The design reconciles minimised public amenity impact with overland flows, an extensive basement car-park and multifaceted program requirements into a terraced form that cradles around a large, activated landscape area to the south east.
The building accommodates a small library, community rooms, maternal child health facility, health-related consultant rooms together with privately operated child-care facility and podiatry facility as well as a new home for the local RSL chapter currently occupying the site.
The Anzac spirit of the existing RSL together with its memorabilia and heritage will be infused throughout the new facility, creating a narrative and direct connection with the site’s history while honouring the generosity of the RSL for donating the site to the council for this development. The development will also achieve a minimum green star 5 star target rating.
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We acknowledge First Nations peoples and their continuing connection to land, waters and culture, because we strongly believe in reconciliation and collaborative engagement for a better future. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, whose knowledge, traditions and stories guide custodianship on what will always be their ancestral lands.
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