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Greville King Streets Final Concept Plans

This document is a design development report for public realm improvements to the Greville Street precinct in the City of Stonnington. It provides plans, renders and descriptions for improvements organized into 6 stages. Stage 1 involves upgrades to Grattan Gardens, while Stage 2 focuses on creating a shared zone on Greville Street. Later stages involve closing King Street to vehicles and creating another shared zone on Porter Street. The report includes details on proposed materials, furniture, lighting and landscaping to guide the precinct upgrades.

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city of stonnington greville street precinct Public Realm Design Development December 2015
CONTENTS Document Register: Rev Date Distribution Reason for Issue Issued By Stonnington Draft for initial review CR P1 18.09.2015 Stonnington Design Development Stage 1 MR P2 19.10.2015 Stonnington DD Progress MR P3 30.10.2015 Stonnington Design Development Sitewide MR P4 04.12.2015 Stonnington Design Development MR Prepared for the City of Stonnington by: rush wright associates Lvl 4, 105 Queen Street Melbourne Vic Australia 3000 tel +61.3.9600 4255 fax +61.3.9600 4266 email inbox@rushwright.com www.rushwright.com Disclaimer: While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that this document is correct at the time of printing. RWA has relied on considerable third party information and disclaim any and all liability to any person in respect of anything or the consequences of anything done or omitted to be done in reliance upon the whole or any part of this document. 8 TREES AND PLANTING 63 Key plant species selections Stage 1 Stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 Stgae 5 Stage 6 9 LIGHTING DESIGN 79 Lighting inspirations 9.1 Catenary Design (Webb Report), refer Appendix A 9.2 Site wide lighting concepts (WGE report), refer Appendix B 10 LANDSCAPE 83 Design Development Drawings, refer Appendix C 11 SERVICES DESIGN 85 Civil, Electrical, Hyrdraulic Design refer Appendix D and Appendix E 12 TRAFFIC DESIGN 87 Traffic advice and reports, refer Appendix F 0 GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT - WHOLE OF SITE 3 Overall plan Staging plan 1.0 STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS 7 Current plans and renders 2.0 STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE 19 Current plans and renders 3.0 STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE 25 Current plans and renders 4.0 STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE 29 Current plans and renders 5.0 STAGE 5: GREVILLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS 33 (EAST AND WEST) Current plans and renders 6.0 STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FRONTAGE 39 Current plans and renders 7 DESIGN ELEMENTS 43 7.1 City of Stonnington - Standard urban design palette 7.2 Ground Plane paving pattern design opportunities metal highlights 7.3 Walls and edges 7.4 Furniture 7.5 Planters 7.6 Bicycle racks/ Bollard elements 7.7 Public Art Opportunities 2 City of Stonnington Greville Street Precinct Public Realm Design Design Development Report, October 2015. Revision [P2].
3 greville street precinct : whole of site 0
4Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OVERALL PLAN GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT : WHOLE OF SITE GREVILLE STREET CHATHAM STREET GRATTAN GARDENS PRAHRAN TOWN HALL PRAHRAN STATION LEGGETTS LANE PRINCES CLOSE KING STREET STEDMONDSROAD IZETTSTREET CHAPELSTREET LTCHAPELSTREET GRATTANSTREET PORTERSTREET
5Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGING PLAN GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT : WHOLE OF SITE STAGE 5 STAGE 3 KING STREET CLOSURE STAGE 5B GREVILLE ST EAST IMPROVEMENTS STAGE 1 GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 5A GREVILLE ST WEST IMPROVEMENTS STAGE 2 GREVILLE ST SHARED ZONE AND IZETT STREET INTERSECTION STAGE 4 PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE + COMMERCIAL ROAD SIGNALS PLUS TEMPORARY GREVILLE ST WEST ONE WAY INFRASTRUCTURE STAGE 6 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT
6Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
7 stage 1: grattan gardens 1
8Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN GRANITE PAVING - STEPS STEEL TREE SURROUND TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING WALL TO RETAIN ROUGH BASALT ROCKERY WALL GLAZED BRICK PLANTER WALL CONCRETE EDGE - FLUSH KERB EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED CATENARY SUPPORT POLE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED EXISTING TREE TO BE TRANSPLANTED (PALM) WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING LARGE PLANTER WITH SEMI-ADVANCED TREES UNDERPLANTING ADVANCED PALM PLANTING IN TURF / GARDEN BED EXISTING GARDEN BED TO BE REPLANTED NEW GARDEN BED NEW TURF BED GREVILLE STREET GRATTANSTREET
9Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PLAN - GROUNDPLANE STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GREVILLE STREET GRATTANSTREET GREVILLE STREET GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE GREVILLE STREET FOOTPATH AND TRADING ZONE GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRATTAN GARDENS GRASSED TERRACE RESIDENTIAL LANEWAY
10Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT RENDER STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GRATTAN STREET GREVILLESTREET
11Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
12Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
13Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
14Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GLAZED BRICK WALL WITH BULLNOSE PROFILE STEEL TREE SURROUND GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN EXISTING WATER FEATURE WITH STAINLESS STEEL GRATES TO BE RETAINED
15Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL EXISTING WATER FEATURE WITH STAINLESS STEEL GRATES TO BE RETAINED GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN GLAZED BRICK WALL WITH BULLNOSE PROFILE CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
16Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GRASSED TERRACE PATHS INCLINED EVENT LAWN GRANITE STEPS WITH STAINLESS STEEL HANDRAILS AND FEATURE LIGHTING TO GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE SEQUINED CATENARY WITH LED STUDDED MESH BORDER AT 8-METRE HEIGHT BOTANICAL CATENARY WITH FLORAL HOUSING TO FEATURE LIGHTS AT 9.5-METRE HEIGHT
17Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS NEW STREET TREE WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON EXISTING PERIMETER WALLS TO BE RETAINED CLEAN DOWN AND REPAINT CONCRETE BOLLARD CLAD IN TEXTURED STAINLESS STEEL INTEGRATION WORKS: ASPHALT RAMP WITH RUBBER KERBS AND LINE MARKINGS CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
18Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS NIGHT RENDER CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE SEQUINED CATENARY WITH LED STUDDED MESH BORDER AT 8-METRE HEIGHT BOTANICAL CATENARY WITH FLORAL HOUSING TO FEATURE LIGHTS AT 9.5-METRE HEIGHT CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL CONCRETE SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL STAINLESS STEEL BIKE RACK
19 stage 2: greville street shared zone 2
20Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLANDESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET ST.EDMONDSROAD IZETTSTREET GRATTANSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH VEHICULAR GRADE PERMEABLE PAVING TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL BLUESTONE MOUNTABLE KERB OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD REMOVABLE BOLLARD PEDESTRIAN BARRIER RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED CATENARY SUPPORT POLE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
21Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE
22Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE WSUD TREE PIT WITH FLUSH KERB FOR OVERLAND FLOW AND INTERMITTENT RAISED KERB AS WHEEL STOP BLUESTONE FOOTPATH AND TRADING ZONE TO COUNCIL STANDARDS PROPOSED STREET TREE IN FLUSH KERB OUTSTAND WITH INTERMITTENT RAISED KERB AS WHEEL STOP CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN
23Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL CONCRETE SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL STAINLESS STEEL BIKE RACKSTEEL TREE SURROUND WITH GRANITE PAVING BAND CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
24Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
25 stage 3: king street closure 3
26Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 KING STREET REFER KING STREEET SECTION GREVILLE STREET LT.CHAPELSTREET CHAPELSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL AND MESH CIRCULAR BOLLARD REMOVABLE BOLLARD RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE VERTICAL CATENARY LIGHTING AND MESH STRUCTURE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED GARDEN BED WITH CLIMBERS
27Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE NIGHT RENDER VERTICAL SCREEN AND CATENARY WITH FEATURE LIGHTING AND CLIMBERS MULTI-HEADED LIGHT POLE WITH PROJECTIONS TO PAVING PERFORATED STEEL MESH SEAT WITH INTERNAL FEATURE LIGHTING CAFE FURNITURE KING STREET PAVING GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN
28Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SECTION EXISTING KING STREET SECTION PROPOSED KING STREET SECTION
29 stage 4: porter street shared zone 4
30Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET PORTERSTREET PORTERSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL SE1: RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD PROPOSED NEW FENCE TO PLATFORM EDGE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING Add road markings and signs for pedestrian crossing including additional light pole to match existing
31Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON NEW STREET TREES NEW STREET LIGHTPOLE EXISTING PHOENIX PALM PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN NEW STEEL PATTERNED FENCE
32Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
33 stage 5: greville street improvements (east and west ) 5
34Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET WEST IMPROVEMENTS +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET PORTERSTREET GRATTANSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
35Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
36Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET MACQUARIESTREET IZETTSTREET ST.EDMONDSROAD HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD PEDESTRIAN BARRIER RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
37Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET CHAPELSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING EXISTING BLUESTONE PAVING - STEPS BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH STAINLESS STEEL TREE SURROUND TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING WALL TO RETAIN GLAZED BRICK PLANTER WALL STEEL BLADE WALL CONCRETE EDGE - FLUSH KERB EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS PERFORATED MESH SEAT RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
38Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS
39 stage 6: prahran town hall forecourt 6
40Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET CHAPELSTREET KING STREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED RELOCATED HERITAGE POLE INGROUND LED OVERSIZE PLANTER BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED LARGE PLANTER WITH SEMI-ADVANCED TREES UNDERPLANTING
41Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT OVERSCALED RAISED PLANTERS CONCRETE CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL PERFORATED STEEL SEAT AND CURVED STEEL TUBING BENCH SEAT EXISTING PLANE TREES BLUESTONE PAVING WITH METAL INLAY AND IN-GROUND FEATURE LIGHTING WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON
42Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
43 design elements materials 7
44Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.1 CITY OF STONNINGTON - STANDARD URBAN DESIGN PALETTE DESIGN ELEMENTS PartD:StandardPalette length of ections, alking eople are r range) er edestrian ure car / tment. 49City of Stonnington / Chapel Street Palette Guidelines 2013 PartD:StandardPalette Standard Kerb Channel Profile Uncut bluestone pitchers, sawn bluestone gutterstone and sawn bluestone kerb. Sawn bluestone pitchers uted along the m buted along f kerbstone distributed annel forms at sawn top nnel stones where that is xisting kerb. b. Channel Street Pedestrian Zone Kerbstone Gutter- stone 54 City of Stonnington / Chapel Street Palette Guidelines 2013 PartD:StandardPalette WSUD LINTEL WSUD LINTEL HEEL SAFE GRATE WSUD LINTEL WSUD LINTEL HEEL SAFE GRATE Plan of typical pit location Section of typical water inlet Standard Planting Palette Description WSUD Side Entry pit located along Chapel Street to act as a primary watering system for the trees planted in footpath. Pit to be covered with bicycle safe stormwater grate. Refer to 7.18 Street Pit Grate. Application To be distributed along Chapel street in close proximity to trees planted in footpath. Preference is to have one side entry pit per tree. Dimensions TBC Installation In kerb and channel to manufacturer recommendations. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. . 8.4 Standard Side Entry Pit Standard Furniture Palette 7.11 Standard Water Station - Option A Description DDA compliant filtered water station with drinking fountain and bottle refill dispenser. Application To be distributed at key public areas along Chapel Street,such as pause points and village squares. Where possible, the station should be installed adjacent to garden bed areas where spilt and excess water can be used to irrigate planting. Materials and Finishes Housing frame: Stainless steel (304) Housing unit: Anodised aluminium Water supply connection: 50mm PVC Graphic Panels: 2mm thick polycarbonate sheet Dimensions Length: 598mm Width: 327mm Height: Custom height at 1050mm Installation Surface mount or sub surface mount to manufacturer recommendations. All plumbing and drainage work is to be done in accordance with the local authority’s regulations and by a licensed contractor. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. Filter to be replaced every 12-18 months. Recommended Supplier or Similar Arrow-Alpha Industries Unit customised at 1050mm high FOOTPTAHS+DRIVEWAYS CityofStonnington STANDARDPALETTE FOOTPTAHS+SHAREWAYSFOOTPATHDETAILS,LANES+SHAREWA Granite/BluestoneGranite/BluestoneGraniteSetts 450x450200x200100x100 Sawn bluestone pavers Description Pedestrian grade natural sawn bluestone paving Application To be distributed along the entire length of Chapel Street as the primary pavement. Materials and Finishes Material: Bluestone Colour: Natural Finish: Sawn Dimensions Length: 595mm Width: 595mm Thickness: 40mm Installation Laid in a stretcher bond pattern perpendicular to kerb. Provide a 5mm joint to paving. The paving should be a consistent finish, level and flush with adjacent pavement surfaces. Provide construction, expansion and isolation joints to engineer’s requirements. Install on mortar bed and insitu concrete base to engineer’s requirements. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. Supplier Preference for Australian sourced bluestone 7.19 Standard Footpath Paving - Pedestrian Grade Zone • bluestone kerb and channel • rubbish and recycling bins • drinking fountain • wsud treepit • bluestone paving • pedestrian thresholds
45Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.2 GROUND PLANE : PAVING PATTERN DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES • moderately randomised pattern • paving pattern incorporates high contrast paving strip • pattern derived from the geomorphology of Victoria • design development render • woven pattern • blended interface between paver sizes • design development render
46Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.2 GROUND PLANE : METAL HIGHLIGHTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render• tree surround • tactile pattern• metal threads within groundplane • existing water feature
47Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.3 WALLS EDGES: COLOURS MATERIALS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • colour palette inspiration • glazed brick palette • glazed brick walls • glazed brick detail coursing • wall and planter forms inspired by heritage elements of Grattan Gardens
48Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.5 PLANTERS AND BOLLARDS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • subtle variety• varying shapes and textures • unique objects with consistent language • stainless steel and concrete bollard (thimble form) • button seat / bollard • define paths and spaces within the shared zone• field of objects
49Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.5 PLANTERS AND BOLLARDS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render• seat planter plan • seat planter section
50Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.6 BICYCLE RACKS/ BOLLARD ELEMENTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • street furniture as bollard • bicycle rack • borrowed language• hoop bike rack
51Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.4 MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD ELEMENTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • seat backs on seating wall • stainless steel strip drain • design development render • granite tactiles • stainless steel handrail • cafe furniture
52Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE ELEMENTS STAGE 2: DESIGN ELEMENTS • wsud tree pit • wsud tree pit • line markings by colour contrast • pedestrian barrier• line markings by colour contrast • design development render
53Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 KING STREET ELEMENTS STAGE 3: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • paving pattern• lighting to enhance paving pattern and cast shadows• vertical screen and catenary • with some greening • screen could provide interim pattern whilst climbers establish • effects through projection or art installation • playful lighting effects
54Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PORTER STREET ELEMENTS STAGE 4: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • paving pattern • railway fence with deformed pickets • fence panels with selected opacity and transparency • inground LED to define pedestrian edges • field of points to read at day and night • railway fence graphic embedded in fence design
55Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 GREVILLE STREET WEST EAST STAGE 5: DESIGN ELEMENTS • wsud tree pit• bluestone footpath • stainless steel seating in a variety of options • design development render • tree pit grate
56Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL LIBRARY ELEMENTS STAGE 5: DESIGN ELEMENTS • perforated steel for seating • design development render • existing ramp and stair wall • steel blade wall• stainless steel seating benches
57Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT ELEMENTS STAGE 6: DESIGN ELEMENTS • seating within chapel street language • town hall frontage • design development render• in-ground LED strip • stone paving with metal inlay • seasonal planting opportunities • overscaled elements
58Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES PORTER STREET 1 3 2 1 2 3 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLLABORATION PROJECT: NEW STEEL FENCING TO PLATFORM BOUNDARY COULD INTEGRATE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN ARTWORK (REINTERPRET TRADITIONAL RAILWAY PICKET CONSTRUCTION DETAILS. COLLABORATION PROJECT: SHARED ZONE PAVING DESIGN AS INTEGRATION OF HISTORIC CULTURAL ELEMENTS AND IDEAS INCLUDING LIGHTING, IMAGE, TEXT, PAVING DESIGN IN GRANITE - BLUESTONE PALETTE.
59Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES GRATTAN GARDENS BEACON OBJECT SERIES: A REPEATED STREET ELEMENT (REFER OTHER PRECINCT PLAN MARKUPS) WHICH COULD INVESTIGATE HISTORY, INTERPRETATION, SOUND, LIGHT, LOCAL EVENT BULLETIN, INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS. CATENARY LIGHTPOLES WITH PROJECTION CAPACITY FROM RIGGING (NOTE: STAGE 2 IMPLEMENTATION) IMAGE ART SOUND INSTALLATION PERIOD OF THREE MONTH TRAFFIC TRIAL WITH TEMPORARY FESTIVAL INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING BY ARTISTS OR STUDENTS FROM THE MELBOURNE POLYTECHNIC DIPLOMA OF ‘LIVE PRODUCTION TECHNICAL SERVICES’ AT PRAHRAN CAMPUS 1 2 3 1 2 3 3
60Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PRAHRAN TOWN HALL 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES 4 CHAPELSTREET GREVILLE STREET 2 2 1 3 3 1 2 3 4 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLOUR - IMAGE WALL TREATMENT WITH TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT LIGHT PROJECT SERIES COLLABORATION PROJECT: LIBRARY AND TOWN HALL OFFICES (FUTURE CIVIC FACILITY) SPECIAL OBJECT OR PAVING INSERTIONS PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT: SPECIAL ARTWORK INTEGRATION FOR MARKING TOWN HALL SPACE ALONG CHAPEL STREET
61Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates KING STREET 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES 4 4 4 4 43 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLOUR - IMAGE WALL TREATMENT SPECIAL GRANITE PAVING PATTERN SERIES TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT LIGHT PROJECT SERIES ONTO PAVING LIGHTING DESIGNER ARTIST COLLABORATION A. LIGHTING PROJECTS (REFER #4 ABOVE) B. SEAT LIGHTING C. LIGHT EFFECTS ONTO BUILDING PIERS D. VERTICAL CATENARY LIGHTING DESIGN E. GOBO PROJECTIONS CHAPELSTREET LT.CHAPELSTREET GREVILLE STREET KING STREET
62Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
63 trees plantings8
64Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS Understory: Agave americana, Aloe arborescens, A. barberae, A. plicatilis, Dion spinulosum, Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia, Zamia furfuracea Understory: Agave americana, Aloe arborescens, A. barberae, A. plicatilis, Dion spinulosum, Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia, Zamia furfuracea Ficus platypoda Existing Schinus molle var. areira with new understorey planting Transplanted Phoenix canariensis Existing Phoenix canariensis Chamaerops humilis Cussonia spicata Washingtonia robusta Existing Melia azedarach Ceiba sp. Chamaerops humilis Erythrina crista-galli Jacaranda mimosifolia Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’
65Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates The fresh design prepared bythe design team for Grattan Gardensisbased on the conceptof“bringing back the gardens” into Greville Street – a theme developed during the masterplan phase. The park redesign is based on a reinterpretation of the original late 19th- early 20th Century “gardenesque” layout of the gardens, while providing spaces for social interaction and informal seating for the Prahran neighbourhood, serving contemporary needs and uses. Botanical interest and diversity is central to the design ideas presented, following the nineteenth century and early 20th Century ambition of curating a plant collection for the park that adds to a sense of public richness. The current “symmetrical” order of a 7m wide path dividing 2 raised grass lawns and with only 3 tree species types has eroded the exuberance of the original garden and planting palette. There is potential “delight” in diverse plantings which we believe are essential to any park experience. The two existing Phoenix palms are not part of the original 19th century layout of the gardens. They have probably already been transplanted once before, possibly as part of the current design. One Palm was originally closer to Greville Street as seen in the photo below. The current symmetrical design, framing an empty view, is akin to a domestic arrangement at a private house development or suburban estate entry and does diminish and dominate the visual perception of the park today. Functional issues: The new design aims to provide equity of access up onto a single grass terrace (this is not currently provided in this area of the park). This requires a ramped path edging the west side of the park. The alignment of this path requires cutting into and retaining the existing grades at its north and south ends. Such a path cannot be located on the east side due to existing electrical switching and pit infrastructure on the NE corner. (It is undesirable to land a ramped path in that area). The existing NW palm is right against the alignment of the proposed ramped path edge wall and requires relocation. Building a retaining wall against its swollen trunk base (bole) is not ideal due to the scale of the current swelling and trunk, resulting in uncomfortable visual proximity (it will feel too close). The palm requires a more generous space within a larger lawn area - hence the current proposal to relocate to the SE area of the terrace. The edge to this pathway will be planted with new Washingtonia robusta or Livistona chinensis palms and suitable understorey. While we understand that Phoenix palms are very robust, a successful, diverse new planting for this edge will be difficult to achieve horticulturally / aesthetically around the bole of the existing palm and in elevation along the terrace edge and within the 2m cross section of the proposed garden. It will feel ‘thin’ and too close to the wall system. The current DD design