752 ECONOMY, PLANNING AND ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE …€¦ · LOT 9 DRAWINGS 752nd Council Meeting 13...
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11LOT 8 DRAWINGS
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IRR-11.000A[A] LOT 8 ARCHITECTURAL STATEMENTSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
The western edge of the site is the intersection of Nerang Street and Queen Street. This intersection is the western extremity of the CBD Precinct of the Southport PDA and it is visually an important gateway to Southport.
The proposal for a large student accommodation facility responds to all these criteria. Southport has a large and thriving tertiary education industry in addition to the nearby Griffith University Campus and many of the students come from overseas. This site is an ideal location for student accommodation. As well as being adjacent to the light rail stop, it is an easy walk into the education establishment and other facilities of Southport CBD, for anything that the remainder of the development is not able to provide.
There is basement level parking (limited numbers but more than sufficient according to the operators that have been involved in the preparation of the brief), as well as a large number of bicycle spaces and an onsite bicycle sharing scheme for residents.
The ground level houses all the communal kitchen, dining and recreation spaces which open out to the external landscaping and pool that overlook the intersection and Nerang Street. These communal spaces are large and appropriately have double height ceilings. The footpath levels vary significantly along the lot frontage but the landscaping is generally within 1.2 metres of the footpath level.
The floors above are all student accommodation. There is a communal area (with a separate quiet study room) adjacent to the lifts on each level. The majority of the 480 beds are single self-contained rooms with ensuite and cooking facilities. At each end of the building there are two 6 bedroom apartments each with shared living and dining spaces. The building footprint is long and relatively narrow with the long façade directly addressing Nerang Street, while the building mass is modulated by stepping the building height into 4 parts. There is a small 4 storey section immediately addressing the intersection at the western end with a curved façade treatment that creates the statement required in this location.
The next sector is 12 storeys, followed by a central section of 17 storeys and then 14 storeys at the eastern end of the building. Each of the 4 parts has an accessible landscaped roof level terrace.
The Ground Level communal spaces are of traditional construction and the facades to the front of house spaces open out to the landscaping and pool. Materials on this level will be tactile and hard waring and will integrate twith the landscaping palette. Above this, the accommodation spaces are proposed to be of modular construction, based again on the system used by CIMC.
Further details of the external facades and the building materials for the tower will be provided as part of the future application for Development Permit.
LOT 8Student Acoomodation
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Vehicular Traffic
Passenger LiftExternal Traffic
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Stair
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Building Entry
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From Eat St
CAR PARK COLOURS
PMS 7416C
COOL GRAY 11C
PMS 7417C
BLACK
BACKGROUND SPEED LINES
PMS 582C PMS 581C
PMS 7411C PMS 7408C
PMS 7467C PMS 7474C
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P4 + MEZZ
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN (QUEEN ST) TYPICAL TOWER FLOOR PLAN
ROOF TERRACE
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IRR-11.000B[A] LOT 8 SITE ANALYSISSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST 1:800@A3
0 12.5MLOT 8MCU APPLICATION
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SECUREENTRY
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:400@A3
0 10MIRR-11.001[A] GROUND FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
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IRR-11.002[A] RL 19.20 FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:400@A3
0 10M
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IRR-11.003[A] RL 22.50 FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:400@A3
0 10M
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IRR-11.004[A] TYPICAL TOWER FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:400@A3
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IRR-11.005[A] ROOF TERRACE FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:400@A3
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IRR-11.006[A] DETAIL TOWER FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 8MCU APPLICATION 1:200@A3
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IRR-11.101[A] SECTION VSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
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12LOT 9 DRAWINGS
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IRR-12.000A[A] LOT 9 ARCHICTECTURAL STATEMENTSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
In the middle of the northern boundary of the site is Lot 9. The Gold Coast is a tourist mecca but it is also Australia’s 6th largest city, with a broadening business base and Southport is the designated CBD.
This is a perfect location for a hotel aimed directly at the business traveler. The light rail stop outside provides easy access to the Gold Coast Health and Knowledge Precinct as well as Surfers Paradise and Broadbeach. The hotel has 160 keys and will be operated by Accor as a Mercure.
At Nerang Street Level there is a guest entry to the lifts as well as B.O.H spaces. Carparking is at the level above with access via Lot 2.
The Porte-Cochere and Reception are accessed from the Central Plaza. This level has the Front of House spaces – the lobby, meeting rooms, restaurant and lobby bar. The kitchen at the B.O.H. spaces give direct asccess to the service lift for hotel operations.
There are 12 flooors of rooms, with a small number of double-module suites onto the upper levels. Rooms either overlook the Central Plaza or Nerang Street. At roof level there is a pool, a sun terrace and a covered food and beverage outlet. Mercure expect this will be a very popular function space.
Externally, the podium levels are a very simple form with infill facades between expressed full heigh blade walls. The main F.O.H. spaces all look out over Nerang Street. Above this, the accommodation levels are modulated at a smaller scale to reflect the uses within. A limited number of the rooms facing north have balconies that create recessed shadows. where there is exposed glazing on external faces windows will have high thermal performance glass for to/or double glazing.
Mercure is a widely recognized mid-level hotel chain (approx. 3.5star) directly targeting business travelers. The brand standards are well defined and understood, but within these requirements, there is the opportunity to create an ambience that reflects the location of the hotel. The proposed palette for the public spaces could best be described as ‘casual elegance’. Colours will reflect the coastal landscapes, materials will use texture and tactility to create the design ambience while the lighting will play a very important part in the final scheme.
LOT 9Business Hotel
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IRR-12.000B[A] LOT 9 SITE ANALYSISSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 1:800@A3
0 20M
LEGEND
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Trolley Bay
Tramline Route
Bus Route
Building Entry
GROUND FLOOR PLAN LOBBY LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
LEVELS 11 - 14 FLOOR PLAN ROOF LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
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IRR-12.001[A] GROUND AND LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 1:400@A3
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IRR-12.002[A] LOBBY LEVEL & PODIUM FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST 1:400@A3
0 10MLOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
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IRR-12.003[A] TOWER LEVEL 4-5 & LEVELS 6-10SOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 1:400@A3
0 10M
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IRR-12.004[A] TOWER LEVEL 11-14 & ROOF TERRACESOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 1:400@A3
0 10M
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IRR-12.005[A] DETAIL TOWER FLOOR PLANSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL
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IRR-12.101[A] SECTION WSOUTHPORT, GOLD COAST
LOT 9DEVELOPMENT APPROVAL 1:400@A3
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