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The University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus Public Domain Manual September 2021

This Public Domain Manual supersedes the University’s Public Domain Manual (2015 (Rev 2020), The Landscape Technical Manual (2008) and also supersedes elements of the Landscape Management Plan (2012) The Public Domain Manual was prepared by Spackman Mossop Michaels in consultation with the University of Newcastle (university) Infrastructure Facility Services (IFS).

Drawings and details included in this document are the approved indicative details. It is the responsibility of the installer to check geotechnical and engineering requirements and provided certification.

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Summary of changes

Author

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09/10/2020

Draft for UON review

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Minor updates and clarifications

- Clarification on X 15 Orange for eternal switchboards.

- Further detail on raised pedestrian pathways - changes to kerbrail requirement on stairwells

Mathew Anderson Breen Roberts

Lynn Herd

Contents 1. Introduction 1.1 Overview 1.2 Manual Aim 1.3 Purpose of the Manual 1.4 Using the Manual 1.5 Reviewing & Updating The Manual 1.6 Relationship with Other Documents

2. Campus Vision

A-04 Granular Surfaces A-05 Porous Tree Surrounds A-06 Tactile Indicators A-07 Service Pit Lids - Infill A-08 Service Pit Lids - Cast Iron A-09 Storm Water Pits A-10 Service Marker A-11 Trench Grates A-12 Stairs - In Situ Concrete A-13 Stair Nosings

2.1 Vision

A-14 Hand Rails - Free Standing

2.2 Objectives

A-15 Handrails - Wall Mounted

2.3 Design Principles

A-16 Handrail with Balustrades

2.4 Design Considerations 2.5 Campus Environment

3. Public Domain Guidelines

B. Road Infrastructure Design Strategy Design Considerations

3.1 Overview

Principles

3.2 Public Domain Palette

B-01 Road Pavements

3.3 Campus Colour Swatches

B-02 Kerbs and Gutters B-03 Kerb Inlets

A. Pavements and Stairs Design Strategy Design Considerations Path Widths Principles A-01 Large Format Unit Pavers A-02 Trihex Unit Pavers A-03 In situ Concrete

B-04 Kerb Ramps B-05 Regulatory Signage B-06 Wheel Stops B-07 Cyclist and Pedestrian Holding Rail B-08 At Grade Pedestrian Crossing B-09 Raised Pedestrian Crossings B-10 Speed Humps - Car Park B-11 Speed Humps - Roads

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C. Structures Design Strategy Design Considerations Principles

E-05 External Switchboard Cabinets E-06 Cabinets E-07 Laptop & USB Charge Points E-08 Wireless Charge Points

C-01 Concrete Planks

F. Furniture

C-02 Mesh Platforms

Design Strategy

C-03 Decking

Design Considerations

C-04 Bus Shelters

Principles

C-05 Picnic Shelters

F-01 Table Setting Type A

C-06 Umbrellas

F-02 Table Setting Type B

C-07 Shade Sails

F-03 Bench Seat

C-08 External Storage & Plants

F-04 Bench F-05 Platform Bench

D. Walls, Edges & Fences

F-06 Stools

Design Strategy

F-07 Recycled Plastic Stools

Design Considerations

F-08 Bike Rack

Principles

F-09 Bin Enclosures

D-01 Masonry Walling

F-10 Bollard Type A

D-02 Concrete Walling

F-11 Bollard Type B

D-03 Stone Walling

F-12 Bollard Type C

D-04 Gabion Walling

F-13 Hostile Vehicle Barrier

D-05 Sandstone Wall

F-14 Fountain & Bottle Refill Station Type A

D-06 Concrete Edging

F-15 Fountain & Bottle Refill Station Type B

D-07 Steel Edging

F-16 Anti-Skate Device

D-08 Fences - Security Palisade D-09 Flat Top and Rod Panel Fence

G. Soft Landscaping

D-10 Wire Mesh Fence

Design Strategy

D-11 Enclosures

Principles

D-12 Screens

Treatments Materials

E. Lighting, Electrical & Service Fixtures

Soils and Mulch

Design Strategy

G-01 Turf Grass

Design Considerations

G-02 Planting

Principles

G-03 Tree Protection

Luminaire Selection

G-04 Tree Installation - Garden Bed

E-01 Light and CCTV Poles

G-05 Tree Installation - Hard Pavement

E-02 Tapered Light Pole

G-06 Ballast Mulch

E-03 On-wall CCTV

G-07 Irrigation Products

E-04 Help Points

G-08 Drainage Swales G-09 Rain Gardens

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1.1 Overview

1.3 Purpose of the Manual

The University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus is located on the land of the traditional Indigenous owners, the Pambalong clan of the Awabakal nation. Callaghan is located about 10km west of the City of Newcastle and boasts a unique natural bushland character.

The PDM provides design guidelines, standard products and typical details for external materials including pavements; roads and services; structures, walls and fences; lighting; soft landscaping and outdoor furniture.

It will help to improve the public domain quality, legibility and provide continuity across the Campus’s diverse landscape. The purpose of the PDM is:

This Public Domain Manual (PDM) establishes a suite of products and finishes to deliver the Strategic and Master Plan vision and improve the users experience.

It coordinates product choices and provides technical details to help the installation and maintenance of campus facilities.

1.2 Manual Aim The PDM aim is to respond to the beautiful campus setting to create a contemporary bushland campus.

The manual standardises the selection of materials and finishes and provides technical information to help improve efficiencies in the project delivery process.

It will also coordinate product choice to facilitate maintenance and reduce operational needs.

The proposed public domain finishes and elements reflect the university values: Excellence, Equality, Engagement and Sustainability to enhance the user experience and provide an inclusive, activated, beautiful and sustainable campus

• Provide clear guidelines for the choice of materials and fixtures for future public domain installations and incremental spaces and facilities improvement projects • Provide guidance to people implementing elements in the public domain • Deliver efficiencies to the design, documentation, procurement and construction of works in the public domain • Ensure consistency with the University of Newcastle’s sustainability, master plan and development policies • Increase engagement and consultation with student, staff, stakeholders and the community to improve public domain outcomes • To respect and respond unique bushland campus character and protect sensitive and/or heritage places.

Application of the PDM will help ensure consistent design and quality expectations for the public realm within the Campus, whether delivered by the University of Newcastle or other parties.

Over time, this will deliver a public domain that has a coherent character, celebrates and protects the natural environment; is inclusive, activated and sustainable.

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1.4 Using the Manual

The PDM is structured as follows: Section 1 - Introduction

The University of Newcastle PDM is a guide, reference and checklist tool for everyone involved (i.e. delivery managers) in the planning, design, approval, delivery and care of the public domain for the Callaghan Campus. Delivery managers include: • • • •

Asset Managers and Ground Staff Precinct Managers Project Managers (internal and external) Planning and Design consultants

The PDM applies to all work carried out in all habitable public domain areas on the Callaghan Campus which is under the care, control and management of the University of Newcastle. The Manual focuses on the Callaghan Campus, however the elements and standard details can be used across all campuses to help unify and assist maintenance. Consideration of local character and planning control (City of Newcastle) is needed at each locality.

The Manual is to be used in conjunction with the University’s Standard Details and Guidelines to ensure new works implemented are coordinated and consistent.

All works must comply with Australian Standards, National Construction Code and relevant approval authorities such as Transport for NSW, Hunter Water, Energy Australia and other relevant authorities.

Provides the aims, purpose and consultation framework for the preparation of the document and outlines its use and relationship with other documents.

Section 2 - The Campus Environment Includes a description of the existing Campus including the main public domain places and circulation routes, both existing and proposed, where proposed elements apply.

Section 3 - Objectives and Principles Describes the design considerations and objectives and principles that inform the selection of elements.

Section 4 - Public Domain Guidelines Describes the design palette including product information, specification notes and technical details for each element.

The PDM provides standard technical details which have been approved for use. Prior to use, site investigations are required to determine geotechnical conditions and confirm structural design requirements.

The urban design palette sheets are formatted as a double page spread as follows:

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Element

Information Element Code Table

Technical Drawings

Home buttons

Imagery

Chapter Bar

Applicable Area

Procurement Requirements

The Landscape Management Implementation Plan (2012) focuses on the management and embellishment of the campus and bushland. This document also relates to the Newcastle Council Tree Management DCP 2012 and Urban Forest Technical Manual (UFTM). The Management Plan provides guidelines for biodiversity bush regeneration offsets needed for pruning, tree removals and development on the Callaghan Campus. A separate Biodiversity Plan will be prepared to manage and improve the bushland areas on campus. This will supersede the Landscape Management Plan.

The procurement of services, products and equipment is governed by the University Procurement Policy.

The purchase of nominated items must accord with Procurement Policy.

The PDM focuses on the habitable external campus areas and excludes the natural bushland areas. The management of native bushland areas is covered by the Landscape Management Plan - refer Figure 1.

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The nominated products, elements and installation details in the PDM are preferred products and details endorsed for construction. The use of alternative equivalent suppliers is acceptable. This must be done in consultation and agreement with the asset managers.

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MAP - KEY PUBLIC DOMAIN PLACES

Figure 1: Applicable Areas (Refer Landscape Management Implementation Plan)

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1.5 Reviewing & Updating The Manual

1.6 Relationship with Other Documents

Currently three Design Standards control public domain improvements and landscape management on the Callaghan Campus, which often duplicates information.

The University of Newcastle Hunter Region Master Plan (Hassell, 2019) was commissioned to establish strategic frameworks, design principles and key business objectives to inform future capital development. The Masterplan vision includes:

Landscape improvement works, new equipment and furniture on campus are implemented by different areas and staff within the University by either smaller asset replacement and maintenance works or as part of larger capital improvement projects. These also include external Project Managers and Design Consultants.

The PDM is a working document that will be reviewed and amended, with new elements added overtime.

It builds on the previous University of Newcastle Public Domain Manual with additions and updates. It also interfaces with and supersedes three other documents that control public domain improvements and landscape management. These include: • Landscape Technical Manual (2008) • Landscape Management Implementation Plan (2012) in part • Public Domain Manual (2015 and 2020).

This update aims to: • Streamline information duplicated in multiple documents • Promote ownership among the various University of Newcastle departments responsible for the curation and care of public spaces • The document and numbering aims to facilitate the easy insertion of additional elements, or deletion of obsolete elements as required.

Revision changes will be documented in the Revisions Summary.

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• Re-imagine the campus experience with public nodes as flexible event spaces to provide vibrant, engaging and community centric activity hubs • Provide safe, inclusive and welcoming campuses with legible movement paths and improved transport options • Provide engaging, high quality and activated campuses which celebrate and enhance the unique character of each campus • Consolidate the student and academic campus areas to improve access, activation and liveability and encourage industry engagement and enable joint research opportunities • Unlock the financial opportunities and improve sustainability by increasing utilisation and reducing the campus footprint and operational needs • Activate and diversify the campus with a mix of student residential and community uses and improve connection to the surrounding community.

The PDM aim is to establish design principles and select elements which when combined achieve a coherent whole that realises the broader objectives identified in the University of Newcastle Hunter Region Master Plan and the New Grows - Environmental Sustainability Plan 2018-2025.

The PDM interfaces and is influenced by several other University Design Standards, Specifications and Plans. The PDM has referenced and is coordinated with these documents where possible, but must be read in conjunction with other Design Guidelines and Specifications as outlined in the following table:

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Primary area of interface with the PDM

Access Design Guidelines

Accessibility and Inclusions

Lock Hardware Cylinder and Key Project Briefing Document

Gate and bollard access control

CCTV Specification

Pole types, location and external cabinets

UON-DSS-001 CAD - BIM Drafting and Document Standards

Documentation Standard

UON-ESS-101 General Electrical Specification

Electrical requirements – conduit alignment, power and charge points

UON-ESS-102 Distribution Board Specification

External cabinet location and type

UON-ESS-103 External Lighting Specification

Lighting pole type and position

UON-ESS-112 Main Switchboard Specification

External cabinet location and type

Environmentally Sustainable Design - Project Briefing Document V2

Scope inclusions and material selections

Bushfire Fire Risk Management Plan

Material selection and planting structure

UON Tree Management Procedure for Callaghan Campus Tree Management, removals process and outset requirements IT Communication Technical Specification

Help Point, CCTV, Pole types and external cabinets

Landscape Management Plan (Until superseded by Biodiversity Plan)

Interface and management of bushland areas. Tree Management, removals process and offset requirements

Signage Guidelines

Wayfinding and Identification signage

Other plans include: • New Grow Environmental - Sustainability Plan 2018 - 2025 • Landscape Management Implementation Plan 2012 - Ecological Communities and Plant Palette There may be conflicts between the National Construction Code, Australian Standards, Design guidelines, authority or statutory requirements. Where a discrepancy has been identified; advise and seek direction from the Asset Manager/s.

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2.1 Vision

2.2 Objectives

The University Strategic Plan 2020-2025 establishes a vision to re-image our campuses. The vision is to create activated, inclusive and welcoming campuses with collaborative learning environments, research facilities and recreational opportunities for students, staff and the community.

The physical campus is an important aspect of university life. The PDM responds to the beautiful campus setting to create a contemporary bushland campus.

The public domain finishes and elements reflect the university values - Excellence, Equality, Engagement and Sustainability - to enhance the user experience and provide an inclusive, activated, beautiful and sustainable campus. The PDM objectives are:

The University values included below set the standards expected, encouraged and nurtured in students and staff. They guide decision-making and position the University to achieve its purpose.

Excellence - Pursue the exceptional and strive for innovation in teaching, research and operating environment.

Equity - A commitment to equity, diversity and inclusiveness is fundamental to everything the university does. It believes that every person has the right to participate and succeed.

Engagement - Staff, students, alumni and communities are deeply connected to the challenges and opportunities in the region and beyond.

Sustainability - The university is ethically minded and prioritises responsible management of the environment and financial resources These values underpin what the University does and shape how it delivers projects to provide a vibrant, engaging and beautiful campus which improves the student experience.

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• Provide an inclusive, welcoming and safe campus for students, staff, visitors and the community • Respectfully acknowledge the traditional landowners and engage with Country and culture to create a meaningful and rich campus environment • Protect and respond to the campus character • Support the university business; meet WHS requirements; enhance well-being and improve the student experience • Improve environmental performance and sustainability and increase biodiversity on Campus • Create a legible, beautiful and unified public domain • Maximise life-cycle and maintenance benefits; and reduce capital and operational costs.

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2.3 Design Principles The following principles are based on the University’s values and have guided the development of the public domain palette and selection of materials and fixtures: Achieves Design Excellence The University aims to achieve a level of design quality that is above and beyond standard practice. This includes: • High quality design that contributes significantly to the overall impression of campus character • Achieving, at a minimum, relevant and applicable standards for public domain use • Avoiding a formulaic approach by promoting site specific design with bespoke, as well as standard University elements • Embracing technology, including ‘Green’ technologies, allowing everyone to remain ‘connected’ whilst in the public domain.

Responds to Existing Character The PDM focusses on creating the desired image of a vibrant and contemporary ‘bushland’ campus by providing: • A unified and coordinated palette of materials and fixtures that promote a distinctive bushland character across campus • A focus on modern, robust, simple and elegantly detailed designs • Visual compatibility with existing materials and fixtures to allow for staged improvements.

Maximises Environmental Performance and Life-cycle The University aims to pursue a sustainability approach to the planning, design and implementation of public domain works by: • Sourcing materials with low embodied energy and prioritising locally sourced elements to reduce transport costs and to support the local community • Basing plant species selection on suitability to location, drought, heat and wind tolerance; resistance to pathogens; low water and maintenance requirements; shade provision, life span and habitat embellishment • Use endemic native plant species were possible • Selecting repairable furniture • Maximising waste diversion from landfill • Choosing recycled materials • Selecting materials with the ability to withstand climatic conditions and everyday wear and tear, and to resist or deter vandalism • Undertaking water sensitive urban design (WSUD) principles including water recycling and reuse, and permeable paving • Considering initial capital cost and ongoing capital costs • Investigating availability of volume pricing and competitive pricing.

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Engages with Country and Culture The University has a proud record in Indigenous higher education, innovation and engagement with the Indigenous community. The planning process should include: • Indigenous people either leading or co-leading the Indigenous elements of any design • Engagement with and guidance by the Aboriginal community and recognised knowledge holders • Consultation with local Indigenous knowledge holders to gain permission before using more sensitive ideas such as the symbolism, patterns, etc, which constitute cultural intellectual property.

Inclusive to all The University highly values inclusiveness for all students, staff and visitors to the Campus, so that people can gain access and fully participate in the public domain. The design of the public domain should: • Provide sufficient space for access to movement around and within the selected furniture and fixtures • Allow for co-location of accessible alongside non-accessible furniture • Allow for all pathways to be accessible through the appropriate choice of materials, running and cross slopes, landings and tactiles • Avoid the need for separate ‘accessible’ items wherever possible and practical • Be fit for purpose at the required locations • Focus on comfort and usability.

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2.4 Design Considerations The selection of materials, fixtures and fittings in the PDM is informed by a number of legislative Acts, standards and other requirements to provide a safe and equitable environment for all Campus users.

Applicable requirements documented in Workplace Health and Safety legislation, Disability Discrimination legislation, State Environmental Planning legislation, Commonwealth and State legislation, National Construction Codes (NCC), the Building Code of Australia (BCA) and Australian and New Zealand Standards (AS/ NZS) are the minimum and mandatory compliance requirements.

2.3.3 Bushfire Requirements The existing vegetation and bush campus character are unique; however, it also creates a fire risk.

The bushfire risk varies depending on location and its proximity to bushland which is managed as part of the day to day campus operation. This works includes reducing fire load material; and clearing and management of vegetation to provide separation and establish Asset Protection Zones (APZ).

Careful consideration of vegetation structure (height and density) and material types is required when selecting materials and in planting design as part of the project delivery. Materials will be durable, UV stable and where possible non-combustible.

The design, selection and placement of public domain elements shall, at a minimum, conform to relevant Australian Standards, Austroad Guide to Road Design and Transport for NSW specifications.

A Bushfire Risk Management Plan has been prepared for Callaghan and Ourimbah Campus to identify bushfire zones and Bushfire Attack Levels (BAL). Materials, product selection and designs must accord with the Bushfire Management Plan. The Rural Fire Services also has significant resources about building best practice in bushfire areas.

2.3.2 Disability Discrimination Act Compliance

2.3.4 Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

The Commonwealth Disability Discrimination Act 1992 provides protection for everyone in Australia against discrimination based on disability. As part of its commitment to providing accessible physical infrastructure for its students, staff and visitors, the University of Newcastle has produced an Access Design Guideline (2018). Its purpose is to provide an institution-specific Access Design Guideline for physical infrastructure at the University of Newcastle. It aims to provide a standard suite of access requirements that can be used to guide improvements with the University, and to provide all University staff with a clear understanding of legislative and institutional-specific requirements which should be applied to access of physical infrastructure.

The Crime Prevention and the Assessment of Development Applications guidelines (NSW Department of Urban Affairs and Planning, 2001) outlines four principles for minimising the opportunity for crime in the design of a building or place:

2.3.1 Australian Standards and other Guidelines

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Surveillance Access control Territorial reinforcement Space management

Surveillance The principle of surveillance aims to reduce the attractiveness of crime targets by providing opportunities for effective surveillance by: • Providing clear sight lines between public and private places • Effective lighting of public places • Landscaping that makes places attractive, but does not provide offenders with a place to hide or entrap victims.

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Access control

2.3.6 Statutory Planning

The principle of access control aims to minimise opportunities for crime and increase the effort required to commit crime through design cues that attract, channel or restrict the movement of people through a space.

Universities are classified as Public Authorities for the purpose of the State Environmental Planning Policy (Educational Establishments and Child Care Facilities) 2017. This allows the University to undertake certain development without the need for consent from a consent authority.

Territorial reinforcement The principle of territorial reinforcement aims to reduce opportunities for crime and increase risk to criminals by encouraging the sense of community ownership of a space.

Space management Linked to the principle of territorial reinforcement, space management ensures that space is appropriately utilised and well cared for. Any design should aim to minimise the need for, and facilitate the ease of, maintenance through: • The choice of durable materials and finishes that can withstand the inevitable wear-and-tear of public use with minimal maintenance. Where maintenance is necessary, the finishes can generally be repaired on site • Consistent application of a restricted suite of public domain furniture (bins, bollards, lights, drinking fountains), with coordinated finishes and colours, that facilitates maintenance and repair by limiting the range of spare parts required • Ease of access to all parts of the Campus for maintenance staff and equipment.

2.3.5 Hostile Vehicle Terrorism Where large groups of people gather in a public area such as a university campus, there is a potential risk of a vehicle being used for a terrorist act or hostile vehicle terrorism (HVT). Security advice suggests the likelihood of HVT at the Callaghan Campus is low. It is likely to increase in more populated areas such as the Newcastle CBD, commercial and retail hubs and events.

A HVT event is more likely to occur on ‘soft targets’ with large volumes of people in open areas where a vehicle can approach at high speeds. The use of barriers, bollards and furniture to impede direct vehicle routes and reduce speeds can decrease the risk and likelihood of a HVT event.

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In the Infrastructure State Environmental Planning Policy (ISEPP) identified Landscaping is classified as Exempt Development.

As part of the implementation process, the person responsible for the project delivery should: • Review scope of works and check the planning approval pathways • Confirm the approval requirements • Document or obtain consent (EIS, REF or Development Application) • Achieve compliance with planning legislation.

2.3.7 Designing with Country The University of Newcastle is a leader in Indigenous education and employment, and a diverse and welcoming multicultural space whose students and staff are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, global citizens, locals and those from our region.

The Indigenous Higher Education Framework and the Reconciliation Action Plan establishes and coordinate Indigenous activities, programs and projects on campus.

Projects should strive to reconnect place, culture and country, however must be done respectfully, and in consultation with Elders and the Wollotuka Institute.

Careful consideration about cultural appropriation is needed to ensure projects and artwork are appropriate to the local Nations. The Australian Council for the Arts has released a guideline to address key legal, ethical and moral considerations for the use of Indigenous cultural material in the arts. The protocols are a useful resource for anyone working with First Nations artists or within the First Nations arts and cultural sector.

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2.7.8 Consultation

2.5 Campus Environment

The University Strategic Plan 2020-2025 establishes our values of Excellence, Engagement, Equity and Sustainability and a vision to re-imagine our campuses. The vision is to create activated, inclusive and welcoming campuses with collaborative learning environments, research facilities and recreational opportunities for students, staff and the community.

The University of Newcastle’s Callaghan Campus is located on the land of the traditional Indigenous owners, the Pambalong clan of the Awabakal nation.

It is about 10 kilometres west of the Newcastle Central Business District.

The physical campus is an important part of university life for students and the Callaghan campus is a unique workplace for staff and visitors.

At any one time there could be over several thousand people on our main campus at Callaghan and a key component in creating an engaging, inclusive and activated public domain is giving people the opportunity to help shape their built environment in order to build these connections.

Consultation involves actively seeking the opinions of interested and affected groups and is a two-way flow of information. A genuine engagement and consultation process will help ensure a project, space or new facility will meet a diverse community’s needs. This process will also ensure an increase usability and enjoyment by forming connections and instilling a sense of pride in the campus and organisation alike. An effective and genuine consultation process will also save potential time and costs of rework to under-utilised facilities.

The use of an Engagement and Consultation Framework in projects from the start will assist with the selection of the level of participation that defines the stakeholders role in any community engagement program. Ensuring effective consultation will ensure better outcomes for the project and better outcomes for the users of the project.

The site is bounded by the Hunter Line rail corridor to the north, University Drive to the south, and the Newcastle Inner City Bypass and Shortland Waters Golf Club, to the west. The 140-hectare campus is bisected by the Bowinbah and Boatman Creeks and wetlands.