drawings show planning that is not purely symmetrical. (Circular Planter sizes, forecourt tree locations, catenary, non- ovoid grass shaping etc.) Retaining the symmetry of the existing palm locations diminishes the potential of the new design and detracts from the long term potential of new plantings. The proposed locations of the two Palms, one retained and one relocated establishes a larger plant scale on the east side of the grass terrace with bold palm frond textures set against fine peppercorn foliage. The placement allows the largest area of free grass space. The two palm specimens will become a linked pair of strong vertical markers leading the eye and walkers off the forecourt, a kind of large scale pair of sentinels, inviting pedestrians up to the terrace and the park beyond. Transplanting of existing Phoenix canariensis within DD Grattan Gardens design. The Palm (in question) on leftofpicture istherefore proposed to be relocated on the east side of park against the existing line of peppercorns (right). The space between the existing White Cedar trees and the Palm is minimal to achieve a compliant path/ ramp. Future Location of Transplanted palms against existing Peppercorns. This is an important design move, and will take away the sense of the palms feeling like symmetrical ‘goal posts’ – a dull arrangement that commands too much attention, framing as it does and empty view. Relocating the palm to a side view, will totally transform the sense of the park for users, helping to invite a walk around rather than presenting the view of empty space. The palms will present in side view, asapair,deepeningthesenseofperspectiveandmaximising the sense of length and extension of the green space. This also allows fresh plantings on the west side, and a balanced asymmetry in the best of the gardenesque tradition. We feel this is a very important design issue, and is based on some central design principles for the revised park design. Retaining the palm in its current location is definitely not recommended, and will diminish and stultify the fresh design if it is left as is.
66Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Jacaranda mimosifolia
67Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ climbers to linear catenary mesh Kennedia rubicunda Parthenocissus quinquefolia Vitis vinifera
68Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE Existing Phoenix canariensis Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Tipuana tipu or Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda mimosifolia
69Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET WEST Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Jacaranda mimosifolia
70Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’
71Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Magnolia grandiflora ‘Kay Parris’ Magnolia grandiflora ‘Teddy Bear’
72Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates STREET TREES TREES AND PLANTING Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ Linden Tree Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ - Existing along Chapel StreetAcer truncatum x platanoides Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ - Existing at Chapel Street
73Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates PALMS TREES AND PLANTING Washingtonia robusta Mexican Fan Palm Washingtonia robusta Mexican Fan PalmPhoenix canariensis - Existing at Prahran Station Phoenix canariensis - Existing in Grattan Gardens
74Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates FEATURE TREES TREES AND PLANTING Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Ceiba sp. Cussonia spicataChamaerops humilis
75Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates FEATURE TREES TREES AND PLANTING Ficus platypoda Tipuana tipu Melia azedarach - Existing at Grattan GardensErythrina crista-galli Schinus molle var. areira - Existing at Grattan Gardens Jacaranda mimosifolia
76Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates CLIMBERS TREES AND PLANTING Kennedia rubicunda Parthenocissus quinquefolia Vitis vinifera
77Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates UNDERSTOREY TREES AND PLANTING 04F. Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia Aloe plicatilisAgave americana Aloe arborescens Aloe barberae 04G. Dion spinulosum Zamia furfuracea
78Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates
79 lighting design 9
80Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates LIGHTING INSPIRATIONS: GRATTAN GARDENS CATENARY LIGHTING DESIGN • sequined field • simplified botanical light fitting • simplified directional light fitting • design development render • glomesh fabric field • studded clusters
81Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 9.1 CATENARY DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN REFER APPENDIX A: WEBB CATENARY LIGHTING
82Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 9.2 SITE WIDE LIGHTING CONCEPTS LIGHTING DESIGN REFER APPENDIX B: WGE SITEWIDE LIGHTING
83 landscape drawings design development stage 10
84Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 10.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENTATION LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS REFER APPENDIX C: RWA LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS
85 services design civil hydraulic electrical 11
86Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 11.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENTATION CIVIL, HYDRAULIC, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS REFER APPENDIX D: WGE SERVICES REPORT AND APPENDIX E: WGE SERVUCES DRAWINGS
87 traffic design 12
88Prepared for the City of Stonnington by rushwright associates 12.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT REPORT TRAFFIC DESIGN REFER APPENDIX F: OBT TRAFFIC REPORT

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Greville King Streets Final Concept Plans

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    city of stonnington grevillestreet precinct Public Realm Design Development December 2015
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    CONTENTS Document Register: Rev DateDistribution Reason for Issue Issued By Stonnington Draft for initial review CR P1 18.09.2015 Stonnington Design Development Stage 1 MR P2 19.10.2015 Stonnington DD Progress MR P3 30.10.2015 Stonnington Design Development Sitewide MR P4 04.12.2015 Stonnington Design Development MR Prepared for the City of Stonnington by: rush wright associates Lvl 4, 105 Queen Street Melbourne Vic Australia 3000 tel +61.3.9600 4255 fax +61.3.9600 4266 email inbox@rushwright.com www.rushwright.com Disclaimer: While every reasonable effort has been made to ensure that this document is correct at the time of printing. RWA has relied on considerable third party information and disclaim any and all liability to any person in respect of anything or the consequences of anything done or omitted to be done in reliance upon the whole or any part of this document. 8 TREES AND PLANTING 63 Key plant species selections Stage 1 Stage 2 stage 3 stage 4 Stgae 5 Stage 6 9 LIGHTING DESIGN 79 Lighting inspirations 9.1 Catenary Design (Webb Report), refer Appendix A 9.2 Site wide lighting concepts (WGE report), refer Appendix B 10 LANDSCAPE 83 Design Development Drawings, refer Appendix C 11 SERVICES DESIGN 85 Civil, Electrical, Hyrdraulic Design refer Appendix D and Appendix E 12 TRAFFIC DESIGN 87 Traffic advice and reports, refer Appendix F 0 GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT - WHOLE OF SITE 3 Overall plan Staging plan 1.0 STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS 7 Current plans and renders 2.0 STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE 19 Current plans and renders 3.0 STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE 25 Current plans and renders 4.0 STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE 29 Current plans and renders 5.0 STAGE 5: GREVILLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS 33 (EAST AND WEST) Current plans and renders 6.0 STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FRONTAGE 39 Current plans and renders 7 DESIGN ELEMENTS 43 7.1 City of Stonnington - Standard urban design palette 7.2 Ground Plane paving pattern design opportunities metal highlights 7.3 Walls and edges 7.4 Furniture 7.5 Planters 7.6 Bicycle racks/ Bollard elements 7.7 Public Art Opportunities 2 City of Stonnington Greville Street Precinct Public Realm Design Design Development Report, October 2015. Revision [P2].
