Environments 4 - Semester 1 2021 - Margaret Nicolas

ELIZABETH STREET PRECINCT PLAN

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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION AND OVERVIEW PG 3 EXISTING SITE SURROUNDINGS PG 5 PROPOSAL AND VISUALISATION PG 12 DESIGN DOCUMENTATION DRAWINGS PG 18

INTRODUCTION

OVERVIEW This document features a series of technical drawings, illustrating the design that is to take place directly on Elizabeth Street, taking into regards key principles, existing site information, proposals and strategies underlined in the Elizabeth Street Masterplan Report.

Elizabeth Street has been identified as an underutilised site that can advocate for more community-centric spaces. The street presents potential in providing greater commercial opportunities for local businesses and marketgoers whilst maintaining the street’s current function as a parking space. The proposed design aims to incorporate a shared street design with greater focus on the need for a public space, providing amnenities and commercial incentives for pedestrians.

MASTERPLAN SUMMARY The Elizabeth Street Masterplan Report has identified that the pre-existing site conditions lacks interest in pedestrian safety, providing a need to generate an effective public space that improves visitor circulation and safety around the the area. In addition, its lack of green space contributes to the lack of accomodation and does not provide adequate amnenities to keep pedestrians on site, generating loss of revenue for the renowned Prahran Market located next to the street.

In resolution, four main precincts have been identified, focused on improving the urban forest condition, reducing UHI, flood mitigation, pedestrian and cyclist safety, and reconnecting the local community with small businesses.

MASTERPLAN DESIGN PRINCIPLES

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EXISTING SITE SURROUNDINGS Elizabeth Street currently functions as a logistics dominated street, featuring a loading zone and on street parking, as well as a multilevel parking unit situated parallel to Prahran Market, therefore making vehicular circulation as the prevalent form of traffic across the street.

In context with Chapel Street’s high concentration of vehicular movement, most of which are trams and cars, Elizabeth Street provides an area for motorists to park and begin their shopping on foot. However, the lack of a continuous footpath running down makes it difficult for pedestrians to safely travel to Prahran Market with the number of cars that enter Elizabeth Street during market hours.

The Chapel Street Masterplan regards Prahran Market as an important destination for the City of Stonnington, with a wide community of skilled traders and specialty stores. To transform the street into a shared space will help to bring back pedestrians to site and thereby establish attraction towards Prahran Market, which holistically can bring back village squares for locals and establish Stonnington’s streetscapes as people-oriented.

Text adapted from Assignment 2 Mapping undertaken by Sylvie Zhang in Assignment 2

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Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Exis�ng services 1:400 on A3

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Key features of the masterplan Key features of the masterplan Each number correlates to the future improvements to be made along Elizabeth Street.

The footpath along the carpark is formalised, an avenue of trees renewing the path into a green corridor for pedestrians to safely walk across.

Each number correlates to the future improvements to be made along Elizabeth 1 Market areas and levelled pavement design Street.

2 New garden beds and drainage treatment

The footpath along the carpark is formalised, an avenue of trees renewing the path into a green corridor for pedestrians to safely walk across.

Descending exit andpavement safety bollard 1 3 Market areas ramp and levelled designinstallation 2 New garden beds and drainage treatment Masterplan adapted from Assignment 2 with site specific interventions

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Furniture is installed within the shared street to improve the site’s amenities and provide a resting place for users during market hours. This also aids drivers as they drive along the street.

Furniture is installed within the shared street to improve the site’s amenities and provide a resting place for users during market hours. This also aids drivers as they drive along the street.

The entire street level is leveled to accommodate the conditions for a shared street between motor users and pedestrians. This promotes pedestrian safety and creates a multi use outdoor space for events.

The entire street level is leveled to accommodate the conditions for a shared street between motor users and pedestrians. This promotes pedestrian safety and creates a multi use outdoor space for events.