Historically, the main campus area was on the western Shortland portion of the site with the student residences located on the eastern side. The central Hunter Precinct was allocated for the Teachers’ College.

The University and College grew almost in parallel, however with Federal Government reforms the University and Teachers’ College were amalgamated in 1989.

The early 1990’s the Hunter and Shortland campuses were consolidated into a single entity and the bushland campus vision was established with extensive revegetation planting. New link paths and pedestrian bridges were implemented over the wooded creek gullies to connect the three precincts along the upper slopes.

The Callaghan Campus is an exemplary model of the Australian bushland campus. Paths weave through a wooded canopy and buildings are set within the natural environment. The native flora and fauna covering the campus contribute to the character and identity of the University.

In keeping with the ethos of the bushland campus model, building development has until recently has been low-density and grown in intermittent phases with individual building projects spread across the 140-hectare site. This has resulted in isolated and introverted structures with a complex web of paths, poor access, and a general lack of vibrancy.

Due to the large campus size and to address equality and operational issues, large car parking areas are provided right into the campus core which has created a car dominated environment with poor pedestrian amenity and safety.

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The beautiful bushland character helps unify the campus, however the multitude of different materials and fixtures used degrades the user’s experience and reduces legibility and wayfinding around the Campus.

2.5.1 Campus Spaces The University’s Hunter Region Master Plan describes the intention to create a number of distinct precincts around the Campus with specific functions and activities. These Campus spaces include the public spaces on campus that foster social interaction. They are spaces where students, staff, faculty and visitors can meet and interact on formal, ceremonial or primarily informal occasions. These spaces are fundamental to the fostering of an inclusive and engaging campus social environment. They are also critical to the overall impression of campus character and the projection of the desired ‘vibrant, contemporary bushland campus’ identity.

The Master Plan vision if for these places to be individually designed with an overarching view to enhance the overall student experience, and to better support the way we need to work. Each precinct will be part of a balanced ecosystem which enables multidisciplinary practice, a vibrant student experience, a centralised and navigable campus, and fit for purpose facilities.

2.5.2 Planting The vision is to provide a contemporary bushland campus with canopy trees and low ground plane with green lawns and lush, native plants ground cover and shrub spaces.

The landscape planting should provide a range of experiences and maximise diversity with seasonal flower and colour display to improve vibrancy and visual amenity on campus as well as and providing habitat. The use of mid-level (1.5m-4m high) plant species should be reduced and avoided in the core public campus areas to provide good sight lines to help wayfinding, activation, safety, and security.

Regeneration and planting activities in the Bushland areas will be covered in the Biodiversity Plan (Landscape Management Plans 2012) to protect threatened species, increase diversity, create habitat, and improve the ecological value on campus.

2.5.3 Legibility, Access and Circulation Circulation spaces are the predominant public spaces on campus, providing connections for pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles between campus buildings and key activity centres. In general, it is evident that the campus circulation spaces currently prioritise vehicles over pedestrians and cyclists.

The University’s Hunter Region Master Plan and recent facilities development on campus have sought to redress this imbalance – through a Movement Strategy that aims to prioritise pedestrians by: • Maintaining the campus vehicle ring road and entrance and exit points through to University Drive • Using the campus ring road as a demarcation area for an internal pedestrian priority zone that restricts vehicle entry where possible • Locating new car parking facilities outside the campus ring road • Continuing to deliver the smart path strategy colocating night-time teaching activities • Continuing to provide the University’s internal bus service for the campus and strengthen the prominence and convenience of public transport stops • Working with local infrastructure and transport partners to establish the Callaghan Campus as a transport hub.

Pedestrian and cyclist priority would be achieved by: • Implementing a more formalised landscape strategy, surrounding key pathways to allow for clear sight lines and simpler wayfinding, whilst moving through the campus • Strengthening entry gateways and key connections through activated buildings, public realm treatments and wayfinding devices to reinforce the movement network, improve the arrival experience, walkability and overall campus experience • Promoting safety, convenience, accessibility and inclusivity in the design of campus connections, including smart paths and a night time strategy and accessibility through a CPTED program with improved lighting, surveillance, activity and safety points.

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Circulation

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Cycling

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3.1 Overview

3.2 Public Domain Palette

Public domain guidelines and palettes have been developed to promote a cohesive character and sense of identity for the public domain spaces at the Callaghan Campus.

The PDM provides palettes and specifications for the following elements within the public domain: A) Pavements and stairs as well as associated fittings such as tactile indicators, pit lids and handrails B) Road infrastructure C) Built structures including shelters and bus stops D) Walls,edges and fences E) Lighting, electrical and services including CCTV F) Furniture G) Soft landscaping.

Each element in this chapter is described as follows: Design Strategy • Strategy guiding selection of palette/elements, including reference to desired character attributes.

Principles • Guiding principles driven by the Design Strategy, particularly highlighting if any alternative solutions might be appropriate, or if there are particular issues to keep in mind in applying the palette.

Materials/product palettes and their performance criteria • Nominated fixtures, materials and specifications, including reference to critical standards where relevant, e.g. dimensions, ratings, surface treatments, etc. These are supplemented by technical drawings/ details.

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3.3 Campus Colour Swatches The purpose of the colour palette is to establish The purpose of the paint colourand palette is tocoat establish standard, recessive powder colours for standard, recessive paint and powder coat colours for every day elements every day elements.

Jet Black RAL 9005

Monument Grey RAL 9005

Dark Bronze Flat Matt Interpon Code: YY20BA

Pearl Dark Grey RAL 9023

Stromboli* Interpon Code: GK148A

Bondi Blue Interpon Code: GJ045A

*Stromboli is to be used on all bollards, guard rails and pedestrian holding rails

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Principles

The paving material palette has been designed to reinforce the path hierarchy and provide a coherent visual identity throughout the Campus. The materials and finishes create a complementary bushland character of the Campus, which is consistent with the aspirations outlined in the University’s Hunter Region Master Plan.

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Create coherence by consistently expressing the hierarchy of pathways throughout the Campus, whilst allowing for variation where deemed appropriate:

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Large format unit pavers Trihex exposed aggregate concrete paver

Key plazas/civic areas and Shortland Walk

2

Light wash in situ Smart/Primary paths concrete

3

Medium wash in situ concrete

Design Considerations The proposed pavement uses simple, robust and sustainable materials to reflect the natural bushland and established character. Wide generous path and a restrained palette will unify the campus and improve legibility.

Where possibles large paved areas should be minimised to increase permeability and meet WSUD requirements Careful consideration should be made to ensure the campus is inclusive and all pavements are slip resistant, use green options or recycled content where possible The paving palette acknowledges the existing situation, and has nominated materials that may be readily sourced, maintained, and repaired following successive phases of construction.

• • • •

Path Widths

•

Smart Paths

3 - 4.5m

Primary Paths

2.4 - 3m

Secondary Paths

1.8-2.4m

Local paths

1.5m

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•

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Secondary and local paths

Ensure long term supply for replacement pavers to repair and restore the footway Comply with all relevant Australian standards regarding accessibility, slip-resistance, and illumination levels Paths to be a minimum 1500mm width and 1800mm at overtaking points. Paths to have a maximum 1:20 longitudinal slope and 1:40 crossfall Adopt best practises of urban sustainability through recycled materials and low embodied energy costs.

All service pits are to include infill paving where possible to ensure consistent visual look and feel.

Employ textural, colour and jointing changes to minimise the monotony of expansive pavement areas All external pavements must achieve a P4 wet rating - External Footpath under 1:14 at a minimum.

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TIER 1: PROMENADES LINEAL CONCRETE UNIT PAVER

TIER 2:

CIVIC AREAS Shared zones, civic areas TRIHEX CONCRETE UNIT PAVER

TIER 4: SECONDARY PATHS MEDIUM WASH IN SITU CONCRETE

TIER 3: PRIMARY PATHS LIGHT WASH IN SITU CONCRETE

1500

LO

3000

L

CA

12

00

TH

PA

4500

Plan 1:50

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2.4M CLEAR

MID-LEVEL CANOPY

LAWN

SMART PATH

4m

LAWN - GROUNDCOVER

3 - 4.5 m

BUSH/MID-LEVEL CANOPY

4m

Typical Smart Path Section 1:100

KERB OR SEATING EDGE

600

600

LEVEL

LEVEL PATH 1.5 - 4.5 m

Path on Slope Section 1:100

PARALLEL

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EVEN RADIUS

600

600

LEVEL

LEVEL

PATH Tree Avoidance in Pavement 1.5 - 4.5 Plan 1:50

PARALLEL

SINGLE RADIUS

STRAIGHT SECTION

Note: Avoid an excessive curvilinear layout to path Typical Path Layout - Geometry Plan 1:100

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Large Format Unit Pavers

A-01

Product

Concrete Unit Pavers 600X400x60

Standards

• AS/NZS 4455.2:2010 Masonry units, pavers, flags and segmental retaining wall units, Part 2: Pavers and flags • AS 4586-2013 - Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Materials

Exposed aggregate concrete

Finish

• Honed ‘Euro’ finish

Installation

• Use applicable paver width for vehicle loading - see technical details • Edge to be flush with adjacent surface finishes

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

Adbri Masonry Euro Stone Paver: Colour Zurich

Comments

• Gaps to be filled with flexible silicone sealant to match colour • The paving must meet Australian Standards for slip resistance AS 4586-2013 - Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials - must achieve P4 wet rating • Avoid small cut pavers, minimum length 150mm

Location

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3MM BUT JOINT 40MM SAND BED 3MM 600 xBUT 400 JOINT x 40MM LINEAR PAVER 3MM JOINT 40MMBUT SAND BED 600 x 400 x 40MM 40MM SAND BED LINEAR PAVER 600 x 400 x 40MM LINEAR PAVER

100MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE 100MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE

COURSE-OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE 1. Typical Concrete Unit Paving Pedestrian 100MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE Section 1:20 COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

3MM BUT JOINT 30MM MORATR BED 600 xBUT 400 JOINT x 55MM 3MM LINEAR PAVER 30MM MORATR BED 3MM BUT JOINT 600 x 400 x 55MM 30MM MORATR BED LINEAR PAVER 600 x 400 x 55MM LINEAR PAVER

COMPACTED SUBBASE PREPARATION

200MM THICK REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

COMPACTED SUBBASE PREPARATION COMPACTED SUBBASE PREPARATION600

200MM THICK REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB 200MM THICK REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

2. Typical Concrete Unit Paving - Vehicle Loading Section 1:20 600

GALV STEEL OR CONCRETE EDGE

600

400 400

400

GALV STEEL OR CONCRETE EDGE GALV STEEL OR CONCRETE EDGE MINIMUM PAVER LENGTH TO BE 150MM MINIMUM PAVER LENGTH TO BE MINIMUM 150MM PAVER LENGTH TO BE 150MM

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Trihex Unit Pavers

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Specifications

Product

Trihex™ 80 Concrete Paver

Standards

• AS/NZS 4455.2 Masonry units, pavers, flags and segmental retaining wall units, Part 2: Pavers and flags • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Materials

Natural concrete with basalt aggregate L: 181mm x D: 188mm x H: 80mm

Finish

Honed

Installation

• Edge to be flush with adjacent surface finishes • No header course along garden bed or around service pits

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

Adbri Trihex or approved equivalent

Comments

• Consider Adbri Masonry Ecotrihex™ 80 permeable paver WSUD alternative • Avoid use on serpentine pathways • 80mm thick paver suitable for pedestrian and vehicular loading

Location

Civic areas and shared zones

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Technical Details

80MM THICK TRIHEX PAVING 25MM THICK SAND LEVELING LAYER (17% STABILISED)

MAX CROSSFALL 2.5%

2 - 3MM JOINTS

100MM THICK 25MPa SL 72 TOP MESH (50 mm TOP COVER) 75MM DGS20 (MIN CBR4 98%MMDD)

COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO 98% STANDARD. CONFIRM MIN CBR 5

1. Typical Trihex Unit Paving - Pedestrian SLAB NOTE: Section 1:10

1. CONFIRM DEPTH & DENSITY OF EXISTING PAVEMENTS 2. SEEK ENGINEERS APPROVAL TO UTILISE IN LIEU OF SPECIFIED BASE

3. PROVIDE CONTRACTION JOINT IN CONCRETE SLAB AT 4.0m CENTRES 4. PROVIDE EXPANSION CONSTRUCTION JOINT AT MAX 12.0m CENTRES EXTERIOR EDGE Exterior edge of 5. UNIT ALLOW TO CONTINUE CONSTRUCTION JOINTS THROUGH BRICK PAVING USING OF unit PAVERS pavers FINISHED WITH 'ABELFLEX' SEALED WITH DOW CORNING 888 SILICONE SEALANT 6. finished with HEADER headerCOURSE course INTERIOR EDGE Interior edge FINISHED WITHsteel STEEL finished with EDGING

edging

INFILL CONCRETE OR PAVER TO MATCH (NO CONCRETE COLLARS) SLAB NOTES • •

1. Typical Trihex Unit Paving Layout Plan not to scale

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Confirm depth and density of existing pavements Seek engineer’s approval to utilise in lieu of specified base Provide contraction joint in concrete slave at 4.0m centres Provide expansion construction joint at max 12m centres Allow to continue construction joints through brick paving using ‘Abelflex’ sealed with Dow Corning 888 silicone sealant

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In situ Concrete

A-03

Specifications

Product

Boral Spitfire Concrete Mix - Code NS857226P Oracle Code 239316

Standards

• AS 3972 General purpose and blended cements • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials - P4 Wet External Pavement

Materials

Grey concrete with Spitfire mix containing: • Boral Cement - Berrima SL 295 • Fly Ash Australia – Eraring P/Station 100 • 10/7mm River Gravel Independent Quarry Rosebrook 347 • 10/7mm Basalt Boral Resources Quarry Peats Ridge 391 • 10/7mm Limestone Boral Resources Quarry Marulan 355 • Man Sand Boral Resources Quarry Seaham 170 • Dune Sand Boral Resources Quarry Stockton 564 • Plastiment 10 Sika 1383ml/m3 • Retarder N Sika 593ml/m3 • Slump (mm) 80 The use of recycled content and green concrete is recommended where possible

Finish

Exposed aggregate finish Main and shared paths: • Light wash on 3m wide body pavement • Medium wash 1.5m wide edge on side and at intersections • Secondary Paths - medium wash • Medium wash finish to edges and intersections

Installation

• Concrete shall be deposited in horizontal layers, without separation of the aggregates and shall be compacted by vibration, tamping, spading or slicing.

• Provide expansion joints as appropriate but spaced no more than 6m. Centres equal to path width - 6m max. The contraction and construction joints shall be straight, continuous and normal to the surface of the concrete pavement.

• 3mm saw cut control joints • Sikaflex filler to expansions joints - Black • Max .5% crossfall

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

Boral or approved equivalent

Location

Primary, secondary and local paths

Medium wash finish

Light wash finish

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Technical Details

GREY CONCRETE WITH SPITFIRE MIX 3MM WIDE 25MM DEEP CONTROL JOINT SAWCUT MAX 3M 1.5MINTERVALS INTERVALS

100 100

MAX CROSSFALL 2.5%

DGB20 COMPACTED BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE 8MM WIDE EXPANSION JOINT CTS TO MATCH PATH WIDTH - 6M MAX SIKAFLEX FILLER - COLOUR

1. Typical Concrete Paving - Pedestrians Section 1:20

SL 72 REINFORCEMENT 50MM TOP COVER GREY CONCRETE WITH SPITFIRE MIX 3MM WIDE 25MM DEEP CONTROL JOINT SAWCUT MAX 1.5M INTERVALS

100 120

MAX CROSSFALL 2.5%

DGB20 COMPACTED BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE 8MM WIDE EXPANSION JOINT CTS TO MATCH PATH WIDTH - 6M MAX SIKAFLEX FILLER - COLOUR

SLAB NOTES •

TERMINATE REINFORCEMENT 50MM CLEAR OF JOINTS

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NOTES DETAILS ARE INDICATIVE AND SHALL BE VERIFIED BY A GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER BASED ON SITE CONDITIONS.

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Granular Surfaces

A-04

Specifications

Product

Decomposed granite surface

Standards

AS 1289.5.4.1 Methods for testing soils for engineering purposes AS 1428

Materials

• ‘Deco Gold’ gravel or approved equivalent • Soil Bond

Finish

• Soil Bond applied to gravel to provide effective binding • Granitic gravel mulch to finish flush with adjacent surface

Installation

• • • • • •

Subbase: 75mm Min DGB 20 compacted to 98% DWD 2 - 3% binding: Soil Bond to manufactures specification 75mm depth decomposed granite Maximum slope 1:60 Ensure even cross-fall and crown path to provide positive drainage Additional compaction and soil bond volume required at path junctions and where granular surface meets adjacent surface • Steel or concrete edge (refer to edges section) Increase compaction and soilbond volume at path junctions to infinish flush

Maintenance

• Patch and relay pathways with new mix of soil bond and gravel • For small scale jobs, watering cans can be used to apply soil bond

Supplier

Gravel: Local landscape supplier nominated from above specifications Soil Bond or approved equivalent soilbond.com.au

Comments

Not to be used in drainage corridors or areas susceptible to high stormwater run-off.

1:60 max longitudinal fall

Location

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Technical Details

COMPACTED DGB20 TO 98% MMDD COMPACTED DECOMPOSED GRANITE 'DECO GOLD' OR APPROVED EQUIVALENT + SOILBOND MIX TO FINISH FLUSH WITH TOP OF EDGING, COMPACTED BY MECHANICAL MEANS TO 98% MMDD. ENSURE SURFACE IS GRADED EVENLY AND SMOOTH FINISH ACHIEVED CROWN ON GRANULAR SURFACE

75

75

STEEL EDGE OR FLUSH CONCRETE KERB (SEE D-06/D-07)

INCREASE SOILBOND & VOLUME AND COMPACTION AT JUNCTION WITH ADJACENT PAVEMENT

1. Typical Decomposed Granite Surface Section 1:10

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Porous Tree Surrounds

A-05

Specifications

Product

Resin bonded aggregate tree surround

Standards

• AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials - P4 Wet External Pavement

Materials

6mm Apollo, Cudgee & Charcoal blend

Finish

• Flush with adjacent surface

Installation

• • • • •

Maintenance

• Monitor for subsidence and top up to finish flush with adjoining paving as required

Supplier

Stoneset or approved equivalent stoneset.com.au

Comments

• Where possible avoid tree placement within pavements • Where there is ample room, accommodate trees with path bendout so tree sits in adjacent garden bed

Location

• Surrounding any tree within pavement

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Varies based on installation to new or existing tree Bottom layer of structural soil as per advice from arborist Geotextile membrane to prevent upward migration of subgrade Compacted porous road bas dependent on new or existing tree 30mm depth porous paving

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A-05

Technical Details

NEW TREE 100MM AGGREGATE BACKFILL WITH BLUE METAL STONESET POROUS PAVING EXTENT TO BE MIN 600MM OFFSET FROM BOLE OF EXISTING TREE AT 30MM DEPTH ON 70MM COMPACTED GRAVEL

GALV ANGLE

ADJACENT SURFACE

53

GEOTEXTILE MEMBRANE

100

DRAIN

1. Typical Porous Tree Surround Section 1:25

T SE FF OF O 0 GE D 60 N M ED OUN TO I M O B E FR SIN GAT GLE RE GRE AN AG TEEL S

EXISTING TREE TO BE LOCATED AT CENTRE OF POROUS SURROUND RIGHT ANGLE EDGE

STONESET POROUS TREE SURROUND

NOTES • •

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Tactile Indicators

A-06

Specifications

Product

Warning and Directional Tactile Ground Surface Indicators

Standards

• AS 1428.4 1 Means to assist the orientation of people with vision impairment - Tactile ground surface indicators • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Materials

• Grade 316 stainless steel indicators with 25 mm shaft • Grade 316 stainless steel with carborundum insert

Finish

• 5mm thick, machined concentric circle face or moulded polymer insert • Black carborundum insert

Installation

• Install to manufacturers specification • Avoid installing TGSIs on a steep slope and on service/ utility pits • Install warning TGSIs at stairs, ramps, medians where the footpath and road surface are flush, overhead hazards and bus stops • Increase stair landing widths to min 1000mm to accommodate entirety of tactile installation to avoid installation into adjacent unit paving • Do not use plastic tactile indicators or plates

Maintenance

• Ensure tactiles and blades are securely fastened to ground surface • Regular maintenance checks to be carried out and include replacement of missing / lifting domes

Supplier

D-TAC or approved equivalent dtac.com.au

Comments

• TGSIs provide cues to aid people who are blind or vision-impaired with their orientation.

• Warning TGSIs indicate an approaching hazard, for example at the top and bottom of stairs and ramps, or where footpath is flush with the road.

Location

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316 stainless steel warning tactile indicator PRODUCT CODE: DT0100

316 stainless steel directional tactile indicator PRODUCT CODE: DIR0120

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A-06

Technical Details

CONTINUOUS PATH OF TRAVEL

75

CENTRES

290

50MM CENTRES

50MM CENTRES

1. Tactile Indicators Dimensions Plan 1:10

DIAMOND CORE / PRESSURE FIT FIXING

DRILL AND PRESSURE FIT (M8 X 25MM HOLE)

2. Tactile Installation Section 1:2

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Technical Details

ALIGN TO DIRECTION OF TRAVEL WARNING GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS

300

600

BOLLARD

ROAD

FLUSH KERB

4. Tactile Indicators at Flush Kerb Plan 1:50

600

300

300

600

1000

NOTES •

MIN

5. Tactile Indicators - Stairs Plan 1:25

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Service Pit Lids - Infill

A-07

Specifications

Product

Infill pit cover

Standards

• AS 3996 Access covers and grates • AS/NZS 3661.1 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces

Materials

• • • • • •

Finish

• If installed on pavement, fill lid with adjacent surface material • Name of service to be labelled on lid

Installation

• • • •

Maintenance

• Clean pit lid with brush and then soft brush to clear rust from lid

Supplier

Durham or approved equivalent durham.com.au

Comments

Cross reference with site layout drawings prior to installation as conditions may vary with regard to dimensions.

This manual refers to pit lids on pathways and general trafficable areas.

This guideline does not cover pit lids on roadways.

Location

-

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Steel Infill access cover and frame: 75mm diameter, 10mm thick SS grade 316 disk No 4 grit polish to achieve non-slip finish Class b min Class C minimum in trafficable areas

Construct and set all pits to the adjacent design levels 30mm thick paving to match surrounding pavement No concrete collars Align pit cover to match paving pattern & general direction of travel to avoid cutting slithers of pavers • Continue paving pattern within metal casing • Pit lid infills to have approx. 3mm gap on sides so as to not touch the lid • 10mm sealant joint with backing rod around perimeter of metal frame

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Technical Details

VARIES ADJACENT PAVING 75MM DIA. STAINLESS STEEL DISC. EPOXY FIXED TO PAVERS. ENGRAVE SYMBOL SURFCE WITH APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION MARKER

CUT PAVERS IN HALF TO SUIT INFIL PIT LID DEPTH AS SPECIFIED

VARIES

COMMS

REALIGN NEW PIT COVER TO MATCH NEW PAVING PATTERN (BY INCREASING PIT LID SIZE) NEW PIT LID FRAME AND LID, MINIMUM CLASS B INSTALLED TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION 10MM SEALANT JOINT WITH BACKING ROD TO PERIMETER OF METAL FRAME UNIT PAVEMENT (A-02) INSTALLED TO INFILL PIT LID. SURFACE AND TOP EDGE OF PIT LID TO ALIGN WITH ADJACENT PAVERS AND PAVING PATTERN

1. Service Pit Lids - Infil Plan 1:10 10MM SEALANT JOINT WITH BACKING ROD AROUND PERIMETER OF METAL FRAME COLOUR: BLACK

UNIT PAVERS CUT AND EPOXY FIX TO LID.

