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Sydenham road Strategy 2025 PE

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KEY IMPROVEMENTS

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Proposed trees

Activation Zones at key locations with feature brick pavement, custom furniture, additional lighting and plantings

PLANTING PALETTE

IMPROVING SYDENHAM ROAD

SHOWCASED ACTIVATION ZONES

PROPOSED - Reliable and resilient plant species were selected for nature strips and as additional trees

LIGHTING

Everest takeaway Cafe - Currently with small outdoor dining space

PROPOSED STREETSCAPE ELEMENTS TO ACTIVATION ZONES

CHARACTER CONTEXT Coffee Alchemy - Currently an unutilised nature strip and frontage

PEDESTRIAN MATERIALS

Kiss My Brass - Currently a concrete pathway MATERIAL REFERENCE Brewery pipping style - inspiration for paving artwork and ornamentation on furniture framework; easily prefabricated and powdercoated in bright colours

Existing trees

Victoria Road Waterhousia Floribunda

Lophostemon confertus

Platanus x acerifolia

Brewery inspired Lounge H 470x W 450 x L450mm Hardwood Battens: H 70 x W 70

Sydenham Station

Singular stool with ‘piping’ patterns H 470x W 450 x L450mm

ADDITIONAL GREENING

Bench 1.35 m long

Proposed furniture / Activation zone

FOOTPATH PALETTE - BRICK Continuous footpath treatment

Trachelospermum ‘Tri Colour’

Lomandra Longifolia Liriope Tanika

Myoporum Parvifolium ‘Yareena’

Victoria Road

Sydenham Station

ADDITIONAL ACTIVATION ZONES

Zebra Crossings with new pole lighting Shared pathway for cyclists and pedestrians Victoria Road Philodendron Xanadu Clivea miniata

Sydenham Station

Nature strip planting will be added to front of ‘No stopping zone’ with additional seating and custom ‘beer bubble stools’ to extend current outdoor dining.

Dianella Cearulea

The shared pathway will be widened to 2m. This activation area is the most extensive utilising a wide frontage of Coffee Alchemy. It will be identified with new brick paving, custom designed furniture and lighting. A strip of planting will be added to this particular area.

BEER BUBBLE COFFEE TABLE / STOOL

London Bowral Brick

Beer bubbles are recognisable symbol of beer and its representation can be used to brand furniture - in particular lasercut steel components. Seating pods with beer bubbles pattern perforated into the powdercoated steel. LED lighting can be placed inside for informal ambient lighting

This warm ‘domestic’ type of brick paver was selected to personalise the activation zones, currently paved in grey concrete.

The shared pathway will be widened to 2m. A suite of custom furniture with lighting will be added to nature strip area with feature brick paving and Filtapave surface surrounds to existing trees. The extensive tree roots of existing trees may not allow for a strip of aditional planting as elsewhere.

Proposed - Bench

Proposed - Stools with Beer bubbles table

Proposed - Lounge

STREET TREE PLANTING IN SIDE STREETS MAY NEED TO BE LOCATED IN THE PARKING LANE DUE TO EXISTING UTILITY SERVICE CONSTRAINTS OR NARROW FOOTPATHS.

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LEGEND

KEY IMPROVEMENTS

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Proposed trees

Activation Zones at key locations with feature brick pavement, custom furniture, additional lighting and plantings

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Dedicated Kiss & Ride zone to support pick up and drop off at the Station

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Continuous footpath treatement at select locations with textured and colourfull pavements

PLANTING PALETTE

IMPROVING SYDENHAM ROAD

SHOWCASED ACTIVATION ZONES

PROPOSED - Reliable and resilient plant species were selected for nature strips and as additional trees

LIGHTING

Barclay Street - Currently a Carpark

Existing trees

Proposed furniture / Activation zone

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Additional pedestrian crossings with new pole lighting

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Proposed Parklet and EV vehicle charging at Barclay Street carpark

Continuous footpath treatment

Victoria Road Waterhousia Floribunda

Shared pathway for cyclists and pedestrians

Platanus x acerifolia

Marrickville Yoga Centre - Currently a large concrete surface

EV CHARGING

PEDESTRIAN MATERIALS

Tribe Gym - Currently a concrete surface up to the road MATERIAL REFERENCE

FOOTPATH PALETTE - BRICK

Brewery pipping style - inspiration for paving artwork and ornamentation on furniture framework; easily prefabricated and powdercoated in bright colours

London Bowral Brick This warm ‘domestic’ type of brick paver was selected to personalise the activation zones, currently paved in grey concrete.

Brewery inspired Lounge H 470x W 450 x L450mm Hardwood Battens: H 70 x W 70

Sydenham Station

Singular stool with ‘piping’ patterns H 470x W 450 x L450mm

ADDITIONAL GREENING

Bench 1.35 m long

Trachelospermum ‘Tri Colour’

Zebra Crossings with new pole lighting

Lophostemon confertus

PROPOSED STREETSCAPE ELEMENTS TO ACTIVATION ZONES

CHARACTER CONTEXT

Lomandra Longifolia Liriope Tanika

Myoporum Parvifolium ‘Yareena’

Victoria Road

Sydenham Station

ADDITIONAL ACTIVATION ZONES

PEDESTRIAN (ZEBRA) CROSSINGS, CONTINUOUS PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS AND CHANGES TO PARKING MANAGEMENT CONTROLS WILL REQUIRE APPROVAL FROM TRANSPORT FOR NSW. REFER TO SEPARATE PARKING MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR THE DETAILS AND EXTENT OF PROPOSED TIME LIMITED AND NO PARKING ZONES ALONG SYDENHAM ROAD AND ADJACENT SIDE STREETS

Victoria Road Philodendron Xanadu Clivea miniata

Sydenham Station

A proposed ‘Parklet’ for community engagment with dedicated seating and greening will be added, replacing 5 parking spaces - opposite proposed EV charging

The shared pathway will be widened to 2m. The activation area will be identified with new brick paving, lighting and custom furniture elements with a strip of planting.