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3.3.1 CIRCULATION MAP 1: EXISTING NETWORKS AND POINTS OF TENSION Legend Chapel Street Side streets Existing railway line Existing cycle path

3.3.1 CIRCULATION

Existing tram line

Points of conflict

MAP 1: EXISTING NETWORKS AND POINTS OF TENSION Legend

Vehicular circulation

Pededstrian movement

Chapel Street Side streets Existing railway line

Pedestrians crossing Elizabeth street by the west side of the carpark are situated closely to Prahran Market’s loading zone and the carpark’s roundabout.

Existing cycle path

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Existing tram line

There is an established presence of cars circulating in this area, making it unsafe for pedestrians to walk too far along the western side.

Points of conflict

1: EXISTING NETWORKS AND POINTS OF TENSION

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Vehicular circulation

Pededstrian movement

Loading zone

Chapel Street Side streets Existing railway line

Pedestrians crossing Elizabeth street by the west side of the carpark are situated closely to Prahran Market’s loading zone and the carpark’s roundabout.

Existing cycle path Existing tram line

There is an established presence of cars circulating in this area, making it unsafe for pedestrians to walk too far along the western side.

Points of conflict

Vehicular circulation

Pededstrian movement

Pedestrians crossing Elizabeth street by the west side of the carpark are situated closely to Prahran Market’s loading zone and the carpark’s roundabout.

There is an established presence of cars circulating in this area, making it unsafe for pedestrians to walk too far along the western side.

Conflict analysis undertaken by Margaret Nicolas in Assignment 2 Motor vehicles recently entering the street are immediately held at a choke point, wherein there is a pedestrian

Loading zone

Motor vehicles recently entering the street are immediately held at a choke point, wherein there is a pedestrian crossing allowing for shoppers to cross. However, this is potentially unsafe as it is also located in front of the carpark’s entrance, and pedestrians would have to be wary crossing along.

Additionally, there is side street parking in front of Prahran Market, which further holds traffic during market hours as Elizabeth Street is only a one-way street.

Motor vehicles recently entering the street are immediately held at a choke point, wherein there is a pedestrian crossing allowing for shoppers to cross. However, this is potentially unsafe as it is also located in front of the carpark’s entrance, and pedestrians would have to be wary crossing along.

Additionally, there is side street parking in front of Prahran Market, which further holds traffic during market hours as Elizabeth Street is only a one-way street.

Pedestrians will struggle to enter Elizabeth Street from Chapel Street due to the lack of footpaths.

There is another loading zone located closely to the start of the street, which leaves pedestrians at a tension point, making circulation very disjointed and unsafe for shoppers.

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3.3.1 CIRCULATION

MAP 1: EXISTING NETWORKS AND POINTS OF TENSIO Legend Chapel Street Side streets Existing railway line Existing cycle path

3.3.1 CIRCULATION

Existing tram line

Points of conflict

MAP 1: EXISTING NETWORKS AND POINTS OF TENSION Legend

Vehicular circulation

Pededstrian movement

Chapel Street Side streets Existing railway line

Pedestrians crossing Elizabeth stree by the west side of the carpark are situated closely to Prahran Market’s loading zone and the carpark’s roundabout.

Existing cycle path Existing tram line

Points of conflict

There is an established presence of cars circulating in this area, makin it unsafe for pedestrians to walk to far along the western side.

Circulation analysis undertaken by Margaret Nicolas in Assignment 2 Vehicular circulation

Pededstrian movement

Loading zone

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.3.4 HYDROLOGY 3.3.4b Hydrology 3.3.4 HYDROLOGY 3.3.4b Hydrology

.3.4b Hydrology AP 1:1: Water Flow Analysis 3.3.4b Hydrology MAP Water Issues of focus Flow Analysis

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-commodate Existing storm water drainage cannot satisfy demand sufficient -possible flood within the street parallel to Elizabeth orm water management.

-possible flood within the street parallel to Elizabeth storm water management.

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Goals system and green fabrics.