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    3 greville street precinct: whole of site 0
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    4Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OVERALL PLAN GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT : WHOLE OF SITE GREVILLE STREET CHATHAM STREET GRATTAN GARDENS PRAHRAN TOWN HALL PRAHRAN STATION LEGGETTS LANE PRINCES CLOSE KING STREET STEDMONDSROAD IZETTSTREET CHAPELSTREET LTCHAPELSTREET GRATTANSTREET PORTERSTREET
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    5Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGING PLAN GREVILLE STREET PRECINCT : WHOLE OF SITE STAGE 5 STAGE 3 KING STREET CLOSURE STAGE 5B GREVILLE ST EAST IMPROVEMENTS STAGE 1 GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 5A GREVILLE ST WEST IMPROVEMENTS STAGE 2 GREVILLE ST SHARED ZONE AND IZETT STREET INTERSECTION STAGE 4 PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE + COMMERCIAL ROAD SIGNALS PLUS TEMPORARY GREVILLE ST WEST ONE WAY INFRASTRUCTURE STAGE 6 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT
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    6Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    8Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN GRANITE PAVING - STEPS STEEL TREE SURROUND TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING WALL TO RETAIN ROUGH BASALT ROCKERY WALL GLAZED BRICK PLANTER WALL CONCRETE EDGE - FLUSH KERB EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED CATENARY SUPPORT POLE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED EXISTING TREE TO BE TRANSPLANTED (PALM) WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING LARGE PLANTER WITH SEMI-ADVANCED TREES UNDERPLANTING ADVANCED PALM PLANTING IN TURF / GARDEN BED EXISTING GARDEN BED TO BE REPLANTED NEW GARDEN BED NEW TURF BED GREVILLE STREET GRATTANSTREET
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    9Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PLAN - GROUNDPLANE STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GREVILLE STREET GRATTANSTREET GREVILLE STREET GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE GREVILLE STREET FOOTPATH AND TRADING ZONE GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRATTAN GARDENS GRASSED TERRACE RESIDENTIAL LANEWAY
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    10Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT RENDER STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENSSTAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GRATTAN STREET GREVILLESTREET
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    11Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
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    12Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
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    13Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS
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    14Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GLAZED BRICK WALL WITH BULLNOSE PROFILE STEEL TREE SURROUND GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN EXISTING WATER FEATURE WITH STAINLESS STEEL GRATES TO BE RETAINED
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    15Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL EXISTING WATER FEATURE WITH STAINLESS STEEL GRATES TO BE RETAINED GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN GLAZED BRICK WALL WITH BULLNOSE PROFILE CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
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    16Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS GRASSED TERRACE PATHS INCLINED EVENT LAWN GRANITE STEPS WITH STAINLESS STEEL HANDRAILS AND FEATURE LIGHTING TO GRATTAN GARDENS FORECOURT CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE SEQUINED CATENARY WITH LED STUDDED MESH BORDER AT 8-METRE HEIGHT BOTANICAL CATENARY WITH FLORAL HOUSING TO FEATURE LIGHTS AT 9.5-METRE HEIGHT
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    17Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS NEW STREET TREE WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON EXISTING PERIMETER WALLS TO BE RETAINED CLEAN DOWN AND REPAINT CONCRETE BOLLARD CLAD IN TEXTURED STAINLESS STEEL INTEGRATION WORKS: ASPHALT RAMP WITH RUBBER KERBS AND LINE MARKINGS CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
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    18Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS NIGHT RENDER CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE SEQUINED CATENARY WITH LED STUDDED MESH BORDER AT 8-METRE HEIGHT BOTANICAL CATENARY WITH FLORAL HOUSING TO FEATURE LIGHTS AT 9.5-METRE HEIGHT CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL CONCRETE SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL STAINLESS STEEL BIKE RACK
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    19 stage 2: grevillestreet shared zone 2
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    20Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLANDESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET ST.EDMONDSROAD IZETTSTREET GRATTANSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH VEHICULAR GRADE PERMEABLE PAVING TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL BLUESTONE MOUNTABLE KERB OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD REMOVABLE BOLLARD PEDESTRIAN BARRIER RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED CATENARY SUPPORT POLE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
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    21Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE
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    22Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE WSUD TREE PIT WITH FLUSH KERB FOR OVERLAND FLOW AND INTERMITTENT RAISED KERB AS WHEEL STOP BLUESTONE FOOTPATH AND TRADING ZONE TO COUNCIL STANDARDS PROPOSED STREET TREE IN FLUSH KERB OUTSTAND WITH INTERMITTENT RAISED KERB AS WHEEL STOP CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN
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    23Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE CONCRETE PLANTER SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL CONCRETE SEAT CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL STAINLESS STEEL BIKE RACKSTEEL TREE SURROUND WITH GRANITE PAVING BAND CATENARY POLE WITH RIGGING FOR FUNCTIONAL LIGHTING AND EVENT INFRASTRUCTURE
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    24Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    25 stage 3: kingstreet closure 3
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    26Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 KING STREET REFER KING STREEET SECTION GREVILLE STREET LT.CHAPELSTREET CHAPELSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL AND MESH CIRCULAR BOLLARD REMOVABLE BOLLARD RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE VERTICAL CATENARY LIGHTING AND MESH STRUCTURE BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED GARDEN BED WITH CLIMBERS
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    27Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE NIGHT RENDER VERTICAL SCREEN AND CATENARY WITH FEATURE LIGHTING AND CLIMBERS MULTI-HEADED LIGHT POLE WITH PROJECTIONS TO PAVING PERFORATED STEEL MESH SEAT WITH INTERNAL FEATURE LIGHTING CAFE FURNITURE KING STREET PAVING GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN
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    28Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SECTION EXISTING KING STREET SECTION PROPOSED KING STREET SECTION
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    29 stage 4: porterstreet shared zone 4
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    30Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET PORTERSTREET PORTERSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING GRANITE PAVING - SHARED ZONE 100 X 100 SETTS WITH COLOUR PATTERN BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL SE1: RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD PROPOSED NEW FENCE TO PLATFORM EDGE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING Add road markings and signs for pedestrian crossing including additional light pole to match existing