SERVICE AUTHORITY APPROVED DUCTILE CLASS b MINIMUM IRON FRAME AND LID. INSTALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS

ADJACENT PAVERS

EXISTING PIT WALLS

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PAVER UNIT INSERTS TO BE FLUSH WITH & MATCH ADJACENT PAVING SURROUNDS. CONTINUE OVER JOINTS ACROSS THE COVER REGARDLESS OF ITS ORIENTATION NO CONCRETE COLLAR

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Service Pit Lids - Cast Iron

A-08

Specifications

Product

Cast Iron Pit Lid

Standard(s)

• AS 3996 Access covers and grates • AS/NZS 3661.1 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces

Materials

Cast iron Class B min Class C min in trafficable areas

Finish

-

Installation

• Align pit to path of travel • Size and type to requirement of pit/relevant authority

Maintenance

• Clean pit lid with brush and then soft brush to clear rust from lid

Supplier

Durham or approved equivalent durham.com.au

Comments

• Use infil pit lids as first option • Names of services to be labelled on lid (brass plate label) • For road service pit lid specification engage engineer

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Technical Details

75MM DIA. STAINLESS STEEL DISC. EPOXY FIXED TO PAVERS. ENGRAVE SYMBOL SURFCE WITH APPROPRIATE IDENTIFICATION MARKER COMMS

ALIGN PIT WITH DIRECTION OF PAVING LAYOUT

1. Service Pit Lids - Cast iron Plan 1:10

CAST IRON TO REQUIREMENTS OF RELEVANT AUTHORITY

FOOTPATH IN ACCORDANCE WITH RELEVANT FOOTPATH DETAIL

PAVERS LAID UP TO EDGE OF COVER

COVER SET IN PLACE USING MORTAR

MIN 150MM THICK MASS CONRETE BASE AROUND COVER FRAME

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Stormwater Pits

A-09

Specifications

Product

Galvanised steel stormwater grate and pit Class B min Class C min in trafficable areas

Standards

• AS 3996 Access covers and grates • AS/NZS 3661.1 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces

Materials

ACO Drain® - Type 66 Polycrete® Pit – polymer concrete pit and grate Grate for the Type 66 pit shall be standard non-locking / locking* and grate type: • 5 Star Heelsafe® Anti-Slip grate (330kg nominal wheel load).

Finish

• Galvanised or cast iron

Installation

• Type 66 pit shall be manufactured from polyester resin polymer concrete or in situ concrete and installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions.

• Install parallel to path of travel • No concrete collar

Maintenance

• Clean with soap, warm water rinse and wipe dry.

• Under no circumstances treat with metal scouring pads, metal scrapers or wire wool as these will contaminate surfaces leaving rust spots

Supplier

ACO or approved equivalent acodrain.com.au

Comments

• Where possible, direct storm water to garden beds with suitable planting layers and water tolerant plants

Location

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A-09

Technical Details

6

18

617 MIN

FLOW

PIT

1. Stormwater pit lid Plan 1:10 GALV STEEL EDGE IF IN TURF

NO CONCRETE COLLAR

663 MIN

ADJACENT PAVEMENT

ACO PIT OR INSITU CONCRETE

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Service Marker

A-10

Specifications

Element

Pit lid service marker

Materials

Stainless steel plate marker Mushroom head fixing spikes

Finish

-

Installation

• •

Maintenance

-

Supplier

Mascot Engineering mascoteng.com.au HTD Kerbmarkers kerbmarkers.com.au or approved equivalent

Comments

Text Height: 8mm Font: Arial Diameter: 75mm

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Drill 5mm hole into the base material to a depth deeper than the embedment required Using a hammer or mallet drive the anchor through the fixture into the another hole the until the head is fimly seated against the fixture

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Technical Details

DRAINAGE DRAINAGE

COMMS COMMS

SEWER DRAINAGE

COMMS

DRAINAGE PIT LID IDENTIFICATION

COMMUNICATIONS PIT LID IDENTIFICATION

DRAINAGE SEWER PIT LID IDENTIFICATION

COMMUNICATIONS PIT LID IDENTIFICATION

TRAFFIC WATER SIGNALS

ELECTRICAL EA LOGO

WATER PITLID LID RMS PIT IDENTIFICATION IDENTIFICATION

ELECTRICITY LID IDENTIFICATION

75mm DIA. SS MARKER

TRAFFIC EA LOGO

SIGNALS

TEXT HEIGHT 8mm TEXT FRONT: ARIAL

RMS PIT LID IDENTIFICATION 75mm DIA. SS MARKER

ELECTRICITY LID IDENTIFICATION TEXT HEIGHT 8mm TEXT FRONT: ARIAL

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Trench Grates

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Specifications

Product

Trench Drainage Grate and Channel

Standards

• AS 3996 Access covers and grates • AS/NZS 3661.1 Slip resistance of pedestrian surfaces

Materials

• Durham D-Rain drainage system cast iron grate • Polymer or in situ concrete channel

Finish

-

Installation

• No concrete collar

Maintenance

• Regularly clear debris build-up

Supplier

Durham or approved equivalent durham.com,au

Comments

• Must be heel and cycle safe • Must be minimum 250mm wide to allow clearing

Location

-

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Trench Grates

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Technical Details

250 MIN 8MM SEALING JOINT WITH BACKING ROD

CAST IRON HEELGUARD GRATE (BLACK) POLYMER CHANNEL

CONCRETE 250 MIN

PAVEMENT CAST IRON HEELGUARD FALL GRATE (BLACK)

8MM SEALING JOINT FALL WITH BACKING ROD

POLYMER CHANNEL

CONCRETE

PAVEMENT FALL

FALL MIN 100

1. Trench Grates POLYMER Section 1:10 CHANNEL GALV STEEL EDGE TO TURF EDGE TURF

250 MIN MIN 100 CAST IRON HEELGUARD GRATE (BLACK) 250 MIN

POLYMER CHANNEL GALV STEEL EDGE TO TURF EDGE TURF

FALL

CAST IRON HEELGUARD GRATE (BLACK) FALL MIN 100

MIN 100 100 MIN

CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

100 MIN

CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATION

2. Trench Grates - Adjoining Turf Section 1:10

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Stairs - In Situ Concrete

A-12

Specifications

Product

Reinforced insitu concrete steps over compacted subgrade

Standard

• • •

Materials

• Cast in-situ reinforced concrete • 20mmø aggregate

Finish

Wood float - no visible edge/tool marks

Installation

• Extend top stair tread 1m for tactile indicators

Maintenance

• Pressure clean regularly

Supplier

-

Comments

• Set stairs back a minimum of 1M from adjacent pathways so handrails and TGSI’s do not encroach on the path of travel • Stairs are to have TGSI’s and nosings installed to comply with AS1428.4.1.

• Refer to Handrails, Balustrades, TGSI’s and Stair Nosing sections for more information.

• Avoid disappearing and corner stairs

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Technical Details 1000 MIN 300

EQ

EQ

EQ

300

1200 MIN

300 MIN

JOINT TACTILE INDICATORS REFER A-03

STAIR NOSING

JOINT

JOINT

1. Stairs - In Situ Concrete Plan 1:25

TACTILE INDICATORS REFER A-03 SL 72 REINFORCEMENT 40MM TOP COVER

TYPICAL HANDRAIL REFER TO A-13

300 MIN

REBATE NOSING INTO CONCRETE

120

EQ EQ

DOWELED KEY JOINT EQ EQ 175MM MAX

75MM COMPACTED DGB 20 SL 72 REINFORCEMENT 40MM BOTTOM COVER 300X300MM THICKENING FOR HANDAIL

125

120 180 MIN

2. Stairs - In Situ Concrete Section 1:25

NOTES • • • • •

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Stair Nosings Specifications

Product

Stair nosing

Standards

• AS1428.1 Design for access and mobility Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials. External footpaths must achieve a P4 wet rating.

Materials

Aluminium Suregrip silicon carbide mineral granules or Staircare Nosing Tape (Black) or approved equivalent

Finish

-

Installation

• Install 15mm from edge of tread • Flush with tread • 50 to 75mm wide

Maintenance

• High-pressure hose to remove superficial dirt

Supplier

Nosing Insert: Latham or approved equivalent latham-australia.com Nosing Tape: Staircare or approved equivalent staircare.com.au

Comments

• Ensure nosing is installed flush with tread to prevent pooling water

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Technical Details EDGES TO FINISH FLUSH WITH TREAD

LATHAM 745S RECESSED CAST-IN-PLACE NOSING

10 10

5

5

EDGES TO FINISH FLUSH WITH TREAD

LATHAM 745S RECESSED CAST-IN-PLACE NOSING

75

COMPLY WITH AS

RISER

RISER

75

10MM MAX TO COMPLY WITH AS 10MM MAX TO

1. Recessed Stair Nosings Section Actual Size 50

50

15

15

STRIP OF CONTRASTING

STRIP OF CONTRASTING COLOUR 50 TO 75MM WIDE COLOUR 50MM

15MM SETBACK

15MM SETBACK

2. Contrast Tape Isometric 1:5 PAINTED STRIP

PAINTED STRIP 50

50

15

15 3MM MAX

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Hand Rails - Free Standing Specifications

Product Element

Stainless steel freestanding handrail

Standards Materials

• AS1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657:2018 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders - Design, construction and installation

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Installation Comments Maintenance

• 316 marine grade stainless steel • 2B raw material with 600 grit polish finish • Surface or sub-surface mounted • Clean as needed using a soft cloth or brush with a mild detergent • Deeper scratches and damage should polished professionally. A natural patina of minor scratches will always occur on highly polished surfaces. However, should minor repolishing be required, use metal polishing liquids.

Supplier

Shop construction drawings to be provided to the University for approval prior to manufacture and installation.

Comments

• Free standing hand rail is to be used on stairs, walkways and ramps where a simple handrail is required and where there is no transition to a balustrade.

• Handrails are to be installed on both sides of the stair, walkway or ramp, or centre.

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Technical Details VARIES ACCORDING TO EACH LOCATION VARIES ACCORDING TO EACH LOCATION

INTERMEDIATE POST IF GREATER THAN 1400 INTERMEDIATE POST IF GREATER THAN 1400

300 300

R 100

75 °

300 R 100

300 75

°

Ø50 SS TUBE HANDRAIL AND POSTS Ø50 SS TUBE HANDRAIL AND POSTS E LIN ING S NO INE GL SIN O N 25 1

75

°

R 100

CENTRE TOP POST TO TOP TREAD CENTRE TOP POST TO TOP TREAD

865

°

REFER DETAIL 2

R 100

TGSIs TGSIs

865

75

REFER DETAIL 2

Ø70 X 150 DEEP DIAMOND DRILLED CORED HOLE Ø70 X 150 DEEP DIAMOND DRILLED CORED HOLE

125 OMIT TGSIs AT HANDRAIL POST OMIT TGSIs AT HANDRAIL POST

CL CL

CL VARIES ACCORDING TO EACH LOCATION

CL

VARIES ACCORDING TO EACH LOCATION

1. Free standing handrail Section 1:25

50

Ø50 DOMED PROFILE Ø50 DOMED PROFILE

50 50

Ø50 SS TUBE HANDRAIL

50

Ø50 SS TUBE HANDRAIL

10 THICK SS PLATE WELDED TO HANDRAIL AND POST GRIND FLUSH ALL WELDS 10 THICK SS PLATE WELDED TO HANDRAIL AND POST INTERMEDIATE Ø50 SS TUBE GRIND FLUSH POST ALL WELDS DOMED PROFILE AT TOP INTERMEDIATE POST Ø50 SS TUBE DOMED PROFILE AT TOP

NOTES •

2. Handrail fixing to support Elevation 1:20 •

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Handrails - Wall Mounted Specifications

Product

Stainless steel wall mounted handrail

Standards

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657:2018 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders - Design, construction and installation

Materials

• 316 Marine Grade Stainless Steel

Finish

• 2B raw material with 600 grit polish finish

Installation

• Surface mounted to wall with stainless steel fixings

Maintenance

• Clean as needed using a soft cloth or brush with a mild detergent • Deeper scratches and damage should polished professionally. A natural patina of minor scratches will always occur on highly polished surfaces. However, should minor re-polishing be required, use metal polishing liquids

Supplier

Shop construction drawings to be provided to the University for approval prior to manufacture and installation.

Comments

• Stainless steel wall mounted handrail is to be used on stairs, walkways, and ramps adjacent to a wall • Handrails are to be installed on both sides of the stair, walkway or ramp • All handrails shall meet requirements as set out in AS 1428

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Handrails - Wall Mounted

TGSI'S 300 REFER A-03

150

75 .0

0°

865 TO 1000

300

R100

ANDRAIL THROUGH A L OF 180 OR RETURN O END POST OR WALL FACE

150

Technical Details

TGSI'S REFER A-03 R100

75 .0 0

°

865 TO 1000

300

TURN HANDRAIL THROUGH A TOTAL OF 180 OR RETURN FULLY TO END POST OR WALL FACE

A-15

TURN HANDRAIL THROUGH A TOTAL OF 180 OR RETURN FULLY TO END POST OR WALL FACE

TURN HANDRAIL THROUGH A TOTAL OF 180 OR RETURN FULLY TO END POST OR WALL FACE

TGSI'S REFER A-03

TGSI'S REFER A-03

1. Fixed handrail Elevation 1:20 125 50 50mm SS HANDRAIL

100

125

100

50 50mm SS HANDRAIL 12mm SS ROD WELDED TO HANDRAIL AND SS PLATE

100

100X100X15MM SS PLATE ATTACH TO MASONRY WALL WITH 2 COUNTERSUNK HEX DRIVE SS FIXINGS.

100

2. Handrail fixing Section 1:5

12mm SS ROD WELDED TO HANDRAIL AND SS PLATE

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Handrail with Balustrades

A-16

Specifications

Product

Balustrade with Hand and Kerb Rail

Standards

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders - Design, construction and installation

Materials

• 316 stainless steel hand and kerb rails, 316 stainless steel rail brackets • Steel balusters

Finish

• Woodland grey powder coating to balustrade

Installation

• Balustrade/handrail to a ramp needs to have a kerb rail on either side at a minimum height of 65mm and maximum 75mm above finished floor level. (A kerb rail is a bottom rail whose purpose is to prevent the wheel of a wheelchair from slipping off the ramp) • Contractor is to submit shop drawings for all handrail, balustrade and kerbrail elements including all fixing methods for approval by superintendent and landscape architect prior to fabrication • Builder to provide isolating Teflon washers between stainless steel and mild steel to prevent corrosion on all handrails and stanchions

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

Shop construction drawings to be provided to the University for approval prior to manufacture and installation.

Comments

The Kerbrail is not required on stairs

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Technical Details 20 x 10MM MS VERTICALS AT 120MM CENTRES. PROTECTIVE 20 x 10MM MS VERTICALS COATING AT

120MM CENTRES. PROTECTIVE COATING

20 x 10MM MS TOP AND BOTTOM RAILS TO BE RAKED TO FOLLOW GRADES. BLACK 20 x 10MMPROPOSED MS TOP AND BOTTOM PROTECTIVE COATING RAILS TO BE RAKED TO FOLLOW

SS 316 50 MM DIA. HANDRAIL

SS 316 50 MM DIA. HANDRAIL

PROPOSED GRADES. BLACK PROTECTIVE COATING

1. Handrail with balustrade Elevation 1:20

50 50

10

20

10

10

SS 316 50MM DIA. HANDRAIL SITE WELD SS TUBE TO ROD SUPPORT

HANDRAIL

50 50

20

10 10

100

10

SS 316 50MM DIA. MILD HANDRAIL STEEL 10MM

PLATE WELDED HANDRAIL BETWEEN

DIA ROD SUPPORT

SITE WELD SS TUBE TO ROD 2 NO.SUPPORT 10MM MS PLATE

100

TAPERED STANCHIONS AT 10MM SPACING. COATING MILD PROTECTIVE STEEL 10MM

PLATE WELDED BETWEEN 1000

2 NO. 10MM MS PLATE BALUSTRADE TAPERED STANCHIONSBEHIND AT 10MM SPACING. PROTECTIVE COATING

1100

1000

SS 316 33MM DIA KERBRAIL THE KERBRAIL IS NOT REQUIRED ON STAIRS

1100

DIA ROD SUPPORT

PLATE WELDED BETWEEN KERBRAIL

BALUSTRADE BEHIND

60 X 340 X 10 BASE PLATE WITH FLANGE. FIXED TO 4 X M10 SS 316 33MM CHEMICAL DIA KERBRAIL ANCHORS

75 150 MIN TYP

100

150 MIN

100

2. Handrail with balustrade - detail Elevation 1:10

2. Handrail with balustrade Section 1:10 60 X 340 X 10 BASE PLATEThe WITH FLANGE. of Newcastle University FIXED TO Domain 4 X M10 Manual Public CHEMICAL ANCHORS

100

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PLATE WELDED BETWEEN KERBRAIL

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100

100

100

150 MIN

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Road Infrastructure

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Design Strategy

Principles

The design strategy for road infrastructure focuses on prioritising the public domain amenity for pedestrians and bike riders on campus. The aim is to reduce the physical and visual impacts of vehicles on the student experience and increase the use of bikes for short trips and active transport on Campus.

• Recognise the reservation width of existing roads on Campus is fixed • Minimise regulatory traffic signage to reduce visual clutter • Provide traffic calming devices to reduce speeds • Ensure pedestrian crossings are installed where needed on main circulation routes • All shared areas to have a vehicular speed limit of 10kmh • Consider the use of sustainable materials such as green concrete and Reconophalt where possible • Incorporate planting and shade trees to roads and car parks to improve amenity and reduce hard surfaces • Incorporate WSUD principles to capture water runoff and divert to surrounding garden beds.

• All new roads to be designed to site specific geotechnical requirements.

Design Considerations • To make all road on campus consistent with the typical road environment to improve legibility, use and safety. Paving, linemarking and signage should adopt Transport for NSW standards and Austroads standards where possible • Prioritise pedestrians throughout the campus, particularly on roads within the Ring Road.

• Measures to manage traffic are to be balanced with pedestrian experience and the existing geometry of streets

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1.5 MIN* 3 - 4.5M 1.5 MIN* 3 - 4.5M 2.5M MIN SHARED 2.5M MIN PATH 1.5 MIN* SHARED 3 - 4.5M PATH Typical Section 2.5M MIN Ring Road with Smart Path SHARED PATH

6.4 MIN 6.4 MIN 6.4 MIN

1.5 MIN* 1.5 MIN* *BIKE LANE WIDTHS DEPEND ONWIDTHS *BIKE LANE GRADIENT DEPEND ON 1.5 MIN* GRADIENT *BIKE LANE WIDTHS DEPEND ON GRADIENT

*1.8-2.4 Min See circulation map

1.8-2.4M 1.8-2.4M

Typical Section Ring Road

1.8-2.4M

1.2-1.8M 1.2-1.8M

5.8 MIN 5.8 MIN

1.2-1.8M

5.8 MIN

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6.4M

1.5-2M

1.5-2M

6.4M

1.5-2M

6.4M

1.5-2M

Typical Section Ring Road Level 2 1.5-2M

1.5-2M

3.2M

3.3-3.7M

BIKE LANE TRAVEL 1.5-2M 3.2M UP HILL LANE

MIXED 3.3-3.7M TRAFFIC

1.5-2M 3.2M BIKE LANE TRAVEL Typical Section UP HILL LANE BIKE LANE TRAVEL Ring Road on Grade UP HILL LANE

3.3-3.7M MIXED TRAFFIC MIXED TRAFFIC

6.6M MIXED 6.6M TRAFFIC

Typical Section Secondary Road - Mixed Traffic Pavements and Stairs

6.6M MIXED TRAFFIC MIXED TRAFFIC

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Cycleways at Intersections

GARDEN BED

FOOTPATH

Public Domain Manual

WARNING SIGNS 50-80m IN ADVANCE OF INTERSECTION.

LANE

GUTTER

GUTTER

E7

E5

R7-1-4

ALIGN RAMPS ON EACH SIDE

BIKE LANES ARE DEFINED BY CONTINIUOUS WHITE LINES SEPATING BICYCLE TRAFFIC FROM MOVING TRAFFIC OR PARKED VEHICLES. PA-1 C4

SHORTEN CROSSING DISTANCE

PS-2

FOOTPATH

PA-3

ADVISORY TREATMENTS ARE PROVIDED TO ADVISE ROAD USERS OF THE POTENTIAL PRESENCE OF CYCLISTS AND OF THE LOCATION WHERE CYCLISTS MAY BE EXPECTED TO RIDE ON THE STREET. THEY CONSIST OF PAVEMENT MARKINGS AND WARNING AND GUIDE SIGNS.

ALIGN RAMPS ON EACH SIDE

WATCH FOR

WARNING SIGNS 50-80m IN ADVANCE OF INTERSECTION.

E7

1.8m

E5

R9-57

0.4m SAFETY STRIP

BICYCLE LANES SHOULD BE CONTINUOUS THROUGH THE INTERSECTION AND BE WELL DELINEATED AS A SPACE FOR CYCLISTS

BY APPROPRIATE PLACEMENT OF PAVEMENT LOGOS, AND USE OF A GREEN SURFACING WHERE NECESSARY.

GARDEN BED

FOOTPATH

PA-1

PS-2 PA-3

BIKE LANE UPHILL

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1. PREFERABLY 2M MIN, BUT WILL DEPEND ON ORIGINAL WIDTH OF FOOTPATH. PATH MAY NEED TO BE WIDENED TO ACCOMODATE THE NOTES TREATMENT NOTES 1. PREFERABLY 2M MIN, BUT WILL DEPEND ON PREFERABLY 2M MIN, BUT WILL DEPEND ON ORIGINAL ORIGINAL1.WIDTH OF FOOTPATH. PATH MAY NEED TO 2. STOP, GIVEWAY OR BE WIDENED TO ACCOMMODATE THE TREATMENT WIDTH OF FOOTPATH. PATH MAY NEED TO BEWARNING WIDENED TO SIGN REQUIRED IF VEHICLES ACCOMMODATE THE TREATMENT 2. STOP, GIVEWAY OR WARNING SIGN REQUIRED EXITING FROMIFSIDE STREET VEHICLES EXITING FROM SIDEACROSS STREET ACROSS THE THE TREATMENT. 2. STOP, GIVEWAY OR WARNING SIGN REQUIRED IF R1-1, TREATMENT. R1-1, R1-2, OR R2-10 OR W6-1/W8-23 OR W6-1/W8-23 VEHICLES EXITINGR1-2, FROMOR SIDER2-10 STREET ACROSS THE TREATMENT. R1-1, R1-2, OR R2-10 OR W6-1/W8-23 3. FOR FURTHER GUIDANCE REFER TFNSW TDT2013/05

Footpath Continuation

CONTINUOUS FOOTPATH TREATMENTS

FOOTPATH

GARDEN BED

MAIN STREET

3. FOR FURTHER GUIDANCE REFER TFNSW TDT2013/05 CONTINUOUS FOOTPATH TREATMENTS

TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) AS PER AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009

BOLLARD

2M MIN.

RAMP GRADE 1:2 TO 1:4

CONCRETE RAMP

RAMP GRADE 1:2 TO 1:4

2m MIN.

