1. 01
LIVE inthegreatestparkinsydney
A P A R T M E N T S
F O R L E A S E
Sophisticated urban living set on the edge
of Sydney's largest parkland. Sydney Olympic
Park presents the city's latest series of
designer 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments.
1-2
2-3
1-2
33.8480° S, 151.0649° E
4. Remediation
Sydney Olympic Park Authority is responsible for the day-to-day and long-term management of
ten engineered landfills constructed between 1983 – 2001; these have been rehabilitated and
transformed into open space and parklands.
5. 01S Y D N E Y O L Y M P I C P A R K - C H A N G I N G P L A C E S
Sydney Olympic Park has been identified in the Sydney
Metropolitian plan as a unique place that offers a
sustainable solution to Sydney’s population pressures
that has the capacity to greatly enhance the quality of life
for the people of Sydney.
Key principles were:
33.8480° S, 151.0649° E
commercial and retail uses close to Olympic Park Station
new residential uses in the Central and Parkview
precincts, along the parkland frontages
the concentration of community uses in key locations to
service new residential development
Today Sydney is
a city of 4.3
million people.
By 2036, Greater
Sydney will be
home to 6 million
people. Sydney
Olympic Park
offers a
sustainable
solution to
Sydney's
population
pressures.
Sydney Olympic Park Daily Population
6. Sustainable Transport Options
Olympic Park railway station is located on the Olympic Park line, serving the Sydney suburb of
Sydney Olympic Park. It is served by Sydney Trains T7 Olympic Park Line services.
The station will provide a future interchange with the Parramatta Light Rail.
7. DESIGNED
WITH THE
FUTURE IN
MIND
SYDNEY OLYMPIC PARK
Increased reliance on natural light and ventilation in
buildings
plants chosen for low water requirements
permeable paving to allow for water harvesting and
reuse
low energy fittings
recycled building materials
recycled water system connected to all buildings
wheelchair accessiblity in all areas
speech induction loops installed where possible
The UN has said that the high density of cities can bring
efficiency gains and technological innovation while
reducing resource and energy consumption.
Sydney Olympic Park has spent the last 20 years
designing environments that are environmentally and
socially sustainable. Including features such as:
8. Arts and Culture
Sydney Olympic Park is home to the biggest collection of large-scale site-specific urban art in
a single precinct in Australia. With more than 50 pieces of public art and urban cultural
features spread across this multi-faceted site, the collection provides a unique record of the
evolving cultural history of Sydney Olympic Park.
9. L I V E A M O N G
T H E S T O R I E S
01
In 1907, the New South Wales Government established the State
Abattoir on the Home Bush Estate. Homebush Abattoir was the
major supplier of meat for Sydney,domestic and overseas
markets for many years. At its peak, the abattoir was the largest
in the Commonwealth, employed 1,600 people and had the
capacity to slaughter more than 20,000 animals daily. In June
1988, the abattoir offically closed. Now this area has been
adapted for todays needs including office spaces, cafes and open
gardens.
HISTORIC ABATTOIR
TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS
AWARD WINNING BRICK PIT RING WALK
OLYMPIC LEGACY PRECINCT
The Government established the State Brickworks in Homebush
Bay in 1911 to supply and control the price of bricks in
Sydney. Due to the development of new building products the
brickpit closed in 1988. Today, this is the location of the award
winning Brickpit Ring Walk that provides a space for leisure,
tourism, heritage viewing, recycled water reservoir and habitat for
the endangered green and golden bell frog.
Sydney proudly hosted the 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
These Games known as the Green Games because of their
sustainable design principles, provided the world with some of the
greatest sporting and entertainment events ever witnessed in the
history of the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Following the
Games, the area became known as Sydney Olympic Park a world
class leader sustainable urban renewal and development.
Sydney Olympic Park is situated on the traditional lands of the Wan
clan, known as the Wangal. The estuarine ecosystems in the area
provided the Wangal people with food, clothing and other resources
necessary to their lifestyle as well as a means of travelling
throughout the region by water. Aboriginal people continued to
inhabit the Homebush Bay area, even after their lands were occupied
by the British after 1788.
