Parramatta Road Corridor Precincts

  • Urban Design
  • Sydney
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Three new precincts on Sydney’s city shaping corridor

City of Canada Bay engaged us to master plan three precincts on Parramatta Road, in response to the NSW Government’s Parramatta Road Corridor Urban Transformation Strategy (PRCUTS).

The Group
Client: City of Canada Bay
Studios: Sydney, Australia
Key Facts:
  • 3 new precincts
  • 4,000 new dwellings
  • 9,000sqm of new public open space
  • 1 new Metro Station
The Team:

PRCUTS aims to renew Parramatta Road and adjacent communities through investments in homes, jobs, transport, open spaces and public amenity. It presents significant urban renewal opportunities for land within defined development precincts.

We approached each precinct by looking at the distinctive character elements of each place and how to achieve the best urban design outcomes for its future, proposing an additional 4,000 dwellings across the three precincts.

The master plans proposed improved transport, better amenity, and a balanced housing and employment growth. This work seeks to ensure that all future decisions to rezone land will be made with a thorough understanding of potential cumulative impacts and will achieve orderly, transparent and high-quality design outcomes. It ultimately led to the successful rezoning of all three precincts.

Parramatta Road’s role in shaping Sydney’s suburban and industrial development towards the west is significant. From its earliest incarnation, it served Sydney’s industrial districts as an essential link for goods and workers. The new corridor of the future will offer residents more efficient and reliable public transport and walkable neighbourhoods.

Kings Bay, Burwood and Homebush North have the potential to contribute to the transformation of a piece of city shaping infrastructure. They support the goals and aspirations of global Sydney, while maintaining their local identity.

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Jenna Keyes Principal

Jenna is a Principal and urban designer in the Sydney studio. With her highly articulate and strategic insights, she leads teams in delivering successful, collaborative outcomes to a wide range of industry-leading public and private sector clients. A graduate of the London School of Economics, she is interested in and deeply understands urban policy, economics, and sociology, which underpins her multidisciplinary approach to design practice.

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