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Existing walls to be removed

New brickwork walls

New structural timber walls

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A R C H I T E C T SD E S I G N 5

5 Queen Street, Chippendale NSW 2008Tel (02) 93191855 Fax (02) 93190836

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DESIGN 5 - ARCHITECTS PTY LTD ABN 22 090 066 194

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FAIRFAX & ROBERTS

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Site Location from Perth

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JOONDALUP CITY FRINGE MASTERPLANMaster of Urban and Regional PlanningIntegrated Plan Making2015

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LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMConnectivity

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LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMResidential Design

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LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMCommercial and Mixed Use

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Water SensitiveUrban Design within Parking AreasRain GardensSwalesWetland ParkSignificant Existing Trees

LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMEnvironmental Conservation

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The uses of Technology Park are moved to the southern part of the Curtin University Campus, in the Research and Employment Precinct. This is done firstly to free up valuable land for residential development in close proximity to the campus, which will in turn bring the community closer. Secondly, this move will intensify the research and employment precinct.

The Hockey Stadium is retained on this portion of the site, and acts as a major activity node to attract members of the community into using this facility and attending matches.

The new residential precinct in the northern part of the campus has the advantages of views over the Golf Course as well as being located among the existing pine trees on the site.

Curtin Stadium and the adjacent Public Open Space are retained as an important community hub both for those living on the campus, as well as those living outside the campus.

The existing student residences are retained as they are, for their relationship with the adjacent suburb, and extended to increase student accommodation in close proximity to the campus, in the view of an increasing student population by 2031.

A new Light Rail Line goes through the central spine of the campus with stops located strategically at 400m intervals, and within the new residential area north of the campus, the Curtin Square, the new Research and Employment Precinct and outside the existing Waterford Plaza.

The Light Rail provides for the fast transit connections required between the campus, the Perth CBD and the wider Metropolitan area.

The Central Axis incorporates activities to be used both by students and the community residing in neighbouring suburbs. It physically connects the University with the suburbs located east and west of the campus and encourages movement through the campus. It also breaks the barrier created by the distributor roads on these two sides of the campus.

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The new Research and Employment Precinct is located around the University’s newest investment, the Chemistry Building. It helps position Curtin as a major knowledge hub advancing into the 21st Century creating innovating technologies.

A new Light Rail Stop is incorporated within this development.

This Residential Precinct is built partly over vacant land and partly over existing car parking space. It helps create more on campus accommodation for the increasing number of students, academics and researchers.

Curtin Square is the new Social Hub for the Curtin University Campus, and incorporates a Light Rail Stop. It contains mixed use activities, including residential, retail, commercial and office, and it integrates with the adjoining residential precincts and Curtin Stadium.

As a social hub, it is meant to be a place to be used by the Curtin University community as well as neighbouring ones.

The Education Precinct is made up of existing buildings on the campus together with infill buildings that will incorporate mixed uses. These will increase the activity nodes on the campus to maintain the daytime vibrancy as well and create a safer place for students using the facilities at night time.

This Residential Precinct acts as a buffer between the Education precinct and the adjoining Swan Cottages, and provides for the extra residential accommodation required on the campus.

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The existing bus terminal is maintained as part of the transport network and links in with the Central Axis.

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CURTIN UNIVERSITY MASTERPLANMaster of Urban and Regional PlanningUrban Regeneration2013

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SITE ANALYIS DIAGRAMGreen Open Space

SITE ANALYIS DIAGRAMSports and Recreation

SITE ANALYIS DIAGRAMActivity Nodes

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LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMLight Rail through the Precinct

LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAM400 m Walkability Radius

LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMBuilding Use

LOCATION PLAN ANALYSIS DIAGRAMBuilding Heights

MASTERPLAN Scale 1:8000 Sketch Perspective of Curtin Square Cross section through the Curtin Square

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1 Curtin Square

The Curtin Square incorporates an 1800 m2 (40 m X 45 m) public square integrated with a sheltered Light Rail stop. It has a seamless surface finish, and the tram and vehicular traffic along Dumas Road run over it at reduced speeds.

It is a transit area for Light Rail commuters and is furnished to offer a space for students and staff to stop and repose, have a coffee, or make use of student facilities and shop for student essentials in the new Civic Building facing onto the square.

2 Civic Center

The Civic Building is 5 storeys high:• Ground and 2nd floors: 8 retail uses• 3rd to 5th floors: civic uses for student events and

other gatherings.

3 Mixed Use Building

This building is 5 storeys high with a central courtyard and parking bays.• Ground floor: 25 retail and commercial uses • 2nd floor: 25 offices providing links to industries.• 3rd to 5th floors: residential uses – 114 X 1

bedroom apartments.

4 Residential Building

This residential building is 4 storeys high, with 60 X 1 bedroom apartments. The ground floor has a flexible layout to allow for either commercial uses or residential uses or a mix of both.

5 Town Housing

The townhouses are 3 storeys high and provide shared housing opportunities for up to 6 students per house.The precinct accommodates 48 terraced houses and 288 students.

The area is designed with on street parking for residents and visitors.

6 Short Term AccomodationThis building is designed as a landmark to be viewed from the Tram, or private vehicle, when entering the University campus from Hayman Road, along Dumas Road.

It is 5 storeys high and provides short term accommodation for visitors, such as visiting scholars, to the campus.

7 Mixed Use Building

This mixed use building is also 5 storeys high.• Ground floor: 8 retail and commercial uses• 2nd floor: 8 offices providing links to industries.• 3rd to 5th floors: residential uses – 24 X 2 bedroom

apartments.

8 Residential Building

These buildings are 4 storeys high and provide a mix of 1 or 2 bedroom apartments. There are 152 X 1 bedroom apartments and 80 X 2 bedroom apartments.

9 Parking Lot

This parking lot is part of an existing parking area. The number of bays are reduced as it is assumed that the TOD will prompt students and visitors to campus to make use of public transport. However, this parking area is provided in order to maintain the provision of parking for those that need to drive to the campus, and it can be shared between the on campus residents and visitors.

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EMTEL HEADQUATERS RENDERINGSOFFICE BUILDING - EBENE CYBERCITYMauritiusOGA Mauritius Ltd2005

Ground Floor Plan

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Site Plan

Daytime Street ElevationNighttime Street Elevation

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Existing walls to be removed

New brickwork walls

New structural timber walls

Date Amendment/IssueNo

Drawing Title

Date Scale Drawn Checked

Drawing No

Check all dimensions before commencing work Figured dimensions to be taken in preference to scale

Date Amendment/IssueNo

Notes

A R C H I T E C T SD E S I G N 5

5 Queen Street, Chippendale NSW 2008Tel (02) 93191855 Fax (02) 93190836

A R C H I T E C T SD E S I G N 5

DESIGN 5 - ARCHITECTS PTY LTD ABN 22 090 066 194

Job

Client

ACMAY 05 1:10 HA

FAIRFAX & ROBERTS

3-DVIEWS

44 MARTIN PLACESYDNEY NSW 2001

FAIRFAX & ROBERTS

0416/A3/CC 04

2

04Window Sign1

04Main Entrance

FAIRFAX & ROBERTS SIGNAGEMARTIN PLACESYDNEYDesign 5 Architects Pty Ltd2004

Hand Drawn Axonometric View of Main Entry Door With Canopy

Exisiting Facade

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