10. Artists recreation of Bennelong Parkway / Sydney Olympic Park Masterplan
Sydney Olympic Park is entering the next exciting stage where there will be more…. to do, more
shops, places to live and work, transport, local parks, education, health and wellbeing,
excitement, adventure, night-life and even more opportunities.
Green future
11. Y O U R S U S T A I N A B L E
F U T U R E
Sydney Olympic Park has evolved a commercial 'strategic centre' for
Sydney, with over 250 organisations, including restaurants, cafes and
essential retail services and 17,000 employees. The Park provides:
* public transport services or cycle to work on our 35km of cycle way
* car parking facilities
* unique and innovative Lifestyle program providing discounts on
services at the park
* world class social and recreational infrastructure to keep physically
and mentally healthy
WORK
LIVE
PLAY
PROTECT
There is so much to do in Sydney Olympic Park, you'll never want to leave.
Sydney Olympic Park is Australia’s premier event and sporting destination.
Our world-class venues are home to some of the most exciting shows, global
sporting event, performances and exhibitions. Our venues provide:
* diversity of cultural, music and sports events to watch
* BBQs and spaces for casual get togethers
* the largest range of sports facilties in Sydney
* diverse choice of bars and restaurants
Over 280 hectares (nearly half of the Park) provides habitat for
threatened species, endangered ecological plant communities and
protected marine vegetation. • The Park’s rich biodiversity includes:
*three endangered ecological communities
*over 180 native bird species and migratory shorebirds from Asia
* 400 native plant species, 10 bat species, 15 reptile species, 7 frog
species, a fish nursery and many thousands of invertebrate species
* one of the largest remaining populations of the endangered Green and
Golden Bell Frog in NSW.
21st Century Living is all about sustainable luxury. Come home to an
unrivalled green oasis complete with extensive parklands, a vibrant dining
precinct, an entertainment hub and world class sporting and fitness
facilities. All residential developments feature:
* 5 star rating from the Green Building Council of Australia
* best practice example for environmental performance
* smart design reviewed by external Design Review Panel
12.
13. Medical
A medical centre, world class
physiotherapists, a medical
centre and a dentist are located
in the town centre.
Schools
Concord West, Strathfield,
Newington and Homebush have
high quality K-12 learning.There are
tertiary institutions on site including
Western Sydney Uni.
Police
Auburn Police Station services the
Park. We also have a security
team who manage events and
ensure security and safety in the
park 24hrs a day.
Entertainment
& Sport
World Class sporting and
entertainment venues are a short
walk from the residential
precinct. Residents are able to
enjoy cheering their favourite
sporting teams or see a live show
from their favourite artist.
Worship
A variety of places of workshop
are located in the suburbs
surrounding the park and many
cultural festivals are held
throughout the year in the park.
Recreation
The Aquatic Centre offers world class
swimming facilities, kids acquatic
playland, urban ropes and climbing
walls. Child minding is available for
members.The Tennis Centre is
available for a casual game of tennis or
hire a badminton court at the Sports
Halls .
Shops &
Services
Residents enjoy the
convenience of a newsagency,
convenience store, bank,
pharmacy and a range of
medical facilities with
specialisations in sports
medicine.
Residential
Come home to an unrivalled
green oasis complete with
extensive parklands, a vibrant
dining precinct, an
entertainment hub and a wealth
of world class sporting and
fitness facilities.
Businesses
Global and national
businesses have alll chosen to be
located at the park for the access
to a diverse range of facilities,
services and events on offer for
their employees.
Signage
Careful design of streetscapes
and signage ensure the park is
easy to navigate even during
special events.
Green Space
Sydney Olympic Park is
surrounded by 430 hectares of
parklands to explore including
Bicentennial Park, Newington
Armory and the Badu
Mangroves.
Sustainable
Urban Design
Sustainable features are built
into all the developments and
landscaping in the park
including recycled water, solar
use, passive solar, rain water
gardens and permeable paving.
Cycleways
Sydney Olympic Park offers 35
kilometres of pedestrian/cycle
paths and cyclists represent 33
per cent of overall visitors to the
parklands.
Transport
Sdyeny Olympic Park offers a
public transport network
including Train, Bus or Ferry
services throught the day and
night.
Protected
Areas
Over 280 hectares (nearly half of
the Park) provides habitat for
threatened species, endangered
ecological communities and
protected marine vegetation.
Economic EnvironmentalSocial