-Implement water sensitive design that assist instreet managing Possible flood within the street parallel to Elizabeth andand thethe -Implement water sensitive design that assist in managing - Possible flood within the street parallel to Elizabeth street stormwater system especially at the interception of Elizareet itself duedue to ineffective drainage andand current vegetation. oals stormwater system especially atsystems the interception ofvegetation.

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(A highly prone to flood zone).

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(A highly prone toin flood zone). beth Chapel street.

(A highly prone to flood zone).

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highly prone to to flood zone).

(A highly prone flood zone).

Assist the surrounding street in in managing water runoff.

- Assist the surrounding street managing water runoff.

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Grading analysis undertaken by Sylvie Zhang in Assignment 2

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3.3.4 URBAN ECOLOGY 3.3.4a Urban Ecology 3.3.4a Urban Ecology

MAP 1: Biodiversity Values & Urban Forest Coverage

Issues of focus -Significant Lower strategic biodiversity values (33%) comIssues of focus pare to other street along Chapel street, such as Yarra -Significant Lower strategic biodiversity values (33%) com3.3.4 URBAN ECOLOGY street (62%).

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PROPOSAL

Ground fixings placed in to hold market tents

Street closed to through traffic on market days

New surface treatment and drainage New garden beds established next to existing trees

New paving pattern to indicate designated lanes of vehicular and pedestrian traffic

Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Ac�vity and zoning proposal 1:400 on A3

Legend New paved footpath

Market zones

New road paving

Opened treepits

Page no.

Boundary of design N

P01

HARDSCAPE MATERIAL PALETTE BPav

SAsp

Bluestone pavers

Stamped asphalt

350mm by 200mm by 70mm

To be poured on site and stamped

BPit

SDra

Bluestone pitchers Three lengths

Street drainage channel

BPit01 - 1000mm by 300mm by 200mm BPit02 - 600mm by 250mm by 200mm BPit03 - 250mm by 250mm by 200mm

For channel to run along length of Elizabeth street

GPav

SCan

Granite pavers

Street market canopy

350mm by 200mm by 70mm

To be modified to work with on-site ground fixings

SSea GSet

Street seat: Perform Outdoor Bench with Back

Granite setts

To be modified to work with on-site ground fixings

90mm by 90mm by 70mm

SBol SCel StrataCell 510mm by 510mm by 250mm

Street bollard

PLANTING MATERIAL PALETTE RPse

DLon

Robinia pseudoacacia Black locust 10m by 5m (at maturity)

Dianella Longifolia Pale flax lily 0.8m by 0.5m

Number: 4

Number: 4

AOri

CApi

Agapanthus orientalis African lily 1.5m by 1.2m

Chrysocephalum Apiculatum Common everlasting 0.2m by 1m

Number: 6

Number: 8

LLon Lomandra Longifolia Spiny-head mat-rush 0.8m by 0.5m Number: 6

DESIGN DOCUMENTATION DRAWINGS

SBol x 12 Removeable street bollards to be installed during market hours. Please refer to D001.

SCan x 15 Removeable canopies to be installed during market hours. Please refer to D002 and D003.

D001

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street General Arrangement plan

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:400 on A3

Page no.

N

DD01

Excavation of asphalt near a TPZ is to be done by hand or by hydro-excavation at low pressure under the Stonnington Council’s arborist’s consent.

Existing asphalt across Elizabeth Street to the removed; existing drainage channels are to remain unaffected.

Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Site protec�on and removal 1:400 on A3

Legend

Page no.

Tree Protec�on Zone (TPZ) Area of hardscape removal

N

DD02

Street bollards are removed outside of market hours, allowing for cars to drive through.

SSea x 8 Removeable street seats that replace market canopies outside market hours. Please refer to D004 and D005.

D007

Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Hardscape and materials plan 1:400 on A3

D006

Legend BPav/GPav mix. refer to D006 and D007

SDra

SBol

SAsp

BPit03

GSet

BPit01

BPit02

Page no.

N

DD03

AA

D009

Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Tree plan�ng plan 1 1:150 on A3

Legend

Page no.