CONCRETE RAMP

SIDE STREET

WAY

GARDEN BED

GARDEN BED

GIVE

BOLLARD

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GARDEN BED

Kerb Ramps

REMOVAL OF WIDE KERB RADIUS

BACK OF KERB RAMP SHOULD ALIGN TO DIRECTION OF TRAVEL FOOTPATH BACK OF KERB FRONT OF KERB MINIMISE CROSSING DISTANCE FRONT OF KERB BACK OF KERB

GARDEN BED

FOOTPATH

EDGE OF DESIRE LINE

GARDEN BED

GARDEN BED FOOTPATH

PARALLEL LINE OF DIRECTION OF TRAVEL TYPICAL 4.5M RADIUS

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FOOTPATH

GARDEN BED

45° MAX. 30° MIN.

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LENGTH OF DIMINISHING KERB 1500mm MAX.

1200mm MIN. 3600mm MAX.

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25 K m /h W 6-2

Max 10 x 7m, Min 7 x 7m

W8-2(B) 7m

ZIG-ZAG MARKING MAY BE PROVIDED AT EXISTING PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS WHERE THE SIGHT DISTANCE IS INADEQUATE. REFER RTA (2011) DELINEATION – SECTION 7 TRANSVERSE LINES PEDESTRIAN FACILITIES.

3.7m

Raised Pedestrian Crossing

ROAD

Max 45m, Min 30m

25 K m /h

R5-400(L/R)

FOOTPATH

W8-2(B)

NO

80M TO 120M

20m

STOPPING

NO

R3-1(B) 3.6m to 6m TACTILE GROUND SURFACE INDICATORS (TGSI) AS PER AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009

R3-1(B)

25 K m /h

CONCRETE RAMP WITH ASPHALT CROSSING

W8-2(B)

FOOTPATH

ROAD

R5-400(L/R)

NO

STOPPING

80M TO 120M

NO

STOPPING

RAISED CROSSINGS SHOULD BE APPLIED ON RING ROAD IN APPROPRIATE LOCATION THAT ARE ONE (ONE-WAY) OR TWO LANES WIDE. REFER AUSTROADS (2020) PART 8: LOCAL AREA TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES, WARNING SIGNS AND DISTANCES AS PER AS 1742.10-2009 MANUAL OF UNIFORM TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES - PEDESTRIAN CONTROL AND PROTECTION.

25 K m /h W8-2(B)

Roads & Services

R5-400(L/R)

20m

STREET LIGHTING SHOULD BE UTILISED TO MAXIMISE VISIBILITY

W 6-2

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STOPPING

R5-400(L/R)

10m Min.

RAISED PEDESTRIAN CROSSING WITH GUTTER BRIDGE. RAISED PAVEMENTS SHOULD BE CLEARLY VISIBLE TO APPROACHING DRIVERS, ILLUMINATED BY STREET LIGHTING, AND ENHANCED BY THE USE OF SIGNS, PAVEMENT MARKINGS, AND OTHER DELINEATION.

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B-01

Specifications

Element Product

Flexible Road Pavement

Materials Standards

• • • • • • •

Finish Installation Maintenance Supplier

Austroads Guide to Traffic Management AS 1742 Manual of uniform traffic control devices AS 1743 Road sign specifications AS 2890.1 Parking facilities part 1: Off-street car parking Austroads Guide to Pavement Technology Part 8: Pavement Construction AS 2150 Hot mix asphalt - A guide to good practice Linemarking to Delineation (Transport for NSW)

Materials Comments

• The use Reconophalt is recommended where possible • AC 10 wearing course min 25mm • Base course • Sub-base course • Sub-grade course For unit paver road surface see A-02 (Trihex Paving)

Installation

• The thickness of asphalt layer(s) within a pavement should be determined by the structural requirements of the pavement • Adequate compaction of asphalt is essential to ensure that the design performance of the mix and expected service life are achieved. The compaction should be uniform and achieve a high density.

Maintenance

See Austroads’ Guide to Pavement Technology Part 7: Pavement Maintenance https://austroads.com.au/publications/pavement/agpt07

Supplier

-

Comments

• Used on all road surfaces across campus, with the exception of shared environments. For shared environments use Trihex Paver (A-02) • If there is to be a shared space with standard paving across road and sidewalk, ensure speed limits are set to 10km an hour

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25mm AC10 WEARING COURSE

75 75

75 75 2. Asphalt Road Contraction Joint 75 75 Section 1:20

2.2.Asphalt Road Contraction Asphalt Road Contraction Joint Joint Section 1:20 Section 1:20 2. Asphalt Road Contraction Joint Section 1:20

'DOW CORNING 888' SILICONE SEALANT TO BE STRICTLY APPLIED IN ACCORDANCE WITH 'DOW CORNING 888' MANUFACTURES SILICONE SEALANT TO INSTRUCTIONS & BE STRICTLY APPLIED PREFERABLY

BY AWITH IN ACCORDANCE 'DOW CORNING 888' SPECIALIST. MANUFACTURES SILICONE SEALANT TO INSTRUCTIONS & BE STRICTLY APPLIED BOND BREAKING PREFERABLY

BY A IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRIP AND CACKING SPECIALIST. MANUFACTURES ROD INSTRUCTIONS & BOND BREAKING PREFERABLY BY A STRIP AND CACKING SPECIALIST. ROD INITIAL 3-5mm

100

40

100

40

80

80

80

40

100

SAWCUT OVER CONCRETE JOINTS 5mm WIDE AND 30mm DEEP. FILL WITH BITUMINOUS FILLER 'SAMIFILLA' GRADE M OR APPROVED SAWCUT OVER CONCRETE JOINTS EQUAL. 5mm WIDE AND 30mm DEEP. FILL WITH BITUMINOUS FILLER 'SAMIFILLA' GRADE FINISH M OR APPROVED ASPHALT SURFACE REFER SAWCUT OVER CONCRETE JOINTS EQUAL. DETAIL 5mm WIDE AND 30mm DEEP. FILL WITH BITUMINOUS FILLER REFER DETAIL A. ASPHALT SURFACE REFER 'SAMIFILLA' GRADE FINISH M OR APPROVED DETAIL CUT & REMOVE 150mm FROM EQUAL. ALTERNATE BARS. REFER DETAIL A. ASPHALT SURFACE FINISH REFER CUT & REMOVE 150mm FROM DETAIL NOTE: ALTERNATE BARS. JOINT TO BE SAWN AS SOON AS REFER DETAIL A. CONCRETE HAS HARDENED SUFFICIENTLY THAT IT WILL NOT BE NOTE: CUT & REMOVE 150mm FROM DAMAGED BY SAWING JOINT TO BE SAWN AS(MAX SOON24AS ALTERNATE BARS. HOURS) CONCRETE HAS HARDENED SUFFICIENTLY THAT IT WILL NOT BE NOTE: DAMAGED BY SAWING (MAX 24 JOINT TO BE SAWN AS SOON AS HOURS) CONCRETE HAS HARDENED SUFFICIENTLY THAT IT WILL NOT BE DAMAGED BY SAWING (MAX 24 HOURS)

240

1. Asphalt Road 1. Asphalt Road Section 1:20 Section 1:20

240

100mm DGS20 (MIN CBR4 98% MMDD)

1. Asphalt Road SUBGRADE TO 98% COMPACTED CONFIRM MIN CBR 5 SectionSTANDARD. 1:20

240

100mm DGS20 (MIN CBR4 98% MMDD) COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO 98% 1. Asphalt Road STANDARD. CONFIRM MIN CBR 5 Section 1:20

D

COMPACTED SUBGRADE TO 98% STANDARD. CONFIRM MIN CBR 5

D

100mm DGS20 (MIN CBR4 98% MMDD)

CORRECTION LAYER 25mm COURSE 200mmAC10 MIN.WEARING OR MATCH EXISTING PRIME AND TACK COAT THICKNESS (WHICHEVER IS 50mm AC10DG INTERMEDIATE COURSE GREATER) 40MPa CONCRETE WITH CORRECTION LAYER SL82 FABRIC 200mm MIN. OR MATCH EXISTING TOP AND BOTTOM (50 COVER).

PRIME AND TACK COAT THICKNESS (WHICHEVER IS GREATER) 40MPa CONCRETE WITH SL82 FABRIC 200mm MIN. OR MATCH EXISTING TOP AND BOTTOM (50 COVER).

THICKNESS (WHICHEVER IS GREATER) 40MPa CONCRETE WITH SL82 FABRIC TOP AND BOTTOM (50 COVER).

D

Technical Details

50mm AC10DG INTERMEDIATE COURSE CORRECTION LAYER 25mm AC10 WEARING COURSE PRIME AND TACK COAT 50mm AC10DG INTERMEDIATE COURSE

SAWCUT BOND BREAKING STRIP AND CACKING Detail A INITIAL ROD 3-5mm D = 40 mm FOR SAWCUT 150 SLAB Detail D = 50 A mm FOR 200 3-5mm SLAB D = 40 mm FOR INITIAL 150 SAWCUT SLAB D = 50 A mm FOR 200 Detail SLAB D = 40 mm FOR 150 SLAB D = 50 mm FOR 200 SLAB

ASPHALTIC CONCRETE ROAD ASPHALTIC 100FLUSH CONCRETE CONCRETE ROAD KERB ASPHALTIC 100FLUSH CONCRETE CONCRETE ROAD KERB 100FLUSH CONCRETE

PAVED ROAD PAVED ROAD PAVED ROAD

KERB

COMPACTED SUBGRADE

2. Joint - Asphalt Road and Paved Road Section 1:20 Road 3. Joint - Asphalt and Paved Road COMPACTED SUBGRADE Section 1:20

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Kerbs and Gutters

B-02

Specifications

Element Product

RMS Type SA Barrier Kerb

Standard Materials

• RMS QA Specification R15 Kerbs and gutters • AS 2876 Concrete kerbs and channels (gutters) – Manually or machine placed

Finish Materials Installation Finish Maintenance Installation Supplier Comments Maintenance

• 25MPa concrete • Natural DGB20 • Finished using a steel float to work the coarse aggregate back from the exposed surfaces • Concrete to fill formwork without voids • All corners and edges shall be left neatly rounded using an edging tool • Expansion joints to be constructed at 6m intervals -

Supplier

-

Comments

• Avoid single pour kerbs • If there are no kerbs (eg. shared areas) install tactile indicators to signify edge of pathway

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Technical Details 40 40

450

ROADWAY 2 R1

40

450

ROADWAY 2 R1 ROADWAY 2 R1 190 190

450

120 30 0 R2 0 2 R120 30 0 R2 0 0 2 R2R

150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 0 R2150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 COMPACTED SUB-BASE 190

150

R12

150 150 150 150

R12 R12

120 30

COMPACTED SUB-BASEDGB20 150mm THICK COMPACTED 1. Barrier Kerb COMPACTED SUB-BASE Section 1:15 1. Barrier Kerb Section 1:15 1. 1.Barrier Kerb Barrier Kerb Section 1:15 1.

Kerb Section 1. Barrier Barrier1:15 Kerb Section Section 1:15 1:15

450

2

R1

ROADWAY

150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20

ROADWAY SL82 40mm FROM BASE SL82 40mm FROM BASE ROADWAY

150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 COMPACTED SUB-BASE

SL82 40mm FROM BASE

450

40

FOOTPATH

2 R1 2 R1

450 40 40

1. Barrier Kerb FOOTPATH Section 1:15 FOOTPATH

COMPACTED SUB-BASEDGB20 150mm THICK COMPACTED 2. Dish Crossing

COMPACTED SUB-BASE

1:15 2.Section Crossing 2.Dish Dish Crossing 2. Dish Crossing Section Section1:15 1:15 Section 1:15 LIP OF KERB LIP OF LIPKERB OF KERB

2. Dish Crossing 2. Dish Crossing Section 1:15 Section 1:15 2. Dish Crossing Section 1:15

25M HIGH CHAMFERED LIP 25M HIGH CHAMFERED1LIP 2 R 450 2 R1 450 25M HIGH CHAMFERED LIP 450

150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 BASECOURSE MATERIAL. BASECOURSE MATERIAL. 150mm THICK COMPACTED DGB20 3. CONCRETE VEHICLE CROSSING BASECOURSE MATERIAL. 3. Section Concrete 1:15 Vehicle Crossing 3. CONCRETE VEHICLE CROSSING Section 1:15 Section 1:15

ROADWAY

ROADWAY CONCRETE TO BE MINIMUM CONCRETE TO R 32MPa ROADWAY BE MINIMUM 32MPa CONCRETE TO NOTE BE HORIZONTAL MINIMUM VERTICAL AND NOTE CLEARANCE 32MPa SHALL BE CHAECKED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL

BY THE DESIGNER AS PER AS2890.1 CLEARANCE SHALL BE CHAECKED NOTE BY THE DESIGNER AS PER AS2890.1 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE SHALL BE CHAECKED

BY THE DESIGNER AS PER AS2890.1

12

NOTES • • •

3. CONCRETE VEHICLE CROSSING Section 1:15

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ALL KERBS TO BE MIN 25MPA CONCRETE UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE ALL KERBS TO BE STEEL TROWEL FINISHED ALL EDGES SHALL BE TOOL FINISHED WITH 12MM RAD 50MM WIDE EDGING TOOL EXPANSION JOINTS SHALL BE PLACED AT 6M INTERVALS REFER B-04 FOR TYPICAL KERB RAMP DIMENSIONS

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Kerb Inlets

B-03

Specifications

Element Product

Extended Kerb Inlet Lintel and Ductile Iron Bike Safe Kerb Entry Grate and Frame

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility, Part 1: General requirements for access - New building work • AS 3996-2019 Access covers and grates

Finish Materials Installation

• Precast concrete lintel and ductile iron grate

Finish Maintenance

• Lintels to match existing adjacent kerb type • Cast in situ lintels are not to be used unless shown on the construction plans or approved otherwise

Supplier Installation Comments

• Prepare foundation, install lintel, pit and connect pipes, to manufacturer’s recommendations • Precast concrete lintels shall have a minimum 3m extended kerb inlet (EKI) opening where possible • All stormwater structures shall be designed to an appropriate loading capacity to suit the loading capacity of the specified grate (Class ‘D’ for trafficable areas and Class ‘C’ for areas only subjected to pedestrian activity). The loading criteria shall comply with AS3996 and the PRECAST CONCRETE - MIN 3.0M ultimate-limit state design load shall be the sameLINTEL as the ultimate-limit state design load for EKI OPENING OR AS APPROVED. the specified loading classification(FINISHED of the grate (210KN for Class ‘D’ and 150 KN for Class ‘C’ FOOTPATH LEVEL) Grates)

KERB

Maintenance

• Repair as necessary

GUTTER

Supplier

Lintel: Rocla or approved equivalent rocla.com.au Grate: Durham or approved equivalent durham.com.au 1. Typical gully pit with extended kerb inlet plan Scale 1:50 Comments

DUCTILE IRON, CLASS 'D' BIKE SAFE & AS 1428.1 COMPLIANT (MAX. OPENING 13MM WIDE) GRATE AND FRAME (EQUAL TO THAT SUPPLIED BY DURHAM).

GRATING SET PARALLEL TO ADJACENT GUTTER (TYPICAL).

-

Location

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425

DUCTILE IRON BIKE SAFE KERB ENTRY GRATE & FRAME AS3996 COMPLIANT

150

355

150

150

225

2. Typical gully pit section Scale 1:25

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Technical Details

PRECAST CONCRETE LINTEL - MIN 3.0M EKI OPENING OR AS APPROVED. (FINISHED FOOTPATH LEVEL)

KERB

DUCTILE IRON, CLASS 'D' BIKE SAFE & AS 1428.1 COMPLIANT (MAX. OPENING 13MM WIDE) GRATE AND FRAME (EQUAL TO THAT SUPPLIED BY DURHAM).

GUTTER

GRATING SET PARALLEL TO ADJACENT GUTTER (TYPICAL).

1.

Typical Gully Pit With Extended Kerb 1. Typical gully pit with extended kerb inlet plan Inlet Scale 1:501:50 Section

425

DUCTILE IRON BIKE SAFE KERB ENTRY GRATE & FRAME AS3996 COMPLIANT

150

355

150

150

225

2. Typical gully pit section Scale 1:25

2. Typical Gully Pit Section Section 1:50

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Kerb Ramps

B-04

Specifications

Element Product

In Situ Concrete Pedestrian Ramp

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 2009 clause 10.7

Materials Finish Finish Installation

• Slip resistant surface • Oxide: Charcoal Grey

Maintenance Installation

Comments

• • • • • • •

Minimum width of 1000mm on the path of travel Maximum rise of 190mm Length no greater than 1520mm Maximum gradient 1:8 - 1:8.5 All new kerb ramps to meet AS 1428.1 2009 clause 10.7 Kerb ramps on opposite sides to align TGSIs are not recommended to be installed on the face of kerb ramps with a gradient of 1:81:8.5, as some people using mobility aids may have difficulty negotiating TGSIs on a slope • Provide upper landings that are 1:40, preferably minimum 1500 x 1500mm

Maintenance

-

Supplier

-

Comments

• Ramps to be provided at any points where pedestrians cross the road • If work is undertaken to upgrade the kerb on one side of the road, ensure to include the opposite kerb in scope of work to promote standard kerb treatments

Location

-

Supplier

1500 MIN

MAINTAIN MIN DISTANCE OF 1500 FROM TOP OF RAMP TO ANY OBSTRUCTION (MIN 1200)

RAM

PD

OW

N

1:8 MAX

90

1200 MIN.

°

1520 MAX

OXIDE CONCRETE COLOUR: CHARCOAL GREY FINISH: WOOD FLOAT NO VISIBLE TOOL/EDGE MARKS

N

OW

PD

RAM

KERB GUTTER ROADWAY

900

1200 MIN. 3600 MAX.

1. Standard Kerb Ramp Plan Plan 1:50

Roads & Services

EXPANSION JOINT MATERIAL NEW PATH Note: Material of New NOTE: Path and Kerb ToOF Match AND KERB RAMP TO MATCH Adjacent Surfaces ADJACENT SURFACES. Opposite Kerb Ramp Should Be Upgraded to OPPOSITE KERB RAMP SHOULD Match.

ALSO BE UPGRADED TO MATCH.

1. Standard kerb ramp plan Scale 1:50

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900

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MIN. 125MM THICKNESS OF CONCRETE REINFORCED WITH F82 MESH

VARIES (1200 MIN.)

SHARP TRANSITION

SHARPE TRANSITION OXIDE: CHARCOAL GREY

FOOTPATH CROSSFALL 1200 MIN.

8 MAX

MIN. 125MM THICKNESS OF CONCRETE REINFORCED WITH F82 MESH

1

VARIES (1200 MIN.)

COMPACTED SUB-BASE

SHARP TRANSITION 100MM COMPACTED SUBGRADE BASECOURSE MATERIAL. 8 MAX FOOTPATH CROSSFALL

SHARPE TRANSITION

NOTE: DIMENSIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 1428.1 AND TfNSW STANDARDS.

COMPACTED SUB-BASE

2.5mm NOMINAL CROSSFALL

100MM COMPACTED SUBGRADE BASECOURSE MATERIAL.

EXPANSION JOINT ALONG EDGE OF DRIVEWAY

EXPANSION JOINT ALONG EDGE OF DRIVEWAY

900 MAX

90

°

2.5mm 2.5mm NOMINAL NOMINAL CROSSFALL CROSSFALL

2. Concrete Kerb Ramp at Concrete Footpath 2.

Concrete1:50 kerb ramp at concrete kerb Section

WIDTH OF KERB TO MATCH ADJACENT WIDTH (VARIES BETWEEN 150mm - 300mm)

KERB

900 900 MAX MAX

9900 °°

GUTTER WING MAX. 900 MIN. 450

2500 MIN.- 6000 MAX. (3000 TYP.)

WING MAX. 900 MIN. 450

KERB GUTTER ROADWAY

WING 2500 MIN.- 6000 MAX. (3000 TYP.) MAX. 900 MIN.crossing 450 3. Standard vehicle concrete kerb plan

WING MAX. 900 MIN. 450

3. Standard Vehicle Crossing Kerb Ramp Plan 1:50 200 MIN.

EXISTING 900 MAX. DRIVEWAY PAVEMENT 3. Standard vehicle crossing crossing concrete kerb plan

200 200 MIN. MIN.

'sc' JOINT.

EXISTINGCOMPACTED SUBGRADE DRIVEWAY PAVEMENT

NOTE: DIMENSIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH AS 1428.1 AND TfNSW STANDARDS.

1

2. Concrete kerb ramp at concrete kerb COMPACTED SUB-BASE

ROADWAY

B-04

OXIDE: CHARCOAL GREY

900 MAX.

100mm COMPACTED DGB20 BASECOURSE MATERIAL.

WIDTH OF KERB TO MATCH ADJACENT WIDTH (VARIES NOTE: REBUILD KERB AND GUTTER AS BETWEEN 150mm - 300mm) NECESSARY. MATERIAL AND DETAILING TO MATCH EXISTING.

NOTE: REBUILD KERB AND GUTTER AS NECESSARY. MATERIAL AND DETAILING TO MATCH EXISTING.

450 GUTTER

450 GUTTER 150 MIN. SL & 2 FABRIC TOP 7 BOTTOM (50 COVER)

4. Concrete Vehicle Crossing and Concrete Footpath 'sc' JOINT. concrete kerb 4. Concrete vehicle crossing Section 1:50 COMPACTED SUBGRADE SUBGRADE COMPACTED

150 MIN. COMPACTED DGB20 The100mm University of Newcastle BASECOURSE MATERIAL. Public Domain Manual 4. Concrete vehicle crossing concrete kerb

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Regulatory Signage

B-05

Specifications

Element Product

Standard road sign and pole

Materials Standards

• AS/NZS 1742. 10 - 2009 Manual of uniform traffic control devices

Finish Materials

• Hot dipped galvanised steel tube pole • Sign sheeting to meet requirements of Australian/ New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 1906.1

Installation Finish Maintenance Installation

• As per Transport for NSW specification

Supplier Maintenance

-

Supplier Comments

• Supplier to meet Transport for NSW specifications (text, sign, font and logos)

Comments

• Road signage across campus to read identically to typical NSW public road.

• All signage to follow Transport for NSW sign types as described in signage database: https://www.rms.nsw.gov.au/cgi-bin/index.cgi?action=searchtrafficsigns.form

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B-05

Technical Details BOLT & NUT CAT. NO. 51 02 3811

DOWNEE CAP

BOLT & NUT NUT CAT. NO.BOLT 51 02&3811 CAT. NO. 51 02 3811

40

BRACKET CAT. NO. 35 02 5413 BRACKET CAT. NO.BRACKET 35 02 5413 CAT. NO. 35 02 5413

40 406

40

406 150

406

DOWNEE 7HOLES CAPDOWNEE 11MM DIA. CAP 7HOLES 11MM DIA.7HOLES 11MM DIA.

DOWNEE CAP 40

WASHER CAT. NO. 51 91 0958 WASHER CAT. NO.WASHER 51 91 0958 CAT. NO. 51 91 0958

40 520 520 114

520

114

114

100 70 70

280 100 70 70 100 70 70

280

3 HOLES 11MM DIA.3 HOLES 11MM DIA.

40

150 280

150

DOWNEE CAP 3 HOLES DOWNEE CAP 11MM DIA.