Electric Vehicle Charging bays

RAISED CROSSINGS PALETTE

BEER BUBBLE COFFEE TABLE / STOOL

Blue Painted concrete

Beer bubbles are recognisable symbol of beer and its representation can be used to brand furniture - in particular lasercut steel components. Seating pods with beer bubbles pattern perforated into the powdercoated steel. LED lighting can be placed inside for informal ambient lighting

This colour choice was selected to personalise the activation zones, as well as idenfying EV spots for the community.

Continuous footpath treatment will provide safer pedestrian crossings and will add vibrancy with its colours and textural character.

The shared pathway will be widened to 2m. This smaller activation area will be identified with new brick paving, lighting and custom furniture elements. A strip of planting will be added to this particular area.

Proposed - Bench

Proposed - Stools with Beer bubbles table

Proposed - Lounge

Dianella Cearulea

LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS LIGHTING TO PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS Where new pedestrian (Zebra) crossings are proposed, lighting will be upgraded to meet relevant lighting standards

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STREET TREE PLANTING IN SIDE STREETS MAY NEED TO BE LOCATED IN THE PARKING LANE DUE TO EXISTING UTILITY SERVICE CONSTRAINTS OR NARROW FOOTPATHS.

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LEGEND

KEY IMPROVEMENTS

01

Proposed trees

Activation Zones at key locations with feature brick pavement, custom furniture, additional lighting and plantings

02

Dedicated Kiss & Ride zone to support pick up and drop off at the Station

03

Continuous footpath treatement at select locations with textured and colourfull pavements

PLANTING PALETTE

IMPROVING SYDENHAM ROAD

SHOWCASED ACTIVATION ZONES

PROPOSED - Reliable and resilient plant species were selected for nature strips and as additional trees

LIGHTING

Conceptual Perspective - Marrickville Yoga

Existing trees

Proposed furniture / Activation zone

Continuous footpath treatment

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Additional pedestrian crossings with new pole lighting

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Proposed Parklet and EV vehicle charging at Barclay Street carpark

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Proposed two way cycleway transitionong to ‘shared pathway’ past Sloane Street subject to Transport for NSW approval

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Zebra Crossings with new pole lighting

Victoria Road

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Traffic signalisation of Fitzroy St, Sydenham Road, and Sydney Street are subject to Transport for NSW approval

Waterhousia Floribunda

Lophostemon confertus

Platanus x acerifolia

Conceptual Perspective - Arthouse and The Yard Gym

EV CHARGING

PEDESTRIAN MATERIALS

Conceptual Perspective - Tribe Gym MATERIAL REFERENCE

FOOTPATH PALETTE - BRICK

Brewery pipping style - inspiration for paving artwork and ornamentation on furniture framework; easily prefabricated and powdercoated in bright colours

London Bowral Brick This warm ‘domestic’ type of brick paver was selected to personalise the activation zones, currently paved in grey concrete.

Brewery inspired Lounge H 470x W 450 x L450mm Hardwood Battens: H 70 x W 70 Singular stool with ‘piping’ patterns H 470x W 450 x L450mm

ADDITIONAL GREENING

Bench 1.35 m long

Trachelospermum ‘Tri Colour’

Lomandra Longifolia Liriope Tanika

Myoporum Parvifolium ‘Yareena’

Victoria Road

Sydenham Station

ADDITIONAL ACTIVATION ZONES

Pedestrian (Zebra) crossing here subject to Transport for NSW approval

THE PROPOSED TWO WAY CYCLEWAY WILL REQUIRE REMOVAL OF ON STREET PARKING

PROPOSED STREETSCAPE ELEMENTS TO ACTIVATION ZONES

Sydenham Station

THE PEDESTRIAN (ZEBRA) CROSSINGS, TRAFFIC SIGNALS, CYCLE PATH INDICATED ON THIS PLAN WILL REQUIRE APPROVAL FROM TRANSPORT FOR NSW

Shared pathway for cyclists and pedestrians

CHARACTER CONTEXT

Conceptual Perspective - Barclay Street parklet Victoria Road Philodendron Xanadu Clivea miniata

Conceptual Perspective - Coffee Alchemy

Electric Vehicle Charging bays

RAISED CROSSINGS PALETTE

BEER BUBBLE COFFEE TABLE / STOOL

Blue Painted concrete

Beer bubbles are recognisable symbol of beer and its representation can be used to brand furniture - in particular lasercut steel components. Seating pods with beer bubbles pattern perforated into the powdercoated steel. LED lighting can be placed inside for informal ambient lighting

This colour choice was selected to personalise the activation zones, as well as idenfying EV spots for the community.

Continuous footpath treatment will provide safer pedestrian crossings and will add vibrancy with its colours and textural character.

Conceptual Perspective - Kiss My Brass

Sydenham Station

Proposed - Bench

Proposed - Stools with Beer bubbles table

Proposed - Lounge

Dianella Cearulea

LIGHTING IMPROVEMENTS LIGHTING TO PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS Where new pedestrian (Zebra) crossings are proposed, lighting will be upgraded to meet relevant lighting standards

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SYDENHAM ROAD STRATEGY - LONG TERM VISION PLAN

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STREET TREE PLANTING IN SIDE STREETS MAY NEED TO BE LOCATED IN THE PARKING LANE DUE TO EXISTING UTILITY SERVICE CONSTRAINTS OR NARROW FOOTPATHS.

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