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    31Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON NEW STREET TREES NEW STREET LIGHTPOLE EXISTING PHOENIX PALM PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE GRANITE SETTS IN 4 NEUTRAL GREY TONE COLOURS IN WOVEN PAVING PATTERN NEW STEEL PATTERNED FENCE
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    32Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    33 stage 5: grevillestreet improvements (east and west ) 5
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    34Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET WEST IMPROVEMENTS +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET PORTERSTREET GRATTANSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
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    35Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET IMPROVEMENTS
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    36Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET MACQUARIESTREET IZETTSTREET ST.EDMONDSROAD HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING CONTRASTING INTERSECTION THRESHOLD PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL RAISED BLUESTONE KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS SEAT WALL: MULTICOLOUR GLAZED BRICK RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE CIRCULAR BOLLARD PEDESTRIAN BARRIER RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
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    37Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET CHAPELSTREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING EXISTING BLUESTONE PAVING - STEPS BLUESTONE PAVING - FOOTPATH STAINLESS STEEL TREE SURROUND TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING WALL TO RETAIN GLAZED BRICK PLANTER WALL STEEL BLADE WALL CONCRETE EDGE - FLUSH KERB EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL BENCH SEAT WITH BACK AND ARMRESTS PERFORATED MESH SEAT RAISED PLANTER WITH SEATING FEATURE SEAT / BUTTON BOLLARD BOLLARD: STEEL CLAD CONCRETE THIMBLE RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN STRIP DRAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED WSUD TREEPIT WITH UNDERPLANTING
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    38Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST IMPROVEMENTS
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    39 stage 6: prahrantown hall forecourt 6
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    40Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates DESIGN DEVELOPMENT CANOPY PLAN STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT +EX 0.00 +RL 0.00 GREVILLE STREET CHAPELSTREET KING STREET HARDSCAPE KEY EXTENT OF WORKS EXISTING KERB ASPHALT PAVING BLUESTONE PAVING TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) EXISTING KERB AND CHANNEL OVERHEAD AWNING LINE BICYCLE RACK LINEAR BENCH SEAT TUBULAR STEEL RECYCLING AND RUBBISH BIN SET DRINKING FOUNTAIN PROPOSED LIGHT POLE EXISTING POLE WITH LIGHTING TO REMAIN EXISTING POLE TO REMAIN WITH LIGHTING REMOVED RELOCATED HERITAGE POLE INGROUND LED OVERSIZE PLANTER BEACON: INFORMATION WAYFINDING EXISTING LEVEL PROPOSED LEVEL SOFTSCAPE KEY EXISTING TREE TO BE RETAINED LARGE PLANTER WITH SEMI-ADVANCED TREES UNDERPLANTING
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    41Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT OVERSCALED RAISED PLANTERS CONCRETE CLAD IN PAINTED STEEL PERFORATED STEEL SEAT AND CURVED STEEL TUBING BENCH SEAT EXISTING PLANE TREES BLUESTONE PAVING WITH METAL INLAY AND IN-GROUND FEATURE LIGHTING WAYFINDING AND INFORMATION BEACON
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    42Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    44Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.1 CITY OF STONNINGTON - STANDARD URBAN DESIGN PALETTE DESIGN ELEMENTS PartD:StandardPalette length of ections, alking eople are r range) er edestrian ure car / tment. 49City of Stonnington / Chapel Street Palette Guidelines 2013 PartD:StandardPalette Standard Kerb Channel Profile Uncut bluestone pitchers, sawn bluestone gutterstone and sawn bluestone kerb. Sawn bluestone pitchers uted along the m buted along f kerbstone distributed annel forms at sawn top nnel stones where that is xisting kerb. b. Channel Street Pedestrian Zone Kerbstone Gutter- stone 54 City of Stonnington / Chapel Street Palette Guidelines 2013 PartD:StandardPalette WSUD LINTEL WSUD LINTEL HEEL SAFE GRATE WSUD LINTEL WSUD LINTEL HEEL SAFE GRATE Plan of typical pit location Section of typical water inlet Standard Planting Palette Description WSUD Side Entry pit located along Chapel Street to act as a primary watering system for the trees planted in footpath. Pit to be covered with bicycle safe stormwater grate. Refer to 7.18 Street Pit Grate. Application To be distributed along Chapel street in close proximity to trees planted in footpath. Preference is to have one side entry pit per tree. Dimensions TBC Installation In kerb and channel to manufacturer recommendations. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. . 8.4 Standard Side Entry Pit Standard Furniture Palette 7.11 Standard Water Station - Option A Description DDA compliant filtered water station with drinking fountain and bottle refill dispenser. Application To be distributed at key public areas along Chapel Street,such as pause points and village squares. Where possible, the station should be installed adjacent to garden bed areas where spilt and excess water can be used to irrigate planting. Materials and Finishes Housing frame: Stainless steel (304) Housing unit: Anodised aluminium Water supply connection: 50mm PVC Graphic Panels: 2mm thick polycarbonate sheet Dimensions Length: 598mm Width: 327mm Height: Custom height at 1050mm Installation Surface mount or sub surface mount to manufacturer recommendations. All plumbing and drainage work is to be done in accordance with the local authority’s regulations and by a licensed contractor. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. Filter to be replaced every 12-18 months. Recommended Supplier or Similar Arrow-Alpha Industries Unit customised at 1050mm high FOOTPTAHS+DRIVEWAYS CityofStonnington STANDARDPALETTE FOOTPTAHS+SHAREWAYSFOOTPATHDETAILS,LANES+SHAREWA Granite/BluestoneGranite/BluestoneGraniteSetts 450x450200x200100x100 Sawn bluestone pavers Description Pedestrian grade natural sawn bluestone paving Application To be distributed along the entire length of Chapel Street as the primary pavement. Materials and Finishes Material: Bluestone Colour: Natural Finish: Sawn Dimensions Length: 595mm Width: 595mm Thickness: 40mm Installation Laid in a stretcher bond pattern perpendicular to kerb. Provide a 5mm joint to paving. The paving should be a consistent finish, level and flush with adjacent pavement surfaces. Provide construction, expansion and isolation joints to engineer’s requirements. Install on mortar bed and insitu concrete base to engineer’s requirements. Maintenance Periodic inspection by Council’s Maintenance Department. Supplier Preference for Australian sourced bluestone 7.19 Standard Footpath Paving - Pedestrian Grade Zone • bluestone kerb and channel • rubbish and recycling bins • drinking fountain • wsud treepit • bluestone paving • pedestrian thresholds
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    45Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.2 GROUND PLANE : PAVING PATTERN DESIGN OPPORTUNITIES • moderately randomised pattern • paving pattern incorporates high contrast paving strip • pattern derived from the geomorphology of Victoria • design development render • woven pattern • blended interface between paver sizes • design development render
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    46Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.2 GROUND PLANE : METAL HIGHLIGHTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render• tree surround • tactile pattern• metal threads within groundplane • existing water feature
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    47Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.3 WALLS EDGES: COLOURS MATERIALS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • colour palette inspiration • glazed brick palette • glazed brick walls • glazed brick detail coursing • wall and planter forms inspired by heritage elements of Grattan Gardens
