes, places for creativity and learning are created, along with new open spaces and pedestrian connections.
New and existing transport systems are integrated, with easy and legible interchange at key nodes.
Potential strategic station location currently being investigated.
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
The harbour edge of the peninsula is a regional parkland that contains a diversity of spaces, activities and characters. This is an accessible, engaging and restorative place for locals, workers and visitors. It repairs the ecological functioning of the water edge and protects against flooding and storm events.
A continuous world class harbour foreshore walk links major event, tourism and entertainment destinations. Walking and cycling paths link the peninsula to the rest of the Eastern Harbour CBD. This harbour walk connects people to the water, to the history of this place, to country.
Upgrades to public transport, footpaths and shopfronts link existing clusters of businesses and homes along the peninsula’s historic main street. This is a diverse, affordable, eclectic place of enterprise and economy – linking the peninsula to the broader Innovation Corridor.
A connected network of smaller public spaces sit across the peninsula, providing moments of respite and places for the community to connect and engage.
All streets are green, walkable, comfortable places. New connections overcome barriers between the ridgeline and parks and water at the edges. Active movement corridors run east-west and north-south, linking people to major destinations in the peninsula beyond.
Larger sites along the eastern and western edges, as well as Ultimo, provide the opportunity for significant renewal. New workplaces, homes, places for creativity and learning are created, along with new open spaces and pedestrian connections.
New and existing transport systems are integrated, with easy and legible interchange at key nodes.
Potential strategic station location currently being investigated.
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
The harbour edge of the peninsula is a regional parkland that contains a diversity of spaces, activities and characters. This is an accessible, engaging and restorative place for locals, workers and visitors. It repairs the ecological functioning of the water edge and protects against flooding and storm events.
A continuous world class harbour foreshore walk links major event, tourism and entertainment destinations. Walking and cycling paths link the peninsula to the rest of the Eastern Harbour CBD. This harbour walk connects people to the water, to the history of this place, to country.
Upgrades to public transport, footpaths and shopfronts link existing clusters of businesses and homes along the peninsula’s historic main street. This is a diverse, affordable, eclectic place of enterprise and economy – linking the peninsula to the broader Innovation Corridor.
A connected network of smaller public spaces sit across the peninsula, providing moments of respite and places for the community to connect and engage.
All streets are green, walkable, comfortable places. New connections overcome barriers between the ridgeline and parks and water at the edges. Active movement corridors run east-west and north-south, linking people to major destinations in the peninsula beyond.
Larger sites along the eastern and western edges, as well as Ultimo, provide the opportunity for significant renewal. New workplaces, homes, places for creativity and learning are created, along with new open spaces and pedestrian connections.
New and existing transport systems are integrated, with easy and legible interchange at key nodes.
Potential strategic station location currently being investigated.
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
The harbour edge of the peninsula is a regional parkland that contains a diversity of spaces, activities and characters. This is an accessible, engaging and restorative place for locals, workers and visitors. It repairs the ecological functioning of the water edge and protects against flooding and storm events.
A continuous world class harbour foreshore walk links major event, tourism and entertainment destinations. Walking and cycling paths link the peninsula to the rest of the Eastern Harbour CBD. This harbour walk connects people to the water, to the history of this place, to country.
Upgrades to public transport, footpaths and shopfronts link existing clusters of businesses and homes along the peninsula’s historic main street. This is a diverse, affordable, eclectic place of enterprise and economy – linking the peninsula to the broader Innovation Corridor.
A connected network of smaller public spaces sit across the peninsula, providing moments of respite and places for the community to connect and engage.
All streets are green, walkable, comfortable places. New connections overcome barriers between the ridgeline and parks and water at the edges. Active movement corridors run east-west and north-south, linking people to major destinations in the peninsula beyond.
Larger sites along the eastern and western edges, as well as Ultimo, provide the opportunity for significant renewal. New workplaces, homes, places for creativity and learning are created, along with new open spaces and pedestrian connections.
New and existing transport systems are integrated, with easy and legible interchange at key nodes.
Potential strategic station location currently being investigated.
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
Through the investigations undertaken to develop a master plan brief for Woodward Place, the following principles have been identified as critical to benchmark the design thinking for the development of the comprehensive site master plan. It is proposed that these principles guide the design process in order to ensure that the functional and conceptual elements of the master plan deliver a welcoming and connected hub for all cultures. The master plan should integrate the vision of a multicultural meeting place into the foundation of the site’s design, ensuring its future vibrancy.
MAYBE HERE WE CAN ADD A SLIDER WITH THE GRAPHICS FOR THE 10 PRINCIPLES
The harbour edge of the peninsula is a regional parkland that contains a diversity of spaces, activities and characters. This is an accessible, engaging and restorative place for locals, workers and visitors. It repairs the ecological functioning of the water edge and protects against flooding and storm events.
A continuous world class harbour foreshore walk links major event, tourism and entertainment destinations. Walking and cycling paths link the peninsula to the rest of the Eastern Harbour CBD. This harbour walk connects people to the water, to the history of this place, to country.
Upgrades to public transport, footpaths and shopfronts link existing clusters of businesses and homes along the peninsula’s historic main street. This is a diverse, affordable, eclectic place of enterprise and economy – linking the peninsula to the broader Innovation Corridor.
A connected network of smaller public spaces sit across the peninsula, providing moments of respite and places for the community to connect and engage.
All streets are green, walkable, comfortable places. New connections overcome barriers between the ridgeline and parks and water at the edges. Active movement corridors run east-west and north-south, linking people to major destinations in the peninsula beyond.
Larger sites along the eastern and western edges, as well as Ultimo, provide the opportunity for significant renewal. New workplaces, homes, places for creativity and learning are created, along with new open spaces and pedestrian connections.
New and existing transport systems are integrated, with easy and legible interchange at key nodes.
Potential strategic station location currently being investigated.
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