RPse to be planted on site N

DD04-1

BB

Project Date

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan 26th May 2021

Title Scale

Elizabeth Street Tree plan�ng plan 2 1:150 on A3

Legend

Page no.

RPse to be planted on site N

DD04-2

Rainwater garden to support filtration and collection of stormwater runoff before flowing to existing drainage channel

D008

AOri x 6 LLon x 6 CApi x 4 DLon x 4

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Shrub plan�ng plan

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:150 on A3

Page no.

N

DD05

X RL 13.20

X RL 13.40 X RL 13.30

1:40 fall X RL 13.30

X RL 13.26

1:25 fall

1:125 fall

X RL 13.40

X RL 13.20

X RL 13.16 X RL 13.06 X RL 13.30

1:25 fall X RL 13.20

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Grading and drainage plan 1

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:150 on A3

1:125 fall

Page no.

N

DD06-1

X RL 12.80 1:25 fall

X RL 12.70 X RL 12.66

X RL 12.80

1:25 fall

X RL 12.56

X RL 12.60

1:25 fall

X RL 12.46

X RL 12.70

1:40 fall X RL 12.50

X RL 12.40

X RL 12.60

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Grading and drainage plan 2

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:150 on A3

Page no.

N

DD06-2

3000 During market hours, Elizabeth Street is closed off to vehicular traffic and pedestrians are able to circulate across the road

8000

New surface treatment allows for water to flow down to the central drain, which then connects to the existing council drain.

Pointed market canopies to allow for coverage for businesses and patrons whilst allowing water flow into drainage channels

D002

D003

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Sec�onal eleva�on AA

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:50 on A3

Page no.

N

DD07

During non-market hours, the road is open to vehicular users, with lanes identified through the bluestone pitcher dividing the two paving styles 1500

300

D004 1500

1500

4000

D005

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Sec�onal eleva�on BB

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

1:50 on A3

Page no.

N

DD08

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

D002

Detail 001, 1:10 Removable street bollard on Elizabeth Street PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Pivoting galvanised steel lid

Detail 002, 1:20 Removable market tent in relation to pavement design

Reinforced concrete

Galvanised steel ground socket

Bedding mortar 30mm Reinforced concrete slab 130mm Compacted crushed rock 50mm

BPit Bluestone pitchers 1000m by 300mm by 200mm BPav Bluestone pavers 350mm by 200mm by 70mm

Pivoting galvanised steel lid Reinforced concrete

Galvanised steel ground socket

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

SAsp Stamped Asphalt Poured in 70mm deep

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

150 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

D001

Detail 003, 1:5 Ground fixing for market tent

Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Feature and furniture

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

As indicated

D003

Page no.

N

DD09

800

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

D004

1500

Detail 004, 1:10 Custom street seating with ground fixings

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

660

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Feature and furniture

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

As indicated

Detail 005, 1:5 Ground fixing detail for street seating

D005

Media structure same as D001 and D003

Page no.

N

DD10

BPav Bluestone pavers 350mm by 200mm by 70mm

GPav Granite pavers 350mm by 200mm by 70mm

D006

Detail 006, 1:25 Custom paving design on Elizabeth street near tree pit

Detail 007, 1:25 Custom paving design on Elizabeth street near tree pit Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street Hardscape detail

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

As indicated

D007

Page no.

N

DD11

AOri African Lily

RPse Black locust

LLon Spiny-head matrush Stone mulch

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

Loamy sand Transition layer

CApi Common everlasting

Submerged zone Gravel

Collection pipe

D008

Clearance made for existing drainage channel

Existing drainage channel

SCel Stratacell 510mm by 510mm by 250mm

Detail 008, 1:10 Rainwater garden bed with filtration media Detail 009, 1:50 Robinia pseudoacacia in relation to new tree pit

D009

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION Project

Elizabeth Street Precinct Plan

Title

Elizabeth Street So�scape detail

Date

26th May 2021

Scale

As indicated

Page no.

N

DD12