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    48Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.5 PLANTERS AND BOLLARDS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • subtle variety• varying shapes and textures • unique objects with consistent language • stainless steel and concrete bollard (thimble form) • button seat / bollard • define paths and spaces within the shared zone• field of objects
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    49Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.5 PLANTERS AND BOLLARDS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render• seat planter plan • seat planter section
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    50Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.6 BICYCLE RACKS/ BOLLARD ELEMENTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • street furniture as bollard • bicycle rack • borrowed language• hoop bike rack
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    51Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.4 MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD ELEMENTS STAGE 1: DESIGN ELEMENTS • seat backs on seating wall • stainless steel strip drain • design development render • granite tactiles • stainless steel handrail • cafe furniture
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    52Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE ELEMENTS STAGE 2: DESIGN ELEMENTS • wsud tree pit • wsud tree pit • line markings by colour contrast • pedestrian barrier• line markings by colour contrast • design development render
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    53Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 KING STREET ELEMENTS STAGE 3: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • paving pattern• lighting to enhance paving pattern and cast shadows• vertical screen and catenary • with some greening • screen could provide interim pattern whilst climbers establish • effects through projection or art installation • playful lighting effects
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    54Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PORTER STREET ELEMENTS STAGE 4: DESIGN ELEMENTS • design development render • paving pattern • railway fence with deformed pickets • fence panels with selected opacity and transparency • inground LED to define pedestrian edges • field of points to read at day and night • railway fence graphic embedded in fence design
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    55Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 GREVILLE STREET WEST EAST STAGE 5: DESIGN ELEMENTS • wsud tree pit• bluestone footpath • stainless steel seating in a variety of options • design development render • tree pit grate
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    56Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL LIBRARY ELEMENTS STAGE 5: DESIGN ELEMENTS • perforated steel for seating • design development render • existing ramp and stair wall • steel blade wall• stainless steel seating benches
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    57Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.7 PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT ELEMENTS STAGE 6: DESIGN ELEMENTS • seating within chapel street language • town hall frontage • design development render• in-ground LED strip • stone paving with metal inlay • seasonal planting opportunities • overscaled elements
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    58Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES PORTER STREET 1 3 2 1 2 3 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLLABORATION PROJECT: NEW STEEL FENCING TO PLATFORM BOUNDARY COULD INTEGRATE CONTEMPORARY DESIGN ARTWORK (REINTERPRET TRADITIONAL RAILWAY PICKET CONSTRUCTION DETAILS. COLLABORATION PROJECT: SHARED ZONE PAVING DESIGN AS INTEGRATION OF HISTORIC CULTURAL ELEMENTS AND IDEAS INCLUDING LIGHTING, IMAGE, TEXT, PAVING DESIGN IN GRANITE - BLUESTONE PALETTE.
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    59Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES GRATTAN GARDENS BEACON OBJECT SERIES: A REPEATED STREET ELEMENT (REFER OTHER PRECINCT PLAN MARKUPS) WHICH COULD INVESTIGATE HISTORY, INTERPRETATION, SOUND, LIGHT, LOCAL EVENT BULLETIN, INTERACTIVE ELEMENTS. CATENARY LIGHTPOLES WITH PROJECTION CAPACITY FROM RIGGING (NOTE: STAGE 2 IMPLEMENTATION) IMAGE ART SOUND INSTALLATION PERIOD OF THREE MONTH TRAFFIC TRIAL WITH TEMPORARY FESTIVAL INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING BY ARTISTS OR STUDENTS FROM THE MELBOURNE POLYTECHNIC DIPLOMA OF ‘LIVE PRODUCTION TECHNICAL SERVICES’ AT PRAHRAN CAMPUS 1 2 3 1 2 3 3
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    60Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PRAHRAN TOWN HALL 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES 4 CHAPELSTREET GREVILLE STREET 2 2 1 3 3 1 2 3 4 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLOUR - IMAGE WALL TREATMENT WITH TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT LIGHT PROJECT SERIES COLLABORATION PROJECT: LIBRARY AND TOWN HALL OFFICES (FUTURE CIVIC FACILITY) SPECIAL OBJECT OR PAVING INSERTIONS PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT: SPECIAL ARTWORK INTEGRATION FOR MARKING TOWN HALL SPACE ALONG CHAPEL STREET
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    61Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates KING STREET 7.8 PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES 4 4 4 4 43 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 BEACON OBJECT SERIES (REFER GRATTAN GARDENS) COLOUR - IMAGE WALL TREATMENT SPECIAL GRANITE PAVING PATTERN SERIES TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT LIGHT PROJECT SERIES ONTO PAVING LIGHTING DESIGNER ARTIST COLLABORATION A. LIGHTING PROJECTS (REFER #4 ABOVE) B. SEAT LIGHTING C. LIGHT EFFECTS ONTO BUILDING PIERS D. VERTICAL CATENARY LIGHTING DESIGN E. GOBO PROJECTIONS CHAPELSTREET LT.CHAPELSTREET GREVILLE STREET KING STREET
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    62Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    64Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 1: GRATTAN GARDENS Understory: Agave americana, Aloe arborescens, A. barberae, A. plicatilis, Dion spinulosum, Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia, Zamia furfuracea Understory: Agave americana, Aloe arborescens, A. barberae, A. plicatilis, Dion spinulosum, Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia, Zamia furfuracea Ficus platypoda Existing Schinus molle var. areira with new understorey planting Transplanted Phoenix canariensis Existing Phoenix canariensis Chamaerops humilis Cussonia spicata Washingtonia robusta Existing Melia azedarach Ceiba sp. Chamaerops humilis Erythrina crista-galli Jacaranda mimosifolia Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’
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    65Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates The fresh design prepared bythe design team for Grattan Gardensisbased on the conceptof“bringing back the gardens” into Greville Street – a theme developed during the masterplan phase. The park redesign is based on a reinterpretation of the original late 19th- early 20th Century “gardenesque” layout of the gardens, while providing spaces for social interaction and informal seating for the Prahran neighbourhood, serving contemporary needs and uses. Botanical interest and diversity is central to the design ideas presented, following the nineteenth century and early 20th Century ambition of curating a plant collection for the park that adds to a sense of public richness. The current “symmetrical” order of a 7m wide path dividing 2 raised grass lawns and with only 3 tree species types has eroded the exuberance of the original garden and planting palette. There is potential “delight” in diverse plantings which we believe are essential to any park experience. The two existing Phoenix palms are not part of the original 19th century layout of the gardens. They have probably already been transplanted once before, possibly as part of the current design. One Palm was originally closer to Greville Street as seen in the photo below. The current symmetrical design, framing an empty view, is akin to a domestic arrangement at a private house development or suburban estate entry and does diminish and dominate the visual perception of the park today. Functional issues: The new design aims to provide equity of access up onto a single grass terrace (this is not currently provided in this area of the park). This