BOLT & NUT CAT. NO. 51 02 3854

POST BOLT & NUT CAT. NO. 35 02 7009 BRACKET BOLT & NUT CAT. NO. 51 02 3854 CAT. NO. 3551 0202 5413 CAT. NO. 3854 POST CAT. NO.POST 35 02 7009 BRACKET CAT. NO. 35 02 7009 BRACKET CAT. NO. 35 02 5413 4. 35 Sign assemblies support - small sign CAT. NO. 02 5413 4. Sign assemblies support - small sign

3. Sign 4.

Assembly Support (Small Sign) Sign assemblies support - small sign Axonometric 1:20 3800 MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE

2400 2400 MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE 2400

3.2M HIGH 50MM NB / 60MM OD GAL 3.2M HIGH HIGH 50MM SIGN NB3.2M / POST 60MM OD 50MM GAL NB / SIGN60MM POST OD GAL SIGN POST

3200 3200 2400 2400 3200 MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE 2400

3800

3800 MINIMUM VERTICAL CLEARANCE

3.8M HIGH 50MM NB / 60MM OD GAL 3.8M HIGH HIGH 50MM SIGN NB3.8M / POST 60MM OD 50MM GAL NB / SIGN60MM POST OD GAL SIGN POST

CONCRETE EMBEDMENT 200MM ALL CONCRETE ROUND CONCRETE EMBEDMENT 200MM EMBEDMENT ALL 200MM ALL ROUND GUTTER ROUND

3.2M HIGH 50MM NB / 60MM OD GAL SIGN POST

3.2M HIGH 50MM NB / 60MM 3.2M NB / 60MM ODHIGH GAL 50MM SIGN POST OD GAL SIGN POST

350

ADJACENT PAVEMENT

350

350

350

ADJACENT PAVEMENT ADJACENT PAVEMENT

2. Sign post 3.2m 2. Sign post 3.2m

350

200

200

200

200

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200

200

200

1. Sign post 3.8M 1. Sign post 3.8M

450

450

450

450

Sign post 3.8M 1.1. 3.8m Sign Post Section 1:20

200

200

14MM DIA. 14MM DIA.

450

450

14MM DIA. 14MM DIA.

350

14MM DIA.

14MM DIA.

4. Sign Post Footing Section 1:20

3. Footing detail for sign support

3. Footing detail for sign support 3. Footing detail for sign support

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Wheel Stops

B-06

Specifications

Product Element

Replas Wheel Stop

Standards Materials

• AS/NZS 2890.1:2004 Parking facilities Part 1: Off-street car parking • Austroads Guide to Traffic Management Part 11: Parking

Finish Materials Installation Finish

• Recycled plastic • Grey colour as per Replas colour options

Maintenance Installation

• See technical details sheet

Supplier Maintenance

-

Supplier Comments

Replas Australia replas.com.au

el Stops Comments

• Used in car parks to prevent damage to walls, garden beds, pathways and other vehicles • All wheel stops can be routed with text, for reserved parking or company branding, while the blue colour is idea for ‘accessible’ parking

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ough, light-weight alternative to concrete stops. amage to walls, garden beds, pathways and Pavements and Stairs

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B-06

135

1665

1665 300mm SPIKES 1665 FOR BITUMEN X 3

150mm BOLTS 1. Wheelstop Plan 1:10FOR CONCRETE x 3 150mm BOLTS BOLTS FOR150mm CONCRETE x3 FOR CONCRETE x 3

100

100

300mm SPIKES SPIKES FOR300mm BITUMEN X3 FOR BITUMEN X 3

100

200100

50 100

100 MIN.

200

200

50

50 MIN.

MIN.

2. Fixing Detail Section 1:10 B

B

B

A

A

A

3. Wheel Stop Elevation 1:10 Wheel stop distance to front of parking space Parking Direction

Parking to kerb ≤ 150mm high (B)

Parking to kerb ≥ 150mm high (B)

Wheel stop height

Wheel stop height

90

100

90

100

Front-in (A)

630

620

830

820

Rear-in (A)

910

900

1110

1110

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Cyclist and Pedestrian Holding Rail

B-07

Specifications

Element Product

Standard U-rail bike guard rail

Materials Standards

-

Materials Finish

• Galvanised steel

Finish Installation

• Powdercoat Stromboli (Interpon code GK148A) • Class 2 reflective markings, subsurface mounted.

Maintenance Installation Supplier Comments

• • • •

Install as per manufacturers recommendations Ensure consistent with RMS NSW Bicycle Guidelines Reflective tape to RMS Standard Guard rail length varies according to each specific location

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as required

Supplier

Industroquip or approved equivalent industroquip.com.au RampChamp (Core-drilled sleeve option) or approved equivalent rampchamp.com.au

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-

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Cyclist and Pedestrian Holding Rail C L

48

800

Technical Details

1000

160

C L

200 MIN.

CLASSS 2 REFLECTIVE TAPE 48MM DIAMETER DIPPED SIGN POST SLEEVEHOT WITH GALVANISED STEEL–PIPE WITH GIBB KEY (2.5KGS) 3MM STROMBOLI CORE WALL. DRILLED POWDERCOAT FINISH AS 200 STANDARD. MIN. 48

300

20MPA CONCRETE EMBEDMENT 200MM ALL AROUND 1000

800

B-07

48MM DIAMETER HOT DIPPED GALVANISED STEEL PIPE WITH 3MM WALL. STROMBOLI POWDERCOAT FINISH AS STANDARD.

200

CLASSS 2 REFLECTIVE TAPE SIGN POST SLEEVE WITH GIBB KEY (2.5KGS) – CORE DRILLED

160

200

200

MIN.

MIN.

1. Below ground one-piece20MPA steel CONCRETE bike rail 1:15 300

EMBEDMENT 200MM ALL AROUND

200 25

1. Below Ground Bike Grab Rail 1. Below1:15 ground one-piece steel bike rail 1:15 Section

REFLECTIVE WHITE TAPE

CLASS 2 REFLECTIVE TAPE

48

REFLECTIVE WHITE TAPE

800

6MM THICK SURFACE FLANGE 150MM IN DIAMETER WITH 8 OF 10 X CLASS REFLECTIVE TAPE 50MM 2MASONRY ANCHORS.

1000

C L 48

800

2.Surface Surface Mounted Bike steel Grabbike Railrail 1:15 2.

Mounted one-piece Section 1:15

1000

MANUFACTURER TO SUPPLY FIXINGS. 48MM DIAMETER HOT DIPPED GALVANISED STEEL PIPE WITH 3MM WALL. STROMBOLI POWDERCOAT FINISH AS STANDARD.

REFLECTIVE WHITE TAPE

6MM THICK SURFACE FLANGE 150MM IN 3. Reflective Tape 3. Reflective Tape Detail 1:5 DIAMETER WITH 8 OF 10 X Detail 1:15 50MM MASONRY ANCHORS. MANUFACTURER TO SUPPLY FIXINGS.

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C L

48MM DIAMETER HOT DIPPED GALVANISED STEEL PIPE WITH 3MM WALL. STROMBOLI POWDERCOAT FINISH AS STANDARD.

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At Grade Pedestrian Crossing

B-08

Specifications

Element

Pedestrian crossing

Standard

• • • •

Materials

Paint to TfNSW Specification D&C 3351

Finish

-

Installation

• Ramps to be provided at any points where pedestrians cross the road • If work is undertaken to upgrade the kerb on one side of the road, ensure to include the opposite kerb in scope of work to promote standard kerb treatments

Maintenance

Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

-

Comments

•

Location

-

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Roads & Services

Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 4: Intersections and Crossings - General Austroads Guide to Traffic Management Part 8: Local Area Traffic Management AS/NZS 1742. 10 - 2009 Manual of uniform traffic control devices AS/NZS-1158.4 - Lighting for roads and public spaces Part 4: Lighting of pedestrian crossings

Wherever practicable the crossing should be at right angles to the carriageway

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At Grade Pedestrian Crossing

B-08

GUTTER

ROAD

GARDEN BED W8-2(B)

GARDEN BED

GUTTER

Technical Details

25 K m/h R3-1(B)

45.00°

3600

MIN.

TACTILE INDICATORS TO AS1428.4.1

1200 PAINTED CROSSING TO AS 1742.10

FOOTPATH R3-1(B)

25 K m/h W8-2(B)

GARDEN BED

GARDEN BEDS TO DIRECT PEDESTRIANS TO CROSSING

GARDEN BED VARIES NOTE: SIGNAGE TO AUSTROADS GUIDE TO ROAD DESIGN PART 4

FOOTPATH

1. At Grade Pedestrian Crossing Typical Layout Plan 1:100

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Raised Pedestrian Crossings

B-09

Specifications

Element Product

Raised pedestrian crossing

Materials Standards

• • • •

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier

Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 4: Intersections and Crossings - General Austroads Guide to Traffic Management Part 8: Local Area Traffic Management AS/NZS 1742. 10 - 2009 Manual of uniform traffic control devices AS/NZS-1158.4 - Lighting for roads and public spaces Part 4: Lighting of pedestrian crossings

• For high profile areas, match the dominant surrounding paving with painted white line markings • For all other areas asphalt with white line markings may be applied

Finish Comments

• Platform - asphaltic concrete wearing course (AC10), road base (AC20) • Ramp - concrete • Gutter bridge - mircomesh fibre grating

Installation

• A sawcut chase is required at the approach & Departure side of the hump (minimum of 50mm deep by 300mm wide) • AC road base to be placed in two equal layers, advised by civil engineers • Linemarking to be advised by traffic engineer • Warning sign installation to be advised by traffic engineer • Raised pedestrian crossings should be orientated perpendicular to the direction of traffic flow to ensure both front wheels of a vehicle begin to rise or fall on the ramps concurrently

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as required.

Supplier

-

Comments

• • • •

Location

-

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Provide safe pedestrian movement across roads Site along main pedestrian access routes where a crossing is required Maintain sightlines for pedestrians at entry of crossing with 2m setback of trees and shrubs Alternative trihex paver treatment can be applied to the platform

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B-09

GUTTER

CONCRETE RAMP

Technical Details

1500

ROAD PIANO KEY LINEMARKING 600 TO 600 AS 1742.13

CONCRETE RAMP

GUTTER

RAISED ASPHALT CROSSING

1500

WITH GAL ANGLE FRAME ALL FOOTPATH ROUND

5500

3600

TACTILE FOOTPATH INDICATORS TO AS1428.4.1

MICROMESH GTX-381313M2 FIBRE REINFORCED PLASTIC GRATING (REFER SECTION C-02)

MICROMESH GTX-381313M2 FIBRE GUTTER REINFORCED BRIDGE PLASTIC GRATING (REFER SECTION C-02)

5500

600 600

3600

TACTILE INDICATORS TO AS1428.4.1 RAISED ASPHALT CROSSING

KERB

PIANO KEY LINEMARKING TO AS 1742.13

KERB

ROAD

GUTTER BRIDGE

1500

FOOTPATH

FOOTPATH

VARIES

1500

1. Raised pedestrian crossing 1:100 VARIES

1. Raised Pedestrian Crossing Plan 1:100

20mm KEY DEPTH INTO EXISTING PAVEMENT

1.2m 600m

RAMP GRADE 1:12 - 1:20 RAMP MIN. 2.0m MAY VARY ACCORDING TO ROAD Max. 5.0m CONDITIONS

2.

1:20

2. Indicative Dimensions of a Raised Pedestrian Crossing Section 1:20 MIN. 2.0m Max. 5.0m

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MIN. 75mm

20mm KEY DEPTH INTO EXISTING PAVEMENT

MIN. 75mm

1. Raised pedestrian crossing 1:100

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Speed Humps - Carpark

B-10

Specifications

Element Product

Enforcer Rubber Speed Hump

Materials Standards

• AS/NZS 2890.1 Parking facilities - Off-street car parking

Finish Materials

• New and recycled rubber

Installation Finish

• Solid colour (black or yellow)

Maintenance Installation

• Suited to use in concrete or asphalt • Two fixing each section. 14mm hilti plug with a 100mm coach screw and 12mm washer

Supplier Maintenance Comments Supplier

• Replace modules as necessary Safety Express or approved equivalent safetyexpress.com.au

Comments

• • • •

Location

• To be used in Campus car parks and driveways only • Do not use on roads

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Spaced at no less than 10 metres along any one aisle or roadway Humps shall not impede pedestrian or wheelchair traffic on any accessible travel path Sold as modular units Can be used with or without end caps

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Technical Details

2 X FIXINGS EACH SECTION

250

50

M10 SCREW FIXINGS 14MM HILTI PLUG WITH 100mm COACH SCREW AND FENDER WASHER

50

355

SPEED HUMP TO BE INSTALLED AS PER MANUFACTURERS INSTALLATION GUIDE

ROAD SPIKE M12 X 200MM. COAT SPIKES IN EPOXY TO HELP PROTECT OLDER ASPHALT FROM CRACKING

1. Rubber Speed Hump 1. Rubber speed hump 1:10 Plan/Section 1:10

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Speed Humps - Roads Specifications

Product

Watt’s profile speed hump

Standards

• Austroads Guide to Road Design Part 4: Intersections and Crossings - General • Austroads Guide to Traffic Management Part 8: Local Area Traffic Management (2016) • AS/NZS 1742. 10 - 2009 Manual of uniform traffic control devices

Materials

• Asphaltic concrete

Finish

• Asphaltic concrete wearing course (AC10) Road base (AC20)

Installation

• A sawcut chase is required at the approach & departure side of the hump (minimum of 50mm deep by 300mm wide) • AC road base to be placed in two equal layers, advised by civil engineers • Linemarking to be advised by traffic engineer • Warning sign installation to be advised by traffic engineer • Raised pedestrian crossings should be orientated perpendicular to the direction of traffic flow to ensure both front wheels of a vehicle begin to rise or fall on the ramps concurrently.

Maintenance

-

Supplier

-

Comments

• • • • • •

Location

-

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

To be used in roads Can be combined with pedestrian crossing Spacing of devices should not be less than 80m and generally not more than 120 to 150m Spaced to maintain speed limit of 20 - 40kmh Humps shall not impede pedestrian or wheelchair traffic on any accessible travel path If not a crossing plant garden beds or erect fencing adjacent to restrict pedestrian use.

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Technical Details W8-2(B)

25 K m/h W3-4

SIGN INSTALL 30-50M BEFORE FIRST HUMP IN SERIES.

BARRIER PLANTING OR 900MM HIGH FENCE

25 K m/h

ROAD

W8-2(B)

BARRIER PLANTING OR 900MM HIGH FENCE

W5-10 A

KERB

GUTTER

PIANO KEY LINEMARKING TO AS 1742.13 600MM ROAD RECTIFICATION

BARRIER PLANTING

FOOTPATH

3600

FOOTPATH

ASPHALT

600MM ROAD RECTIFICATION A

W5-10

25 K m/h

VARIES

W8-2(B)

SIGN INSTALL 30-50M BEFORE FIRST HUMP IN SERIES. W3-4

H

25 K m/h W8-2(B)

L

1.

Speed Hump 1. Watts profile speed hump - 1:100 Plan/Section 1:100

CL

SECTION A - A L (mm)

0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8

H

H (mm) 100 100 99 97 95 93 90 86 81 76 71 65 58 51 43 34 25 16 5

2. Speed Hump Detail

L

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Principles

Built structures include shade shelters, bus shelters, decking, small storage and service buildings. The goal of inclusion in the Public Domain Manual is to provide guidance on material palette and principles, while allowing room for bespoke designs to be developed that are site specific and responsive to place.

The choice of approach would be guided by the structure’s purpose, it’s relevance to wayfinding within the Campus, whether it seeks to establish a point of interest or be recessive, and how it might reinforce a site-specific response to place.

•

Design Considerations • • • •

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• •

Ramps and Deck Structures •

All structures, including shelters, bus stops and walkways to be DDA compliant Materials used in construction to have a minimum Bushfire Attack Level of 29 Colour selection and design details of structures to take design cues from the surrounding built environment Sustainable construction practices and materials.

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•

Structures

Use materials that are robust and complement the campus character Create coherence by consistently expressing the hierarchy of materials throughout the Campus, whilst also allowing variation where deemed appropriate.

Ensure shelters provide adequate environmental protection Structures must not impede pedestrian access or accessible path of travel.

Pedestrian walkway structures are included in the following preferential hierarchy: 1. Concrete (Kangatrak) 2. Micro Mesh 3. Composite decking (Ekodeck ‘Alpine Ash’)

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600 ROOF LINE

300

8800

WHEELCHAIR SEATING SPACE

min.

1200

600 300

300 150

1800 300

150 14030 min.

ROOF LINE

1000

WHEELCHAIR SEATING SPACE

150

BUS SHELTER

min.

300

BUS SHELTER

DIRECTIONAL TGSI

1200

600

1200 min.

BUS STOP SIGN WARNING TGSI

1000

DIRECTIONAL TGSI

FOOTPATH

150

600

WARNING TGSI

300 150

1800

BUS STOP SIGN

min.

FOOTPATH

150

HELP POINT WITHIN PLATFORM

150

HELP POINT WITHIN PLATFORM

12000/15000

LIGHT & CCTV

12000/15000

LIGHT & CCTV

1700

800 min.

1200

1200 min.

min.

min.

PLATFORM WIDTH 4100

ADDITIONAL BUS SHELTER WHERE REQUIRED

Bus stop shelter in front of footpath

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ROADWAY

GUTTER

FOOTPATH

KERB

BACK OF PATH

min.

1500

AA

ADDITIONAL BUS SHELTER WHERE REQUIRED

ROADWAY

GUTTER

FOOTPATH

PLATFORM WIDTH 3700

KERB

PATH OF TRAVEL

BACK OF PATH

EXTEND SLAB FOR FUTURE SHELTER

PATH OF TRAVEL

EXTEND SLAB FOR FUTURE SHELTER

B B

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Specifications

Product Element

Concrete plank boardwalk / decks

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders design, construction and installation • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Finish Installation Maintenance Materials Supplier Comments

• • • • • • •

Concrete piers, beams and treads Tread width: 2m, 2.3m, 3m, 3.4m Beams: 2m, 3m x 200 x 200nom Pier Base: (rounded) 500 nom dia Pier Rise: (rounded) 362 nom dia Pier Cap: (rounded) 362 nom dia Pier Square Tile: (square) 500mm dia

Finish

• Non-slip Koala - exposed aggregate.

Installation

• Modular system comprising piers, beams and treads installed directly onto the ground surface, or on prepared rock base • Handrails and balustrades to be used only where required

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as needed

Supplier

KangaTrak or approved equivalent kangatrak.com.au

Comments

• Raised pedestrian walkway and decks. Kerb rail needed for accessible path of travel

Location

• Raised decks and ramps

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Technical Details B

BEAM BEAM BEAM

200-300 TYP. + 15MM NOM. GAP

A 2040MM BEAM LENGTH 2040MM BEAM LENGTH

A A

200-300 + 15MM NOM. 200-300 TYP.TYP. + 15MM NOM. GAPGAP 2040MM BEAM LENGTH

PIER PIER

ABUTMENT ABUTMENT ABUTMENT

125 TYP.

125125 TYP.TYP.

5

5 5

300 2000 TO2000 2300 TO 2300 2000 TO 2300

300 300

300

ELEVATION ELEVATION 1:40 1:40 ELEVATION 1:40

2000 TO2000 2300 TO 2300 2000 TO 2300 300 TBV 300 TBV 300 TBV

KERB RAIL IF ACCESSIBLE KERB RAIL IF ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL PATH TRAVEL KERBOF RAIL IF ACCESSIBLE PATH OF TRAVEL

PIER FOUNDED ON PIER FOUNDED ON SOLID SOIL BASE SOLID SOIL BASE PIER FOUNDED ON SOLID SOIL BASE

2. Section (A) 1:20

2020 X 200 X DEEP 200MM DEEP 2020 X 200 X 200MM TOP. 2040 X 220 X 200MM TOP. 2040 X 220 X 200MM 2020 X 200 X 200MM DEEP DEEP BOTTOM DEEP BOTTOM TOP. 2040 X 220 X 200MM DEEP BOTTOM BLUESTONE BLUESTONE BALLASTBALLAST MULCH MULCH BLUESTONE BALLAST MULCH

COMPACTED DGB COMPACTED DGB OR CONCRETE OR CONCRETEDGB COMPACTED FOOTING FOOTING OR CONCRETE FOOTING TREADS TREADS 200MM 200MM WIDE, 5MM NOM. WIDE, 5MM NOM. TREADS 200MM GAP AT BASE GAP AT 5MM BASE WIDE, NOM. GAP AT BASE

450

ABUTMENT ABUTMENT ABUTMENT

BLUESTONE BLUESTONE BALLUSTBALLUST MULCH MULCH BLUESTONE BALLUST MULCH

3. Elevation (B) 1:20 The University of Newcastle Public Domain Manual

450 450

150

RISER

150150

PIER BASE PIER BASE PIER BASE

BEAM BEAM BEAM PIER CAPPIER CAP RISER RISER PIER CAP

140MM 140MM 140MM 325325

BEAM SPAN 2040MM BEAM SPAN 2040MM AT BASE AT BASE BEAM SPAN 2040MM AT BASE BEAM SPAN 2020MM BEAM SPAN 2020MM AT TOP AT TOP BEAM SPAN 2020MM AT TOP 200

200200 LESS THAN 900

1. Layout Plan 1:20

LAYOUT PLAN 1:40 LAYOUT PLAN 1:40 LAYOUT PLAN 1:40

KANGATRAK KANGATRAK TREADS TREADS 2000X200X125MM 2000X200X125MM THICK THICK KANGATRAK TREADS 2000X200X125MM THICK

300 300

LESS THAN LESS THAN 900900

PIER

325

B B

SECTIONSECTION 1:40 1:40 SECTION 1:40 NOTES • • • • •

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Mesh Platforms Specifications

Element Product

• Fibre reinforced plastic mesh

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders - Design, construction and installation • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Finish Installation Maintenance Materials

Micromesh GTX-381313M2 Fibre Reinforced Plastic Grating

Finish Supplier

• Micromesh: ‘Light Grey’ • Steel protective coating: Duratec Elements Powder Coat • Colour: Monument Flat 90E7724Z

Comments Installation

• To engineer’s detail and specification

Maintenance

• Clean on a regular schedule to avoid any build up of soil or dirt • Oil / Grease / Food / Drink: remove and mop as soon as possible • Spray with a hose / pressure washer/use warm soapy water and a medium bristle brush

Supplier

Treadwell or approved equivalent

Comments

• Raised pedestrian walkway • Maximum gap 8mm

GratEX® Micro Mesh treadwellgroup.com.au GTX-221313M2 Isometric View

Plan View

Location

N

Elevation View

• Raised decks and ramps 13.3mm

40mm

13.3mm

4.5mm

7mm

40mm

5.8mm

3.8mm

22mm

AUSTRALIAN

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

STANDARD

P5 AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

14.3

kg/m²

N Elevation View

3.3mm

GTX-381313M2 7mm 4.5mm GTX-251313M2 Isometric View

40mm

5.8mm

3.8mm

N Plan View

22mm

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

40mm

Elevation View AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

P5

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

13.3mm 14.3

7mm

4.5mm

kg/m²

13.3mm

40mm

5.8mm

3.8mm

25mm

AUSTRALIAN

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

STANDARD

P5 AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

Isometric View

Plan View

15.2

kg/m²

N

Elevation View

3.3mm

4.5mm 7mm GTX-301313M2 Isometric View

40mm

.3mm

5.8mm

3.8mm

C Plan View

25mm

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

40mm AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

Elevation View

Elevation View AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

P5

13.3mm

7mm

15.2

4.5mm

kg/m²

13.3mm

40mm

5.8mm

3.8mm

30mm

AUSTRALIAN

AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

STANDARD

P5 AUSTRALIAN

STANDARD

19.6

kg/m²

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Technical Details EXISTING MATURE TREES TO BE RETAINED AND PROTECTED EXISTING MATURE TREES TO BE RETAINED AND PROTECTED

