Park Ridge Masterplan
Logan City Council engaged Guymer Bailey Architects and Ross Planning to undergo a detailed spatial needs assessment and stakeholder consultation process to develop the masterplan for the Park Ridge Rosia Road Park precinct.
Nominated as ‘Major Park’ to accommodate a district sport and recreational park and environmental corridor, the Park Ridge Rosia Road Park masterplan provides clear direction forward to create diverse and inclusive spaces that cater to every age and ability.
Key elements of the masterplan include an AFL regional facility with two full-size ovals and a clubhouse, a cycling precinct with a criterium track, banked track, pump track and trial area, recreational trails and a nature play area with amenities and picnic facilities.
Stage A works included the refurbishment and extension of an existing two-storey classroom block as well as the construction of a new covered walkway through the centre of the school.
PROCESS
Nominated as ‘Major Park’ to accommodate a district sport and recreational park and environmental corridor, the Park Ridge Rosia Road Park masterplan provides clear direction forward to create diverse and inclusive spaces that cater to every age and ability.
METHODOLOGY
Key elements of the masterplan include an AFL regional facility with two full-size ovals and a clubhouse, a cycling precinct with a criterium track, banked track, pump track and trial area, recreational trails and a nature play area with amenities and picnic facilities.
TRADITIONAL CUSTODIANS OF THE LAND
The Yuggera People
COMPLETION
2018
LOCATION
Park Ridge, Queensland
CLIENT
Logan City Council
PROJECT CONTACT
PHOTOGRAPHY
Guymer Bailey Architects
VALUE OUTCOMES
“GB-A were an absolute pleasure to work with. The team on site and in the office never cut corners and were committed to delivering a very high quality project.”
Jim Spainard, Golburn Enterprise
Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy. Drawing on the knowledge from our Greenstar accredited team members and specialist consultants in environmentally sustainable design, we ensure our project teams integrate creativity with scientific rigour, to create designs that are conscientious of the natural environment and local ecology. Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy.
PRINCIPLES OF PASSION
During the design process, our project team not only considers the physical context of the designs but also examines the social and cultural context. Through every design, we look for ways to inspire positive attitudes, behaviours and emotional responses in people to encourage the responsible use of resources, increase cooperation among occupants, and communicate the values of society and cultural diversity.
Designing for a sustainable future is a core part of our organisational philosophy. Drawing on the knowledge from our Greenstar accredited team members and specialist consultants in environmentally sustainable design, we ensure our project teams integrate creativity with scientific rigour, to create designs that are conscientious of the natural environment and local ecology.
We design built environments from a holistic, sustainable perspective: each project reconciles ecological and social impacts within the current economic climate. We holistically evaluate environmental, cultural and financial sustainability in every task we undertake.