requires a ramped path edging the west side of the park. The alignment of this path requires cutting into and retaining the existing grades at its north and south ends. Such a path cannot be located on the east side due to existing electrical switching and pit infrastructure on the NE corner. (It is undesirable to land a ramped path in that area). The existing NW palm is right against the alignment of the proposed ramped path edge wall and requires relocation. Building a retaining wall against its swollen trunk base (bole) is not ideal due to the scale of the current swelling and trunk, resulting in uncomfortable visual proximity (it will feel too close). The palm requires a more generous space within a larger lawn area - hence the current proposal to relocate to the SE area of the terrace. The edge to this pathway will be planted with new Washingtonia robusta or Livistona chinensis palms and suitable understorey. While we understand that Phoenix palms are very robust, a successful, diverse new planting for this edge will be difficult to achieve horticulturally / aesthetically around the bole of the existing palm and in elevation along the terrace edge and within the 2m cross section of the proposed garden. It will feel ‘thin’ and too close to the wall system. The current DD design drawings show planning that is not purely symmetrical. (Circular Planter sizes, forecourt tree locations, catenary, non- ovoid grass shaping etc.) Retaining the symmetry of the existing palm locations diminishes the potential of the new design and detracts from the long term potential of new plantings. The proposed locations of the two Palms, one retained and one relocated establishes a larger plant scale on the east side of the grass terrace with bold palm frond textures set against fine peppercorn foliage. The placement allows the largest area of free grass space. The two palm specimens will become a linked pair of strong vertical markers leading the eye and walkers off the forecourt, a kind of large scale pair of sentinels, inviting pedestrians up to the terrace and the park beyond. Transplanting of existing Phoenix canariensis within DD Grattan Gardens design. The Palm (in question) on leftofpicture istherefore proposed to be relocated on the east side of park against the existing line of peppercorns (right). The space between the existing White Cedar trees and the Palm is minimal to achieve a compliant path/ ramp. Future Location of Transplanted palms against existing Peppercorns. This is an important design move, and will take away the sense of the palms feeling like symmetrical ‘goal posts’ – a dull arrangement that commands too much attention, framing as it does and empty view. Relocating the palm to a side view, will totally transform the sense of the park for users, helping to invite a walk around rather than presenting the view of empty space. The palms will present in side view, asapair,deepeningthesenseofperspectiveandmaximising the sense of length and extension of the green space. This also allows fresh plantings on the west side, and a balanced asymmetry in the best of the gardenesque tradition. We feel this is a very important design issue, and is based on some central design principles for the revised park design. Retaining the palm in its current location is definitely not recommended, and will diminish and stultify the fresh design if it is left as is.
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    66Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 2: GREVILLE STREET SHARED ZONE Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Jacaranda mimosifolia
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    67Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 3: KING STREET CLOSURE Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ climbers to linear catenary mesh Kennedia rubicunda Parthenocissus quinquefolia Vitis vinifera
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    68Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 4: PORTER STREET SHARED ZONE Existing Phoenix canariensis Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Tipuana tipu or Jacaranda mimosifolia Jacaranda mimosifolia
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    69Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 5A: GREVILLE STREET WEST Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Jacaranda mimosifolia
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    70Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 5B: GREVILLE STREET EAST Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ or Acer truncatum x platanoides Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’
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    71Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PLANTING KEY PLAN STAGE 6: PRAHRAN TOWN HALL FORECOURT Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Existing Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ Magnolia grandiflora ‘Kay Parris’ Magnolia grandiflora ‘Teddy Bear’
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    72Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates STREET TREES TREES AND PLANTING Tilia cordata ‘Green Spire’ Linden Tree Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ - Existing along Chapel StreetAcer truncatum x platanoides Platanus orientalis ‘Digitata’ - Existing at Chapel Street
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    73Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates PALMS TREES AND PLANTING Washingtonia robusta Mexican Fan Palm Washingtonia robusta Mexican Fan PalmPhoenix canariensis - Existing at Prahran Station Phoenix canariensis - Existing in Grattan Gardens
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    74Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates FEATURE TREES TREES AND PLANTING Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’Brachychiton populneus x acerifolius ‘Jerilderie Red’ Ceiba sp. Cussonia spicataChamaerops humilis
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    75Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates FEATURE TREES TREES AND PLANTING Ficus platypoda Tipuana tipu Melia azedarach - Existing at Grattan GardensErythrina crista-galli Schinus molle var. areira - Existing at Grattan Gardens Jacaranda mimosifolia
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    76Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates CLIMBERS TREES AND PLANTING Kennedia rubicunda Parthenocissus quinquefolia Vitis vinifera
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    77Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates UNDERSTOREY TREES AND PLANTING 04F. Yucca filamentosa or Y. recurvifolia Aloe plicatilisAgave americana Aloe arborescens Aloe barberae 04G. Dion spinulosum Zamia furfuracea
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    78Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates
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    80Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates LIGHTING INSPIRATIONS: GRATTAN GARDENS CATENARY LIGHTING DESIGN • sequined field • simplified botanical light fitting • simplified directional light fitting • design development render • glomesh fabric field • studded clusters
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    81Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 9.1 CATENARY DESIGN LIGHTING DESIGN REFER APPENDIX A: WEBB CATENARY LIGHTING
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    82Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 9.2 SITE WIDE LIGHTING CONCEPTS LIGHTING DESIGN REFER APPENDIX B: WGE SITEWIDE LIGHTING
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    84Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 10.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENTATION LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS REFER APPENDIX C: RWA LANDSCAPE DRAWINGS
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    86Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 11.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT DOCUMENTATION CIVIL, HYDRAULIC, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS REFER APPENDIX D: WGE SERVICES REPORT AND APPENDIX E: WGE SERVUCES DRAWINGS
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    88Prepared for theCity of Stonnington by rushwright associates 12.1 DESIGN DEVELOPMENT REPORT TRAFFIC DESIGN REFER APPENDIX F: OBT TRAFFIC REPORT