HANDRAIL AND BALUSTRADE SEE A-15 HANDRAIL AND BALUSTRADE BALUSTRADE IF FALL SEE A-15 HEIGHT GREATER THAN 700MM BALUSTRADE IF FALL GRATING FIXED TO HEIGHTFRP GREATER THAN 700MMSTEEL FRAME FRP GRATING FIXED TO STEEL FRAME KERB RAIL

1:25

1:25

STEEL FRAME TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL KERB RAIL STEEL FRAME TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL

BLUESTONE MULCH

BLUESTONE MULCH CONCRETE FOOTINGS TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL CONCRETE FOOTINGS TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL

1. Section 1:25

VISUAL CONTRAST TO EDGE IF NO FILL EDGE WITH CONTRASTING HANDRAIL LIGHT GREY RUBBER VISUALSTEEL CONTRAST TOTO EDGE IF NO FRAME ENGINEER'S HANDRAIL DETAIL STEEL FRAME TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL

BLUESTONE BALLUST MULCH BITUMINOUS PAINT PROTECTION BLUESTONE BALLUST MULCH BELOW F.G.L, TYPICAL

400

BITUMINOUS PAINT PROTECTION BELOW F.G.L, TYPICAL

400 600 (X 600)

PIER FOOTING WITH TP2

2. Elevation 1:20

600 (X 600)

TYPICAL PIER / PAD ONTO ROCK

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10 BASE PLATE + 20 NONSHRINK GROUT WITH HILTI HY RE500 + HIT-V-F 4M14 4.8/S BOLTS WITH 100 MIN. 10 BASE PLATE + 20 NONTYPICAL SHRINK GROUT EMBEDMENT WITH HILTI HY RE500 + HIT-V-F 4M14 4.8/S BOLTS WITH 100 MIN. TYPICAL PIER / PAD ONTO ROCK EMBEDMENT TYPICAL

300 MIN

300 MIN

110

FILL EDGE WITH CONTRASTING LIGHT GREY RUBBER

VARIES (MAX 900)

FIXING TO STEEL FRAME AS PER MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION FIXING TO STEEL FRAME STEEL POSTS AND AS PER MANUFACTURER'S FOOTINGS TO ENGINEER'S SPECIFICATION DETAIL. LOCATE POSTS TO AVOID AND TREE ROOTS STEEL POSTS FOOTINGS TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL. LOCATE POSTS TO AVOID TREE ROOTS 110 VARIES (MAX 900)

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Decking Specifications

Element Product

Recycled Plastic Composite Decking

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1657 Fixed platforms, walkways, stairways and ladders Design, construction and installation • AS 4586 Slip resistance classification of new pedestrian surface materials

Finish Installation Maintenance Materials

• Ekodeck co-extruded composite decking

Supplier Finish

• Alpine Ash

Installation Comments

• As detailed and specified by project landscape architect, and project structural engineer

Maintenance

• Scrub with hot water and dishwashing liquid using a stiff decking brush • Rinse with pressure washer • Cleaning requirements will vary depending on product use, surrounding environment and weather exposure. It is recommended a general clean is performed at least annually

Supplier

Ekodeck or approved equivalent ekodeck.com.au

Comments

• Ekodeck is a pre-finished product. Use care when storing, handling and installing to avoid damage • Ekodeck boards are made for installation with the Quickfix Hidden Fastening System • Boards are double sided. Install the board with correct choice of colour facing up • Note significant expansion in hot weather - use proper fixing to manufacturer’s recommendations

Location

• Raised decks and ramps

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Technical Details

125 X 50 JOIST FRAME WITH CORNER BRACKETS REINFORCE FIXED ON BEARER BY HURRICANE TIES AND JOIST HANGERS 100 X 200 TREATED PINE BEARER 137MM x 23MM EKODECK 'ALPINE ASH' BAL29 DECKING BOARDS FIXED TO TREATED PINE JOIST WITH QUICKFIX CLIPS

STIRRUP EMBEDMENT AND FIXING TO STRUCTURAL ENGINEER'S DETAIL

50 200

VARIES

125

67 X 15 EKODECK SCREENING BOARD WITH 8MM GAP BETWEEN BOARDS FIXED WITH QUICKFIX CLIPS TO TIMBER OR BEARER

CONCRETE FOOTING TO ENGINEER'S DETAIL

BLUESTONE BALLUST MULCH

1. Section 1:20

3M CTRS SUBJECT TO STRUCTURAL DESIGN

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Bus Shelters Specifications

Element Product

Bus and Shuttle Shelters

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS/NZS 1428.4.1:2009 Design for access and mobility – Part 4.1: Means to assist the orientation of people with vision impairment: Tactile ground surface indicators

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier Comments Finish

• • • •

Aluminium Frame Toughened safety glass or perforated mesh Aluminium roof LED lighting

• Stoddart Evo Shelter standard length 4110 • Powder coated aluminium frame - Colour: Elements® Monument® Flat 90E7724Z

Installation

• Install on even surface • Installation by supplier recommended or to supplier’s specifications

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Stoddart or approved equivalent stoddart.com.au

Comments

• • • • • • •

Location

• Bus and security shuttle stops

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

All bus stops to have signage, kerbs, platform, bus shelter, tactile indicators and seating Bus stops must be identifiable All seats to meet DDA requirements Shelters must provide lighting and charging points Shelters to have transparent glass or perforated mesh Maintain clear pathway access to bus stop Each bus stop to have a help point, or a visible help point near the bus stop

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Technical Details

SET LEVEL/PLUMB

REAR GLASS 1930x1195x10mm CLEAR TOUGHENED SAFETY 3 PER SHELTER

2400

CANTILEVER BENCH SEAT ALUMINIUM SLATS AND ARM-REST

1120 WHEELCHAIR SPACE

2243

LED COURTESY LIGHTING 1 PER BAY, CENTRED GLASS DOOR VISUAL INDICATOR SIGN - REFER SIGNAGE GUIDELINES

SOLAR BATTERY BOX DRAINAGE OUT TO SURFACE INSIDE FACE OF EVERY POST 3740 CENTRES 627

FOOTINGS TO MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND ENGINEER'S DETAIL 750

1. Elevation 1:20 1706

2590 OVERALL

WINDBREAK GLASS 1930x585x10mm CLEAR TOUGHENED SAFETY 2OFF PER SHELTER

100

FINISHED SURFACE

468

ELECTRICAL ACCESS COVER PANEL OUTSIDE FACE OF APPROACH POST

FOOTINGS TO MANUFACTURERS RECOMMENDATIONS AND ENGINEER'S DETAIL

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Picnic Shelters Specifications

Element Product

Picnic Shelter

Materials Standards

• • • •

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier Comments Finish

AS 1428 Design for access and mobility AS 1170 Structural design actions – General Principles AS 4100 Steel structures AS 2312 Guide to the protection of structural steel

Mod Beaches™ Shelter 44 • Steel Frame • Class 1 Australian Hardwood Soffit, Screens and Post embellishment • Colourbond Roof • Painted in Dulux Weathermax System • Oiled Hardwood

Installation

• Surface-mounted or cast in post connection • Cross fall to be kept to a minimum with surface mounted shelters.

Maintenance

• Hand Clean as needed • Re-oil timber when necessary

Supplier

Fleetwood Urban Pty Ltd or approved equivalent Fleetwoodurban.com.au

Comments

• • •

Provides shade for picnic areas or seating elements Architectural feature for activity areas Ensure adequate circulation space between furniture and shelter column

Location

•

Outdoor seating and areas

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Technical Details FALL TOFALL REARTO REAR

BLUESTONE BLUESTONE MULCH MULCH SOAKAGE SOAKAGE PIT PIT THICKENED THICKENED EDGE ON EDGE ON SLAB SLAB

150

150

300

300

600

2. Picnic Shelter - Sub-surface fixed Section 1:75

PAD EXTENSION FROM DRIP LINE

PAD EXTENSION FROM DRIP LINE 300 MIN

300 MIN

600

1411

1. Picnic Shelter - Surface fixed Section 1:75

600

1411

600

150

2.5%

150

2.5%

150

300

150

300

PAD TO PAD FINISH TO FINISH FLUSH WITH FLUSH WITH ADJACENT ADJACENT SURFACES SURFACES

WHEELCHAIR WHEELCHAIR SPACE SPACE

PAVEMENT PAVEMENT TO TO MATCH MATCH

NOTES •

GALV OR GALV OR CONCRETE CONCRETE EDGE ALL EDGE ALL ROUNDROUND

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Umbrellas

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Specifications

Element Product

Shade Umbrellas

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 4174:2018 Knitted and woven shade fabrics • AS 1530.1-1994 (R2016) Methods for fire tests on building materials, components and structures Combustibility test for materials • AS4100 Steel structures • AS3600 Concrete structures • AS/NZS1170.0, AS/NZ1170.1, AS/NZ1170.2

Finish Installation Maintenance Supplier Comments Materials

Makmax ‘Centra’ 3.2 x 3.2 (8.0 sqm) Membrane Architectural grade PVC coated polyester fabric with PVDF finish to both sides Steel Finish Tubular steel components finished with TriplexTM brand steel protection system; abrasive blast to Class 3, application of spray galvanising in aluminium and zinc and two coats of powdercoat Zinc & Powder Coated Steelwork Hardware Nuts, bolts and washers, wire rope cables, rigging screws, pole sleeve and shackles are stainless steel Gr.304/Gr.316

Finish

• Use three colours max in one area • Do not use white • Frame powder coat colour: Elements® Monument® Flat 90E7724Z

Installation

• Footings to suit to local conditions

Maintenance

• The period and nature of the maintenance requirements depends on the exposure of the umbrella to climatic conditions (rain, hail, wind) and airborne pollutants (leaves, dust pollutants, bird droppings, sea air, etc) • Inspect every 3 months.

• Clean every 6 months

Supplier

Makmax Umbrellas or approved equivalent makmax-umbrellas.com.au

Comments

• Specific inspections should be performed immediately after an unusual or exceptional event, including but not limited to: Storm with winds over 70km/h - - Heavy hail

Location

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200 X 200 X 12MM STRUCTURE BASE PLATE

150

300

80

GROUT NON SHRINK

230MM EMBEDMENT (CAST IN) 900

900 X 900 X 300 DEEP PAD FOOTING CONCRETE STRENGTH N25 SLUMP 65MM

1. Footing Details Elevation 1:20

F82 FABRIC CENTRAL 60 CONCRETE SIDE COVER

900 450

140

900

450

450

450

140

4-M12 GR 4.6/S HOT DIPPED GALVANISED BOLTS, COG 100MM, CAST INTO FOOTING. OR 4-M12 STAINLESS STEEL GR.316 THREADED RODS FIXED TO FOOTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHEMICAL ANCHOR MANUFACTURER’S INSTRUCTIONS. SUPPLY WITH NUTS, LEVELING NUTS AND WASHERS.

2. Footing Details Plan 1:20

3. Umbrella Reach - Plan 1:75 The University of Newcastle Public Domain Manual

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Element Product

Shade Structures

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 4174:2018 Knitted and woven shade fabrics

Finish Materials Installation Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments Installation

• Commercial 95™ Shadecloth • CHS (round) posts • UV rated pure PTFE sewing thread • Charcoal shade cloth • Hot dip galvanised framework - Powder coat Elements® Monument® Flat 90E7724Z • No proprietary element - constructed and installed on a case-by-case basis • Approx. 600mmØ x 2000mm bored piers - based on standard soil types and bearing capacity • All members to be welded.

Maintenance

• Clean as needed

Supplier

Greenline or approved equivalent greenline.com.au

Comments

• • • • • •

Location

-

High roofs preferred (2.7m min height) Ensure adequate circulation space between furniture and shelter column (min 1.5m all sides) Ensure sufficient pitch to roof to prevent leaf accumulation Shade cloths should sit on top of frames, not below, to stop accumulation in recesses All posts to be vertical and the same height Commercial 95 – 10yr warranty against UV degradation

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2700 MIN

POLES TO BE CONSTANT HEIGHT

90.00°

TOP OF FOOTING 100MM BELOW GL

1. Shade Sail Principles Section 1:75

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External Storage & Plants

C-08

Specifications

Element Product

External storage structures

Materials Standards

AS 4332 The storage and handling of gases in cylinders AS 1940 The storage and handling of flammable and combustible liquids AS 1725 Chain link fabric fencing, Part 1: Security fences and gates - General requirements

Finish Materials Installation Maintenance Supplier Finish Comments Installation

• • • •

Brick Walling Steel slatting or black wire fencing Custom Orb Cladding Trimdek

• Complementary to surrounding built features • As per engineer’s requirements

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

-

Comments

• Ensure design falls in line with neighbouring architecture. (Related to surrounding building brickwork style and colour • Dual entries and exits to all enclosures • No guttering • Skillion roof • Black wire mesh at top of brick wall where required • Fence enclosure height single height datum or custom orb • Ensure enclosure is fitted with see-through panelling if required for security purposes

Location

• Gas and service store building

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OPEN AIR OR COLOURBOND CUSTOM ORB CLADDING SKILLION ROOF NO GUTTERING 1800

SINGLE HEIGHT DATUM FOR TOP OF BARRIER/FENCING BRICK SELECTION /COLOUR 3 WALL DETAILING TO REFERENCE NEIGHBOURING BUILDINGS

GATE

1000 WIDE BLUESTONE MULCH SOAK PIT/SWALE

1. Typical External Storage Building Side View 1:100 COLOURBOND TRIMDEK ROOF SHEETING

1800 MIN

CLAY BRICK WALL DETAILING TO REFERENCE NEIGHBOURING BUILDINGS

1. Typical External Storage Building Side View 1:100

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Enclosures Specifications

Element Product

Louvred Slat System (Welded)

Materials Standards

-

Finish Materials

• 6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder Coated

Installation Finish

• To match existing predominate surrounding building colour or from standard palette • Pause point if colour is chosen out of the accepted principles around screen colour

Maintenance Installation Supplier

• Bolt posts to level concrete surface to manufacturers details • Install slats to posts to manufacturers specifications

Maintenance Comments Supplier

• Hand clean as needed

Comments

• • • • • •

Location

• Gas and air conditioning enclosures, plant areas

Oxworks or approved equivalent oxworks.com.au SB Glass or approved equivalent sbglass.com.au 100 x 20 x 1.8mm Aluminium Elliptical Slat Slats are rotated 75° and slightly overlapped to create the louvred style Slats are welded into Stile CNC Routed Centre Back Strap Support for panels over 1500mm wide Raking is not possible with louvred products Set behind building lines

Latch/lock to UoN door hardware specification

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r SQM

Profile

r SQM

r SQM

D.I.Y. Slat Screen Components

VS6518**

65 x 16 Aluminium Slat

1800mm

VS6524**

65 x 16 Aluminium Slat 2400

2400mm

r SQM

Enclosures

Metre

VS9018** 90 x 16 Aluminium Slat 1800 Technical Details VS9024** 90 x 16 Aluminium Slat 2400

Metre

r SQM

Public Domain Manual

Code

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65 x 16 Aluminium Slat 3600

CONFIG

65 x 16 Aluminium Slat

3600mm

1800mm 2400mm

VS9036**

90 x 16 Aluminium Slat 3600

CONFIG

90 x 16 Aluminium Slat

VS2005**

25 x 20 U Channel

Standard • DIY Slat Gates U-Channel require 2 screw fixings on each Fixing 1800mm

VS2000**

25 x 20 U Channel

3600mm

CONFIG VS3005**

25 x 20 STEEL U Channel CAP COLOUR TO MATCH 20 x 8 Centre Mullion

VS3000**

20 x 8 Centre Mullion

3600mm

CONFIG

20 x 8 Centre Mullion

Per Metre

3600mm

Per Metre

1800mm

1-WAY Channel Post 1-WAY Channel Post

2400mm

r SQM

CONFIG

1-WAY Channel Post

Per Metre

Metre

VS1802**

2-WAY Channel Post

1800mm

VS2402**

2-WAY Channel Post

2400mm

CONFIG

2-WAY Channel Post

Per Metre

FR7920**

Square Post Cap - Internal Fit

FR7950SI

Base Plate

FR6880

Screw Countersunk Stainless

MS5370

Nylon Spacers - 4 x 5mm; 4 x10mm

AS LOW AS POSSIBLE TO SCREEN TYPICALLY 1800MM

BACK VIEW Horizontal Slat

FRONT VIEW

1-WAY POST

1-WAY POST

U-Channel Fixing - Top View

50 x 50

EXISTNG WALL

100 x 100

BACK VIEW

12G x 50

Horizontal Slat

8 Pack

U-Channel Fixing

Each

Oxworks Window Hoods U- CHANEL TO

Self-Tapping Tek Screw

Self-Tapping Tek Screw

FRONT VIEW

SET LEVEL 1-WAY CHANNEL POST

2-WAY

EXISTING WALL/ CHANNEL 2-Way U-Channel 65 or 90mm Pre-Fabricated POST wall/post POST Post Channel to existing Slat System attached using our specialised Window Hood Arms

1-Way Channel Post

Gate Span 1200 MIN PANEL SPAN: Panel Span POST CENTRES = SLAT Post Centres LENGTHS + 55MM=

600MM

600mm

Slat Lengths + 55mm

GATE SPAN: = Post Centres POST CENTRES = Gate Width + GATE WIDTH + 75MM 75mm

200MM 200mm

2. Elevation Not to scale

Window Frame Direction

NON SHRINK GROUT

POST BASE PLATE

2. Typical Surface Mount Detail Section 1:10

MIN

Each

150

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Channel Post Fixing - Top View

1800mm

HW5000** Self Tapping Tek Screws

r SQM

end of slats

Per Metre

VS2401**

1. Slat arrangement

D-11

• DIY Slat Panels require 1 screw fixing on each end of slats

Per Metre

VS1801**

r SQM

Slat Spacing and Fixing Detail

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Screens Specifications

Element Product

15mm or 30mm Slat Screen Fencing

Materials Standards

-

Finish Materials

• 6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder Coated - or Ekodeck composite timber

Installation Finish

• To match existing predominate surrounding building colour or from standard UoN palette • Composite timber: Alpine Ash

Maintenance Installation Supplier Comments

As per suppliers instructions SLAT OPTIONS • 65 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 38 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat LENGTHS: • 1800mm • 2400mm

Maintenance

• Pressure clean as necessary • Graffiti removal as necessary

Supplier

Oxworks or approved equivalent oxworks.com.au SB Glass or approved equivalent sbglass.com.au

Comments

• Colour to suit surrounds

Location

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38/65 X 16MM SLATS AT SPECIFIED SPACINGS

38/65/90 X 16MM SLATS @ SPECIFIED SPACINGS 38/65/90 X 16MM SLATS @ SPECIFIED SPACINGS SLAT OPTIONS SLAT OPTIONS

• 90 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 65 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 90 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 38 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 65 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 38 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm; 3600mm LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm; 3600mm POWDERCOATED CHANNEL POSTS

HEIGHT

POWDERCOATED CHANNELSquare POSTS50 x 50 x 1.8mm Channel Posts with 20Posts x 20mm Channel Square 50 x 50 x 1.8mm Channel with 20 x 20mm Channel STYLES: 1-Way; 2-Way

STYLES: 1-Way; 2-Way LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm

LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm • In Ground Post 200 x 500/600mm Post Hole • In Ground Post 200 x 500/600mm Post HoleHole filled with Post Mix Concrete Hole filled with Post Mix Concrete • Flanged Post Setup 100 x 100 x 8mm Base Plate attached to • Flanged Post Setup using to 12 Gauge 316 Stainless Steel 100 x 100 x 8mm Base Platepost attached Countersunk post using 12 Gauge 316 Stainless Steel Head Self Tapping 50mm Metal Screw.

Countersunk Head Self Tapping 50mm Metal Screw.

• Flanged Post - On Slab M10 Stainless Steel Rod & Nut; • Flanged Post - On Slab Chemset Chemical Anchor M10 Stainless Steel Rod & Nut;

38/65/90 X 16MM SLATS @ SPECIFIED SPACINGS 38/65/90 X 16MM SLATS @ SPECIFIED SPACINGS

FRONT ELEVATION FRONT ELEVATION

HEIGHT

IN GROUND POST REfER To noTES

500-600mm

Ø 74

SLAB

REfER To noTES

Ø 74

Ø74 Ø 74

Ø 74 Ø74 CHANNEL BASE PLATE 100 X 100 WITH 8MM CHANNEL BASE PLATE 100 x 100mm with 8mm HoLES HOLES FOR 12G*50 for 12G*50 Countersunk Stainless 100 x 100mm with 8mm HoLES Steel Screw (4 needed to attach for 12G*50 Countersunk Stainless COUNTERSUNK SS SCREW to Visage Channel Posts) Steel Screw (4 needed to attach (4toNEEDED TO ATTACH TO Visage Channel Posts) REFER TO NOTES VISAGE CHANNEL POSTS REFER TO NOTES

LENGTHS: 1800mm; • 38 x 16 xU1.4mm Aluminium P/COATED CHANNEL & MULLION 20 xSlat 20 x 1.6mm U Channel can be 2400mm; 3600mm used instead of Channel posts to fix LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm; 3600mm 20 x 20 x 1.6mm U Channel can be POWDERCOATED CHANNEL POSTS to existing used instead of Channel posts to fix posts Square 50 x 50 x 1.8mm Channel Posts toPOWDERCOATED existing posts CHANNEL POSTS 20 x 8 x 1.6mm Centre Mullion with 20 x 20mm Channel Square 50 x 50Centre x 1.8mm Channel Posts 20 x 8 x 1.6mm Mullion with 20 x 20mm Channel MATERIALS STYLES: 1-Way; 2-Way MATERIALS 6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder Coated STYLES: 1-Way; 2-Way LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm 6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder AllCoated of our Aluminium Slat Systems are LENGTHS: 1800mm; 2400mm • In Ground Post available All of our Aluminium Slat Systems arein the Interpon Powder Coating Colour Range 200 x 500/600mm Post Hole • In Ground Post available in the Interpon Powder Coating Hole filled with Post Mix Concrete 200 xRange 500/600mm Post Hole Colour

Hole filled with Post Mix Concrete • Flanged Post Setup 100 x 100 x 8mm Base Plate attached to • Flanged Post Setup post using 12 Gauge 316 Stainless Steel 100 x 100 x 8mm Base Plate attached to Countersunk Head Self Tapping 50mm post using 12 Gauge 316TITLE: Stainless Steel DIY ALUMINIUM ALUMINIUM SLAT SLAT Metal Screw.

Countersunk Head Self Tapping 50mm TITLE: DIY ALUMINIUM SCREENS ALUMINIUM SLAT SLAT PRIVACY SCREENS Metal Screw.

Flanged Post - On Slab TYPICAL •CONFIGURATION

PRIVACY SCREENS SCREENS

TIMBER

2. Channel Base Plate FRONT ELEVATION

TIMBER

Chemset Chemical Anchor • Flanged PostSLAT - On OPTIONS Timber Steel Batten •SLAT Flanged Post - On Timber M10 x 75mm•Stainless OPTIONS 90 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat into structural timber M10 x 75mm Stainless SteelScrew Batten • 65 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat • 90 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat IN GROUNDScrew POST into structural timber • 38 x 16 x&1.4mm Aluminium Slat P/COATED U CHANNEL MULLION • 65 x 16 x 1.4mm Aluminium Slat

500-600mm

1. Front Elevation

M10 Stainless Steel Rod & Nut; TYPICAL CONFIGURATION • Flanged Post - On Slab Chemset Chemical Anchor M10 Stainless Steel RodCONTACT: & Nut; sales@oxworks.com.au • Flanged Post - On Timber Chemset Chemical Anchor CONTACT: sales@oxworks.com.au M10 x 75mm Stainless Steel Batten • Flanged Post - On Timber oxworks.com.au 336 timber 237 Screw into1300 structural M10 x 75mm Stainless Steel Batten oxworks.com.au 1300 336 237 IN GROUND POST timber Screw into structural P/COATED U CHANNEL & MULLION REfER To noTES

FRONT ELEVATION

FLANGED (ON SLAB) POST DETAIL FLANGED (ON SLAB) POST DETAIL

IN GROUND POST END DETAIL IN GROUND POST END DETAIL IN GROUND IN GROUND POSTPOST TO P/COATED U CHANNEL & MULLION REfER To noTES ENGINEERS DETAIL

20 x 20 x 1.6mm U Channel can be used instead of Channel posts to fix to existing posts

Ø 74 Ø 74

20 x 20 x 1.6mm U Channel can be used instead of Channel posts to fix to existing posts 20 x 8 x 1.6mm Centre Mullion

20 x 8 x 1.6mm Centre Mullion

MATERIALS

MATERIALS

6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder Coated

All of our Aluminium Slat Systems are available in the Interpon Powder Coating All of our Aluminium Slat Systems are Colour Range available in the Interpon Powder Coating Colour Range

Ø 74 CHANNEL BASE PLATE CHANNEL BASE PLATE 100 x 100mm with 8mm HoLES for 12G*50 Countersunk Stainless Steel Screw (4 needed to attach to Visage Channel Posts)

100 x 100mm with 8mm HoLES for 12G*50 Countersunk Stainless Steel Screw (4 needed to attach to Visage Channel Posts)

NOTES TITLE:

REFER TO NOTES

REFER TO NOTES

SLAB SLAB

500-600mm

Ø 74

500-600MM 500-600mm

6063 T6 Aluminium - Powder Coated

DIY ALUMINIUM ALUMINIUM SLAT SLAT PRIVACY SCREENS SCREENS TYPICAL CONFIGURATION

TIMBER TIMBER

TITLE:

DIY ALUMINIUM ALUMINIUM SLAT SLAT

Drawings not SCREENS to scale PRIVACY SCREENS

TYPICAL CONFIGURATION CONTACT:

CONTACT:

TIMBER

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Design Strategy

Principles

The aim to provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive campus at all times. The campus is used by students, staff and residents 24/7.

Good lighting and CCTV cameras help University Security provide a safe place but also contribute to the feel and amenity in both the day and night-time.

The lighting strategy aim is to provide good quality and consistent light rather than lots of light to enable people to move safely, help wayfinding and improve the visual amenity.

Where possible, lights should be a consistent height and spaced to help unify the public domain and avoid under or over-lit areas. The use of Multipoles and coordinating light poles will also reduce visual clutter.

Feature lighting for specific sites or buildings should be designed with advice from a specialist lighting design and electrical consultant.

Design Considerations • CCTV cameras are to be located with consideration to sight lines and passive surveillance • Lights should be mounted at a consistent height and evenly spaced along pathways.

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Structures

• Only light primary paths routes • Improve legibility and wayfinding at night and reduce visual clutter, light spill and energy consumption • Minimise the number of light poles and fittings to reduce clutter • Poles to be multifunctional: integrate all services where possible (power, CCTV, PA, functional, Architectural, spotlighting) • Lighting design must address minimum lighting levels as defined in the UON-ESS-103 External Lighting Specification • Ensure light spill does not impact residential areas of the campus and environmentally sensitive areas • Provide power efficient LED fittings.

Exterior lighting design shall be as per AS 1158.3.1:2020.

The following lighting categories shall be used for the purpose of lighting design: Area

Category

Pole height (m)

Campus Roads

PR3

8

Pedestrian Crossings

PE2

8

Carparks

PC2

6-8

Disabled Parking

PCD

Walkways

PP2

Areas containing a bus shelter

PA2

Walls, Edges & Fences

Lighting & Electrical

4.5

Furniture

Soft Landscaping

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Luminaire Selection Apply the following general criteria for luminaire selection: • Luminaires to be LED • CR > 80 [The colour rendering of the light needs to be high so that peoples skin tones are flattering and the space appears colourful and alive (Colour Rendering Index is a measure of how accurately a light source renders a range of colours)] • CCT 3000k [The colour appearance of the light is warm, as cold light makes a space appear harsh and sterile. Cold light also has more impact on the biota and the night sky.]

• Lens Based Luminaires [Glare from the lights should be minimized] • Avoid the use of lights that use direct LEDs, as the glare from these types of fittings is generally poorly controlled • Manufactures warranty minimum 5 years • Appropriate light distribution and energy efficiency (best design practice).

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Light and CCTV Poles Specifications

Element Product

Marine Grade Structural Aluminium

Standards Materials

• AS/NZS 4677:2010 Steel Utility Services Poles • AS 4282 – Control of the Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting • AS/NZS 1158.3.1:2020 – Lighting for roads and public spaces, Part 3.1: Pedestrian area (Category P) Lighting – Performance and design requirements • AS/NZS 1798 – Streetlight Poles and Outreaches • AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules University Specification • UON-ESS-103 Exterior Lighting Specification • Project Specification For University Of Newcastle CCTV System • Telecommunication and Data Cabling Technical Specification

Finish Installation Maintenance Supplier Comments Materials

•

Finish

• Anodised Black

Installation

• Subsurface footing to manufactures detail • Pole baseplate (top) 150mm above adjacent finished ground level for poles in grass/gardens & paved areas • DUREBILD STE coating all buried components • CCTV mounting bracket or arm dependant on CCTV Contractor requirements • Multipod enclosure for pole mounted equipment (if not in building or on-ground cabinet) • Sign bracket (for RMS/ street signs – if next to the road) • Recommended pole height will be typically: - 4.5m for CCTV and pedestrian lightings with camera at about 3m.

- 7m in a car park (I.e. 600mm from face of kerb) and roads

Maintenance

• To manufacturers specification

Supplier

Multipole multipole.com.au

Comments

• Avoid water pooling at base of pole • Install pole on plinth in soft landscaping

Location

-

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Multipole 168 Series Pole with thickened wall for CCTV poles (5mm nom). Maximum height 7.0m

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7500

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RAGBOLT PATTERN PLAN VIEW SCALE 1:10

168 MAST HEAVY SECTION SCALE 1:5

3000/3200

4500 PEDESTRIAN LIGHT

168 MAST (7500)

ONS ONLY LL HOLES ON- SITE FOR CAMERA MOUNTING PLATE

110 110

500 500

150 ABOVE 150 ABOVE FGL/CONCRETE FGL/CONCRETE

GL

GL

0

168 MAST HEAVY SECTION SCALE 1:5

NOTE: INDICATIVE POSITIONS ONLY CLIENT TO INSTALL/DRILL HOLES ON- SITE INDICATIVE LOCATION ONLY SEE DRAWING M668A FOR CAMERA MOUNTING PLATE

7500

6

FGL FGL

500 500

FGL

2366232-150 FOOT

FOUNDATIONS BY OTHERS

1. Multipole 168 Pole (CCTV only) Elevation 1:50

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2. Multipole 168 Pole Fixing Elevation 1:20 VIEW A 45° SCALE 1 : 20 DRAWING Light and CCTV Poles SIGNED

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Foot Extrusions, 4 off Anodised 25 Microns 8 x M20 Bolts Galvani 8.8 Grade Steel, Tight

CODE E-01

Foundation bolts M24 With 75x75x6 Galvani

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Specifications

Element

Tapered light pole

Standards

• AS/NZS 4677:2010 Steel Utility Services Poles • AS 4282 – Control of the Obtrusive Effects of Outdoor Lighting • AS/NZS 1158.3.1:2020 – Lighting for roads and public spaces, Part 3.1: Pedestrian area (Category P) Lighting – Performance and design requirements • AS/NZS 1798 – Streetlight Poles and Outreaches • AS/NZS 3000 – Wiring Rules University Specification • UON-ESS-103 Exterior Lighting Specification

Materials

Galvanised Steel

Finish

Powdercoat black

Installation

• All pole footing installation shall be constructed in accordance with an engineer’s drawings and relevant Australian Standards, in particular the latest revision of AS3600 Concrete structures and SAA HB64 Guide to concrete construction.

• Pole baseplate (top) 150mm above adjacent finished ground level for poles in grass/gardens & paved areas

Maintenance

• To manufacturers specification

Supplier

GM Poles gmpoles.com.au

Comments

• Avoid water pooling at base of pole • Install weep hole in grout below baseplate, above ground level

Location

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Technical Details

4500 NOM. MOUNTING HEIGHT

POST TOP ROTATABLE OUTREACH TO SUIT LUMINAIRE MAX ALLOWANCE OF 0.1m2, 12kg. LUMINAIRE DATASHEET TO BE PROVIDED TO GM POLES PRIOR TO ORDER - INCLUDING CONFIRMATION OF SPIGOT 250 DIAMETER. GMP ID: TP-BR04-K GM POLES TAPERED ROUND POLE. POLE AND ACCESSORIES HOT DIP GALVANISED AFTER FABRICATION. POWDERCOAT BLACK

8000 NOM. MOUNTING HEIGHT

250

GMP ID: TP-BR08-K GM POLES TAPERED ROUND POLE. POLE AND ACCESSORIES HOT DIP GALVANISED AFTER FABRICATION. POWDERCOAT BLACK

300x90 CLEAR FLUSH FITTING ACCESS DOOR c/w 400x115 INTERNAL GEAR TRAY.

250x65 CLEAR FLUSH FITTING ACCESS DOOR c/w 300x90 INTERNAL GEAR TRAY. BASEPLATE SET 60MM ABOVE GROUND LEVEL TO PREVENT WATER POOLING IF INSTALLED IN PAVING

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1. GM 4.5m Tapered Pole In Pavement Elevation 1:75

POLE BASEPLATE 150MM ABOVE GROUND LEVEL IF INSTALLED IN SOFT LANDSCAPING BASE REACTION LOADS M* = 7.0 kNm; V* = 1.6 kN; Pole Mass = 80 kg.

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BASE REACTION LOADS M* = 2. 2kNm; V* = 0.8 kN; Pole Mass = 35 kg.

FOUNDATION CAGE SET INTO 32MPa CONCRETE FOOTING IN SOIL WITH A 50kPa MINIMUM BEARING CAPACITY THROUGHOUT PIER DEPTH. A SITE SPECIFIC SOIL TEST AND GM POLES ENGINEERED FOOTING DESIGN IS RECOMMENDED. REFER TO BASE REACTION LOADS FOR ASSESSMENT BY OTHERS.

POST TOP ROTATABLE OUTREACH TO SUIT LUMINAIRE MAX ALLOWANCE OF 0.1m2, 12kg. LUMINAIRE DATASHEET TO BE PROVIDED TO GM POLES PRIOR TO ORDER - INCLUDING CONFIRMATION OF SPIGOT DIAMETER.

Ø450

2. GM 8m Tapered Pole In Soft Landscaping Elevation 1:75

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Product Element

On-wall CCTV camera

Standards Materials

• AS 4806.1-2006 Closed Circuit Television (CCTV) – Management And Operation University Specification • Project Specification For University Of Newcastle CCTV System • Telecommunication and Data Cabling Technical Specification

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Installation Comments

• To electricians specification • Mid-grey or to match adjacent surface • No visual conduits where possible • If surface mounted conduits to be horizontal or vertical only • Bracket to be supplied with camera to ensure system (camera + bracket) compatibility

Maintenance

-

Supplier

-

Comments

• Concealed cabling (i.e. no surface mount conduit) • 3m mounting height & above • Wall mount camera to be IK10 rated

Location

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CONCEALED CONDUIT PREFERRED

IF CONDUIT CANNOT BE CONCEALED USE VERTICAL/HORIZONTAL CONDUIT ONLY (NO FLEX. DUCT

PAINT TO MATCH BUILDING

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Element Product

Help Point

Materials Standards

• AS/NZS 4677:2010 Steel Utility Services Poles • AS/NZS 4421:2011- Guard and patrol security services • AS 1428 Design for access and mobility University Specification • Project Specification For University Of Newcastle CCTV System • Telecommunication and Data Cabling Technical Specification • IFS Exterior Lighting Specification (2020)

Finish Installation Maintenance Supplier Materials Comments Finish

• Powdercoat steel • Blue powder coat finish with yellow contrasting signage & identifier

Installation

• Interface at 1100mm above adjacent ground level (within common reach zone from AS 1428.1)

Maintenance

Clean as necessary

Supplier

Varley or approved equivalent varleygroup.com

Comments

• Locate on a level surface, adjacent to paths. Do not place in garden beds • Intercom to be oriented to adjacent path • CCTV and lighting at all help points

Location

• Primary paths

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2.5% FALL MAX

BOTTOM AT 1100MM MAX

Technical Details

1. Help Point Elevation 1:25

HELP POINT AT ACCESSIBLE HEIGHT AND ADJACENT TO PATH OF TRAVEL 1500

LIGHTING & CCTV WHERE NECESSARY

CLEAR SPACE

1800

1500

PATH

2.5% FALL MAX

CLEAR SPACE TO MANOEUVRE

CONCRETE SURROUND TO MATCH ADJACENT PAVEMENT

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Specifications

Product Element

External switchboard cabinet

Standards Materials

• AS/NZS 61439.1:2016 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies General rules • AS/NZS 63439.3:2016 Low-voltage switchgear and controlgear assemblies Distribution boards intended to be operated by ordinary persons • AS 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier

• Powdercoat steel • Lockable doors • Reinforced concrete footing

Finish Comments

• Powdercoated Stromboli/light grey with section of X15 orange as agreed by IFS Asset engineer and in accordance with the electrical guidlines

Installation

• Install services inside building where possible • If switchboards and services are required to be installed outside, locate in discreet location with the smallest cabinet possible • Ensure cabinet is waterproof (IP56 minimum) without need for a hat or similar roofing • Use neutral colours for cabinet • 200mm high max concrete plinth, cabinet footprint + 50mm wide • General Main Label & Additional Labelling of all functional units and outgoing submain cable • Refer to University of Newcastle electrical standards.

• Sufficient mechanical protection against vehicles need to be in place

Maintenance

Clean air filters or vents

Supplier

Contractor to supply

Comments

• •

Location

-

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Technical Details ANTENNA FOR REMOTE WIRELESS COMMS

LABEL/SIGNAGE

1800 MAX

DISCHARGE LOUVRED VENT WITH MESH SCREEN & TREMOSTATICALLY CONTROLLED FAN

LOCK - REFER DOOR HARDWARE

HINGED GEAR TRAY WITH CAVITY BEHIND FOR CABLE RETICULATION

INLET LOUVRED VENT WITH MESH SCREEN & FILTER

STEEL FULLY SEALED UNIT CONCRETE

CONCRETE FOOTING

CONCRETE FOOTING ELECTRICAL CONDUITS

1. Distribution Switchboards with Comms/CCTV Sections Section 1:25

D WITH

DISTRIBUTION SWITCHBOARDS WITH COMMS/CCTV SECTIONS LABEL/SIGNAGE

LOCKABLE CABINENT

2

EVENT SECTION

[Drawing Title] Scale: 1:25

FULLY WELDED CONSTRUCTION AND HOT DIP GAL PLINTH

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Element Product

Service Cabinet

Standards Materials Materials Finish

•

Installation Finish

Stromboli, dark grey

Maintenance Installation

• Ensure cabinet is waterproof (IP56 minimum) - sealed all round • Only cabinets on poles to be Multipods® at 3.5m height minimum

Supplier Maintenance Comments Supplier

AS 60529 Degrees of protection provided by enclosures

• Powdercoat steel • Lockable doors

• Hand and brush clean as needed To be nominated based on specifications

Comments

• Position cabinets in concealed location to minimise visual impact (garden etc.)

Location

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Element

Legrand Soliroc outdoor power socket type 77894

Standards

AS/NZS 3112 Approval and test specification - Plugs and socket-outlets

Materials

• Metal alloy housing • Arteor Socket outlet 240v • Arteor USB female socket

Finish

• Metal alloy finishing plate and cover

Installation

• As per manufacturer’s instruction

Maintenance

• Brush clean as needed

Supplier

HPM Legrand - Australia www.legrand.com.au

Comments Location

• Social, collaborative and seating areas

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Wireless Charge Points Specifications

Element Product

Street Furniture Australia PowerMe Table

Materials Standards

• AS/NZS 3100:2017 Approval and test specification - General requirements for electrical equipment

Finish Materials Installation Finish Maintenance Installation Supplier Maintenance Comments Supplier

• Textura ‘Monument’ Frame (GL329A) • Textura ‘Woodland Grey’ Top (Textura GL333A) • Surface or subsurface fixed • Clean as necessary Street Furniture Australia or approved equivalent streetfurniture.com

Comments

• Raised power outlets only installed in covered areas • Power outlets can include general power outlets or female USB sockets in tailored arrangement • Ability to be integrated into other Street Furniture Australia furniture or as a standalone unit.

Location

• Social, collaborative and seating areas

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* No * Yes WATT WATCHER:

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powerme™ table

MOUNTING:

* Surface fixed * Subsurface fixed

Frame

Wireless Charge Points Class: Tables | Family: PowerMe

1. Plan

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SELF CLOSING Self closing lid LID

powerme™ table

300 300 11 13/16”

300 300 11 13/16”

Technical Details

GPOGPO and Class: USB ANDoutlets USB

20 15/32"

510 510 20 1/16"

PLAN

PLAN

Tables | Family: PowerMe

OUTLETS

June 2020

300 11 13/16”

PowerMe™ Table offers charging and optional public WiFi 4G.

770 770 30 5/16"

Available as a standalone unit or integrate with a range of seats including Classic Galleria, Mall, Concourse, Termini and Aria.

MCODE: PM

FRONT PERSPECTIVE Raised with power outlets Covered places only

300 11 13/16”

TABLE TOP COLOUR: * Textura * Ironstone * Deep Ocean * Jasper * Woodland Grey * Dark Bronze * Monument * Black * Other (see colour chart) 520 520

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FRONT PERSPECTIVE Flat Recommended for outdoors

ViewVIEW facing seated user FACING SEATED USER GPOQty to2be in2 USB GPOused and qty (covered placesonly only) 510 covered areas

520 20 15/32"

20 1/16"

powerme™ table

© Street Furniture Australia Pty Limited

PLAN

PLAN

ABN 46 070 910 100

770 30 5/16"

Class: Tables | Family: PowerMe

Australia 1800 02780 799 Email info@streetfurniture.com 80 DIMENSIONS: 100 3 1/8" 100 +1 415 365 7186 N6 391 Park Road, Regents Park 300W x 510LUnited x 770H States (mm) 3 15/16" International +61 2 8774 8888 NSW 2143, Australia 11 13/16” W x 20 1/16” L x 30 5/16” H Front Side view FRONTview VIEW SIDE VIEW SIDE VIEW Side view Subsurface fixed SUBSURFACE FIXED SURFACE FIXED Surface fixed Select one box per category to specify your Flat Raised with power outlets Flat Raised with power outlets product.

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2. Elevation

FRONT VIEW

CHARGING OPTIONS: * Qty 2 wireless charging (for outdoors) * Qty 2 GPO, qty 2 USB and qty 2 wireless charging 50 50* Qty 4 USB and qty 2 wireless charging Tabletop 2" * Tailored

80 3 1/8"

100 3 15/16"

SIDE VIEW SUBSURFACE FIXED Flat

qty 2 wireless charging pads

SIDE VIEW SURFACE FIXED Raised with power outlets

qty 2 WIRELESS wireless CHARGING charging pads PADS

TABLETOP Tabletop

WIFI 4G: Additional cost applies.

Blue LED symbol

* No * Yes WATT WATCHER: Blue LED

BLUE LED Blue LED symbol SYMBOL BLUE LED Blue LED AMBIENT ambient lighting LIGHTING

BLUE LED Blue LED Blue LED ambient lighting AMBIENT ambient lighting

Additional costambient applies. lighting

* No * Yes PM PM

VIEW F Qty 4 U (covere

LIGHTING

EXISTING SEATSEAT EXISTING MOUNTING:

Frame Frame

* Surface fixed PS7 SHOWN) (PARK 3. Elevation * Subsurface fixed Frame

Flat FRONT PERSPECTIVE Recommended for outdoors

TABLE TOP COLOUR:

Flat Recommended for outdoors

* Textura FRONT PERSPECTIVE * Ironstone Flat Recommended for outdoors * Deep Ocean * Jasper * Woodland Grey * Dark Bronze * Monument * Black * Other (see colour chart)

FRONT PERSPECTIVE 4. Front Raised with power outlets Covered places only

Perspective

Raised with power outlets FRONT PERSPECTIVE Covered places only Raised with power outlets Covered places only

NOTES •

Not to scale

Self closing lid GPO and USB outlets

Self closing lid

Aria 2-seater

GPO and USB outlets

PM

Aria 2-seater

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Design Strategy

Principles

Proprietary products have been nominated to ensure ease of procurement, maintenance, and installation. The overall objectives of this palette are to evoke a unified look and feel throughout the Campus in order to create a cohesive identity.

• • • •

Promotes a recognisable character for the campus Avoid visual clutter Be accessible to all campus users including those with disabilities Be comfortable and appropriately located.

Design Considerations •

•

• • • •

Furniture and seating are located to take advantage of outlook and available shade at different times of day, and both benefitting from and to provide passive surveillance Equitable seating (allowing use by children, wheelchair users etc. alongside standard furniture), some with seat backs and arm rests, is provided across the Campus to provide frequent resting places Ensure adequate circulation space is provided around furniture elements to allow equitable access Resilience to wear and tear due to environmental conditions, potential relocation, and vandalism Adopt best practices of urban sustainability through recycled materials and low embodied energy costs Bespoke furniture elements limited to special places

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A. Promenade

B. Civic Area

C. Primary Path

D. Secondary Path

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A. Table setting (Type A) General Layout

B. Civic Areasetting (Type A) Platform Layout B. Table

C. Table Primary setting Path (Type B) General Layout

D. Secondary D. Table setting Path (Type B) Platform Layout

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Table Setting Type A Specifications

Element Product

Mall Table

Materials Standards

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments

• Cast aluminium legs and frame, aluminium battens or recycled plastic composite battens • Textura Dark Bronze / Textura Monument / Eucalyptus Green / Bondi Blue panels and end caps • Palladium silver legs and frame Table Options • Mall Table • Mall Table DDA CMM6-DDA 1750mm Seat Options • Mall DDA Seat (CMM7) (no armrest) • Mall Slim Bench (CMM8)

Installation

• Install as per manufacturers specification • Surface or subsurface mounting • Surface mounted seats shall be installed on surface with less than 2% cross-fall

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia or approved equivalent streetfurniture.com

Comments

• At least 10% of seating to have armrests within an area to provide accessible option • Bench seat can be shortened and frame can be modified to meet accessibility standards

Location

• To be used in general social, collaborative and outdoor dining and open spaces • Primary purpose is for eating, but can be used as an area of rest/study • Location provides ample shade in summer (note heat loading on aluminium slats) and partial shade in winter.

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Technical Details

80

EXISTING PAVED SURFACE

450

450 X 300MM REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION 300

75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

1. Sub-Surface Fixed Table Section 1:20

For table lay out refer section x for seat attachment see section x 30

100 120

CONCRETE SURFACE WITH 150MM THICKENING

2. Surface Fixed Table Section 1:20

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Table Setting Type B Specifications

Element Product

Kink Table and Benches

Materials Standards

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments Installation

• Zinc-plated steel frame • Spotted Gum timber slats • Frame to be powder coated finish - coated black • Spotted Gum finished with ‘Deck Doc’ exterior oil • • • • •

Install to manufacturers recommendations Surface mounted options only Surface mounted seats shall be installed on flat concrete surfaces with a slope less than 2% Bench without kink is available Concealed fixings

Maintenance

• For tannin guidance, refer to the Care & Maintenance page on Tait’s website • Five year structural warranty

Supplier

Tait or approved equivalent madebytait.com.au

Comments

• Highly customisable • At least 10% of table and seating be an accessible option. Consider wheelchair circulation space

Location

• To be used in key social, collaborative and outdoor dining hubs

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Technical Details

1. Surface Fixed Table Section 1:20

MIN. 150MM DEPTH REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD TO ENGINEERS DETAIL 75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

60

TIMBER DOME NUT

40

PROVIDE A WASHER AND POWDERCOAT TO PROTECT THE FINISH

20

20

FRAME

14 MARK THE HOLE OF EACH FIXING PLATE ONTO THE GROUND SURFACE TO BE FIXED TO. DRILL CENTRE A HOLE FOR FIXING. FIXING PLATES SUIT A FIXING OF UP TO 12MM DIAMETER.

2. Table Fixing Section 1:2

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Bench Seat Specifications

Element Product

Mall Seat

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments Installation

• Cast aluminium legs and frame, aluminium battens or recycled plastic composite battens • Textura Dark Bronze / Textura Monument / Eucalyptus Green / Bondi Blue panels and end caps • Palladium silver legs and frame • Splayed Legs • Install as per manufacturers specification • Surface or subsurface mounting - set level • Surface mounted seats shall be installed on surface with less than 2% cross-fall

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia or approved equivalent streetfurniture.com

Comments

• • • • •

At least 10% of seating to have armests within an area to provide accessible option.

Armrest options also discourages use by skateboarders Best used with multiple benches in linear rows or groups Wall mounted option available PowerMe Table offers charging and optional public WiFi 4G available to integrate with Mall seat

Location

• • • • •

General social and outdoor spaces Bus stops Adjacent main and secondary pathway. Provide seating or rest point at 75m intervals.

Ensure seats are clear of path of travel Seats to face pedestrian thoroughfare or towards view

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Technical Details

2050

1200

100

150

1064

ADDITIONAL WHEELCHAIR ZONE IF LOCATED WITHIN PAVED AREAS

EXTENT OF CONCRETE SLAB FOR BENCHES INSTALLED IN TURF ON GARDEN BED AREAS 350

1750 FRONT

1. Bench Seat Plan 1:20 CONCRETE SURFACE WITH 150MM THICKENING

30

2. Surface fixing Section 1:20

80

EXISTING PAVED SURFACE

3. Sub-Surface fixing Section 1:20 450 X 300MM REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION

450

100 120

FIXING DETAIL - REFER TO DETAIL 4

75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

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Bench Specifications

Element Product

Mall Bench - curved bench also available

Materials Standards

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments

• Cast aluminium legs and frame, aluminium battens or recycled plastic composite battens • Available with or without arms • Textura Dark Bronze / Textura Monument / Eucalyptus Green / Bondi Blue panels and end caps • Palladium silver legs and frame • Splayed Legs

Installation

• • • •

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia streetfurniture.com

Comments

• ‘Mall Slim Bench’ used in table setting without armrests • Armrests can be added to provide accessibility option

Location

• Seats to be set back from path

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1200

100

150

1064

ADDITIONAL WHEELCHAIR ZONE IF LOCATED WITHIN PAVED AREAS

EXTENT OF CONCRETE SLAB FOR BENCHES INSTALLED IN TURF ON GARDEN BED AREAS 350

1750 FRONT

1. Typical Bench on Slab Plan 1:20

CONCRETE SURFACE WITH 150MM THICKENING

2. Surface fixing Section 1:20

30

100 120

FIXING DETAIL - REFER TO DETAIL 4

80

EXISTING PAVED SURFACE

450

450 X 300MM REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURER'S REQUIREMENTS AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION 75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

300

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Platform Bench Specifications

Element Product

‘Mall’ Platform

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Comments

• Cast aluminium legs and frame, aluminium battens or recycled plastic composite battens • Textura Dark Bronze / Textura Monument / Eucalyptus Green / Bondi Blue panels and end caps • Palladium silver legs and frame • Pole legs

Installation

• Install as per manufacturers specification • Surface or subsurface mounting options available - subsurface mounting preferred • Surface mounted platforms shall be installed on surface with less than 2% cross-fall

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia streetfurniture.com

Comments

• Mall Platform is a seating and table solution in one element

Location

• Ideal for picnic areas and social spaces

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Technical Details 2550 C 2550 L

2615 X 2550 CONCRETE OR GRAVEL SURROUND IF LOCATED IN LAWN. PROVIDE STEEL EDGE TO GRAVEL 2615 X 2550 CONCRETE SURROUND, SEE D-06 OR GRAVEL SURROUND IF LOCATED IN LAWN. PROVIDE STEEL EDGE TO GRAVEL SURROUND, SEE D-06

C

C C

L

L

2615 2615

L

1. Typical Platform Bench on Slab Plan 1:20

ADJOINING LAWN MAX. 1:40 FALL

2. Surface fixing Section 1:20

ADJOINING LAWN

MAX. 1:40 FALL MIN. 150MM DEPTH REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD TO ENGINEERS DETAIL MIN. 150MM DEPTH 75MM MIN COMPACTED REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD DGB20 BASE COURSE TO ENGINEERS DETAILOVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE 75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

450

450

80

80

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Stools Specifications

Element Product

‘Box’ Low Stool With No Backrest and Box Bar Stool

Standards Materials Materials Finish

• Slats - Spotted Gum • Frame - Fully welded 25mm square steel tube • Footrest - Spotted Gum

Installation Finish Maintenance Installation Supplier Maintenance Comments

• Frame Black or White powdercoated • Freestanding or surface fixed • Hand clean as necessary • Re-oil timber slats every 12 months

Supplier

Botton & Gardiner or approved equivalent bottongardiner.com.au

Comments

• Order low stools with no backrest to maximise usability and flexibility.

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Technical Details

TIMBER SLATS

410

TIMBER SLATS 530

410 FIXING

8MM MIN SPACER IF FIXED

530

FIXING

8MM MIN SPACER IF FIXED

410

TIMBER SLATS

410

TIMBER SLATS

1. ‘Box’ Low Stool Section 1:20

850

TIMBER FOOT REST

FIXING

8MM MIN SPACER IF FIXED

850

TIMBER FOOT REST

FIXING

8MM MIN SPACER IF FIXED

2. ‘Box’ Bar Stool Section 1:20

DOME NUT STEEL FRAME DOME NUT

3. Fixing Detail Section 1:5

NOM. 100 -150NOM. DEPTH 100 -150 DEPTH

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Recycled Plastic Stools Specifications

Element Product

Stool Seat - ‘Eco Pod’

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.1-2009 Design for access and mobility-General requirements for access - New building work • AS 1428.2-1992 (R2015) Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Installation Comments Maintenance

• Recycled plastic • Blue, grey or black • Free standing or fixed • Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Replas Australia or approved equivalent replas.com.au

Comments

• Replas products are a part of the University’s plastic recycling program • Countersunk screws and chemical anchor

Location

• To be used in social and outdoor dining hubs for flexible seating

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450MM 450 462.7MM 462.7

450 9 DEGREE ANGLES

angles

FROM 90º

462.7

375MM 375

9 degree angles from 90.

579MM 579

375

592MM 592

579

1. Side view

592

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1800MM

1800mm 375

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79.2

592

F-07

579.2MM 450

375 462.7MM 462.7

592MM 592

450MM

579.2

450

375 375 375MM 375

375MM 375

375MM 375

375MM 375

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Bike Rack Specifications

Element Product

Semi-circular bike ring

Materials Standards Finish

• AS 2890.3:2015 Parking facilities Bicycle parking • Austroads Research Report AP-R528-16 Bicycle Parking Facilities: Updating the Austroads Guide to Traffic Management

Materials Installation

• Stainless 316 No.4 Finish (brushed)

Finish Maintenance

• Stainless Steel No.4 Finish 316 or Hot Dipped Galvanised Steel

Installation Supplier

• Install to manufacturers specification • All new installations to be sub-surface fixed where practical

Comments Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia or approved equivalent https://streetfurniture.com

Comments

• Can be installed singularly or in groups.

• Where sub-surface installation (core-drilled or subsurface fixed) is not practical, then surface mounted is acceptable • A minimum pedestrian thoroughfare must be maintained at all times of 1.5 metres from the building line

Location

• Adjacent high activity spaces. Ensure clear circulation space and path of travel.

• Careful consideration needed to locate to minimise the likelihood of theft.

• Evenly distributed around campus to encourage bike use for short trips

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Technical Details 2000

1000 TYP.

BIKE HOOPS AT 1000MM SPACING PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 600MM FROM BACK OF KERB TO BIKE RACK 600

845

CLEARANCE OF 2000MM TO ANY ELEMENT

POSITION 1000 TYP. BIKE HOOPS AT 1000MM SPACING POSITION 845

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 2000 2000MM TO ANY PROVIDE MINIMUMELEMENT

600

KERB GUTTER

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 600MM FROM BACK OF KERB TO BIKE RACK

KERB GUTTER

600

KERB GUTTER

TY 00 10 P. TY 00 10 600

610

CLEARANCE OF 2000MM TO ANY ELEMENT

610

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 2000 2000MM TO ANY PROVIDE MINIMUMELEMENT

P.

2000

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 600MM FROM BACK OF KERB TO BIKE RACK

PROVIDE MINIMUM CLEARANCE OF 600MM FROM BACK OF KERB TO BIKE RACK

KERB GUTTER

80 350

80

400

350

400

300

50

300

50

1. Typical Bike Rack Arrangement Plan 1:40

300

350

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Bin Enclosures Specifications

Product Element

120L Atessa Heritage dual bin enclosure

Standards Materials

• AS 1428.2 Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements Buildings and facilities University Specification: • University Door Hardware and Locks Design Standard

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier Comments Finish

• • • •

Clear anodised extrusion slats for cabinet Fabricated aluminium lid 316 stainless steel chute H/duty vandal resistant slam latch lock with 8mm Tri key

• Bin enclosure hoods - waste to be Flame Red, recycle to be Yellow Gold • Frame and side panels to be powder coated Woodland Grey

Installation

• • • • • • •

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Grillex or approved equivalent grillex.com.au

Comments

• • • •

Location

-

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Subsurface mounted Ensure enclosure is installed on level footings to allow for door clearance Install adjacent to footpaths Check and ensure wheelchair circulation zone and cross fall Stainless steel fixing to manufacturers specification Signage to be provided Delivered fully assembled

Locate near exits on main paths of travel 120L preferred to reduce visual impact Use 240L in high uses areas Where necessary include cigarette butt disposal units to prevent bushfire risk (additional specification of Grillex proprietary ‘Ash Can’ which can be bolted to bin.)

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Technical Details

HOB ADJACENT TO AND FACING PATH/PAVEMENT FOR ACCESSIBLE ACCESS

NOTES PLACE BIN ON SLAB ON HIGHER SIDE OF FOOTPATH WHERE NECESSARY TO ENSURE DOORS CAN OPEN WHERE BIN IS LOCATED ADJACENT TO EXISTING PATHS, PROVIDE A SPACER TO SET LEVEL AND PLUMB

Bin enclosure plan - 1:40 1.1. Bin Enclosure Adjacent Footpath Plan 1:40 1550 CONCRETE HOB

900 HOB

SET VERTICAL AND PLUMB

120L ATESSA HERITAGE DUAL BIN ENCLOSURE WITH WOODLAND GREY POWDERCOATED SIDE PANELS

1354

PLACE BIN ON SLAB ON HIGHER SIDE OF FOOTPATH WHERE NECESSARY TO ENSURE DOORS CAN OPEN

FINISH FLUSH WITH ADJACENT LEVEL SURFACES

ELEVA

2 . Bin Enclosure Adjacent Sloping Footpath 2. Bin enclosure Elevation 1:20evelvation (front) - 1:20

3 . Bin Enclosure Adjacent Flat Footpath Section 1:20 3. Bin enclosure evelvation (side) - 1:20 NOTES •

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Bollard Type A Specifications

Product

Wide Bollard (B3F Head) with 100mm White reflective strip Mounting: Subsurface fixed or removable in-ground

Standards

• AS/NZS 2890 Parking Facilities University Specification: • University Door Hardware and Locks Design Standard

Materials

• Steel body • Aluminium head

Finish

• Body: Stainless 304 No.4 finish (brushed) or Powdercoat Night sky or Eucalypt Green (Street Furniture Australia Colours) • Head: Polished, 50mm wide with white or red reflective tape at 750mm

Installation

• • • • •

Maintenance

• Clean as needed

Supplier

Street Furniture Australia or approved equivalent streetfurniture.com

Comments

• Available in fixed and removable versions

Location

• High quality civic areas

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Roads & Services

Install to manufacturer’s specification Set vertical and plumb.

Subsurface fixing options preferred Install at 1.5m centres Careful consideration is required to ensure elements are visible where vehicles are turning or reversing.

• Bollards to not impede accessible paths of travel.

• Install removable option in roads, driveways or any other trafficable area

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Technical Details

H APE 115 FIX BOLLARD TO CONCRETE WITH 4NO. M12 SS MASONRY BOLTS TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION

XED MM

EEL

100MM WIDTH REFLECTIVE TAPE 850

80

815

100 120

CONCRETE SURFACE WITH 200MM THICKENING

STREET FURNITURE AUSTRALIA FIXED BOLLARD 115MM Ø GRADE 316 STAINLESS STEEL PIPE

4. Bollard Type A & Reflective tape Section 1:20

80

1. Surface fixed Section 1:20

100 120

400

JOINT FILLER AND SEALANT

301

80

ADJOINING PAVED SURFACE

450

80

75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

400

400

400 X 450 REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION

2. Sub Surface Fixed - Core Drilled Section 1:20

80

JOINT FILLER AND SEALANT ADJOINING PAVED SURFACE

75MM MIN COMPACTED DGB20 BASE COURSE OVER COMPACTED SUBGRADE

400

450

80

400

400 X 450 REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION

3. Sub Surface fixed Section 1:20

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Bollard Type B Specifications

Element Product

Replas Bollard - BO2010

Materials Standards Finish

• AS/NZS 2890 Parking Facilities University Specification: • University Door Hardware and Locks Design Standard

Materials Installation

• Solid recycled composite plastic

Finish Maintenance Installation Supplier

• Black

Comments

• Set vertical and plumb in concrete footing • Install at 1.5m centres • Careful consideration is required to ensure elements are visible where vehicles are turning or reversing.

• Elements to not impede accessible paths of travel.

Maintenance

• Replace as needed

Supplier

Replas Australia or approved equivalent replas.com.au

Comments

• • •

Location

-

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Metal caps available as modification Reflectors available from supplier Replas products are a part of the University’s plastic recycling program.

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F-11

Technical Details

125

1000

125MM SQUARE RECYCLED PLASTIC BOLLARD

CONCRETE BELOW GROUND LEVEL

100

492

ADJOINING LAWN

225

225 X 600 MASS CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATION AND ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION

1. Bollard Type B Section 1:10

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Bollard Type C Specifications

Element Product Materials Standards

Sentinel 150NB (Fixed In Situ or Locking and Removable) White reflective tape (RTH50)

Finish

• AS/NZS 2890 Parking Facilities University Specification: • University Door Hardware and Locks Design Standard

Installation Materials

•

Finish Maintenance

• Electrostatically powder coated - colour Stromboli (RAL GK148A) • 50mm reflective strip (white)

Supplier Installation Comments

150NB (165.1) x 5.4mm HD galvanised structural pipe

• Core drill into existing ground-based concrete slab of minimum 200mm thickness (slabs less than 200mm may require a new concrete footing) • Install at 1.5m centres • Where slab depth is insufficient or surface is bitumen, pavers or the like, bollards are installed using a sleeve fixed into a reinforced concrete footing • Footing to manufacturers requirements in consultation with civil engineer • Install removable option in roads, driveways or any other trafficable area

Maintenance

• Replace reflect tape as needed

Supplier

Leda or approved equivalent ledasecurity.com.au

Comments

• • • •

Location

-

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Can be secured into the sleeve using a padlock.

Easily and quickly removable to allow vehicle access when required.

Carry handle for added support and movability.

Ensure storage sleeves are installed adacent to bollard area (code SS1 for single sleeve; code SS2 for dual sleeve)

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F-12

Technical Details

150

150

100MM WIDTH REFLECTIVE TAPE LEDA SECURITY 150NB FIXED INSITU GALVANISED BOLLARD, POWDERCOATED 'STROMBOLI

600

10 SEALANT JOINT WITH BACKING ROD. COLOUR: BLACK

600

LEDA SECURITY 150NB LOCKING AND REMOVABLE GALVANISED BOLLARD, POWDERCOATED 'STROMBOLI

750

750

100MM WIDTH REFLECTIVE TAPE

600

600 x 600MM REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTING TO ENGINEERS DETAIL.

600 REINFORCED CONCRETE STRIP FOOTINGS ARE REQUIRED IN SECURITY APPLICATIONS.

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Hostile Vehicle Barrier Specifications

Element Product

500x 500 x 500mm high ‘Cube’ Vehicle access control delineator

Materials Standards

Hostile Vehicle Guidelines for Crowded Places: A Guide For Owners, Operators and Designers (ANZCTC)

Finish Materials Installation Finish Maintenance Supplier Installation

• 30MPa oxide concrete • 80NB (88.9) x 5.0mm heavy duty galvanised pipe • Colour: Off-white, • Lightly sand blasted

Comments

• 12mm stainless steel cast-in ferrules for lifting • Careful consideration is required to ensure elements are visible where vehicles are turning or reversing • Elements to not impede accessible paths of travel

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Leda Security or approved equivalent ledasecurity.com.au

Comments

•

Location

-

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Roads & Services

The purpose of the barrier is restrict vehicle movement to discourage the use of vehicles in a hostile vehicle attack.

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Technical Details

500

500

500500 12MM 12MM STAINLESS STAINLESS STEEL STEEL CAST-IN CAST-IN FERRULES FERRULES

THREADED THREADED EYEBOLTS EYEBOLTS FORFOR LIFTING LIFTING

EXISTING EXISTING CONCRETE CONCRETE SURFACE SURFACE

CORE CORE DRILL DRILL OF OF CONCRETE CONCRETE FOOTING FOOTING ADJACENT ADJACENT PAVED PAVED SURFACE SURFACE

MINIMUM MINIMUM 350MM 350MM X X 350MM 350MM X 500MM X 500MM DEEP DEEP CONCRETE CONCRETE FOOTING FOOTING TO TO ENGINEERS ENGINEERS SPECIFICATION SPECIFICATION

1. HVB Section 1:20 2. HVB - Core Drill Fixed Section 1:20

1200 1200 MINMIN

1200 1200 MINMIN

1800 1800 MAXMAX

1800 1800 MAXMAX

3. HVB Spacing Plan 1:40

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Fountain & Bottle Refill Station Type A

F-14

Specifications

Element Product

Apollo 280 accessible contactless fountain with bottle refill - contactless sensor unit

Materials Standards

• AS1428.1 Design for Access & Mobility Part 1: General Requirement for Access – New Building Work incorporating amendment No 1 2010.

• AS1428.2 Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities.

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier

• Marine grade stainless steel and powder coated galvanised steel • Grade 316 stainless steel basin, tap and nozzle • Charcoal grey powder coated galvanised steel post

Installation Comments

• • • •

Maintenance

• Regular washing down of the exterior surface • Do not use any solvents on the surface • Check the fountain internal connections, water flow and all external access screws and fixing bolts regularly (every 3mths) • In high debris areas remove debris to prevent blocking of the basin or the waste outlet pipe.

Supplier

Urban Fountains and Furniture or approved equivalent http://www.urbanff.com.au

Comments

• Extended basin is required to meet accessibility requirements. This is a standard alternative offered by the manufacturer • Waste water must either be directed to a sewer or a soakage pit to accord with building standards • All internal bolts

Location

-

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Surface mounted with Dyna bolts In-ground fixings with foundation cage Install to manufacturers specification 316 Stainless steel security screws

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F-14

Technical Details 230 X 230 X 260MM DEEP PRECAST GULLPIT WITH CLASS 'B' GRATE TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION 230 X 230280 X 260MM PRECAST APOLLO WATER DEEP FOUNTAIN GULLPIT WITH CLASS 'B' GRATE TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION

1. Fountain Type A Section 1:20

APOLLO 280 WATER FOUNTAIN SURFACE MOUNT WATER FOUNTAIN WITH DYNA BOLTS OR IN GROUND FIXINGS WITH FOUNTAIN CAGE TO MANUFACTURER'S RECOMMENDATIONS 700

SURFACE MOUNT FOUNTAIN WITH DYNA BOLTS MIN. 125MM THICKWATER REINFORCED (SL72 MESH) OR IN GROUND CONCRETE SLAB.FIXINGS WITH FOUNTAIN CAGE TO MANUFACTURER'S 40Ø WASTE OUTLETRECOMMENDATIONS PIPE

700

MIN. 125MM THICK REINFORCED (SL72 MESH) ADJACENT SURFACE CONCRETE SLAB. 40Ø WASTE OUTLET PIPE ADJACENT SURFACE PRECAST PIT AND CLASS 'B' LID AND ISOLATION VALVE ON SUPPLY LINE TO TAP MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION

STE WATER TO CONNECT WA N PIT / INFILTRATIO STORMWATER STE WATER TO CONNECT WA N PIT / INFILTRATIO STORMWATER

PRECAST PIT AND CLASS 'B' LID AND 50MM DEPTH OF 15-25MM Ø NOM ISOLATION VALVE ON SUPPLY LINE TO GRAVEL FOR DRAINAGE MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION

TAP

50MM DEPTH OF 15-25MM Ø NOM GRAVEL FOR DRAINAGE

1500 200 MOWING OFFSET 1500 200 MOWING OFFSET

1500 1500

PATH OF TRAVEL PATH OF TRAVEL

1500 1500

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Fountain & Bottle Refill Station Type B

F-15

Specifications

Element Product

Aquafil® FlexiFountain 1500BF (accessible and touch-free unit to be specified)

Standards Materials

• AS1428.1 Design for Access & Mobility Part 1: General Requirement for Access – New Building Work incorporating amendment No 1 2010.

• AS1428.2 Design for access and mobility - Enhanced and additional requirements - Buildings and facilities.

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Finish Supplier Installation Comments

• Housing Frame - Stainless Steel Housing Unit - Anodised Aluminium • Customisable, interchangeable signage panels with graffiti protection • • • • • • •

Position the drinking fountain adjacent to the path of travel.

Ensure sufficient circulation space for wheelchairs and mobility aids.

Check path grades and cross fall comply Sub-surface mount and bolt to a concrete footing Connect drainage pipes to sewer or soakage pit as approved by the University The operating pressure is not to exceed 19.5N. Installation of all plumbing items shall be to manufactures specification by a licensed plumber.

• All fountains must be supplied with a plumber’s certificate once installed.

• Vertical and plumb • Install a shut-off valve to facilitate maintenance without shutting of mains supply.

Maintenance

• Pressure clean and remove graffiti as needed

Supplier

Civiq Public-Use Products or approved equivalent civiq.com.au

Comments

• Bottle refill points • DDA-compliant wheelchair-accessible design • Inbuilt water filter

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900

CONCRETE SURROUND TO ENGINEERS DETAIL

INSTALL FLEXIFOUNTAIN UNIT TO CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION

450

EXCAVATE 450 DEEP X 640 LONG X 320MM WIDE HOLE FOR FOOTING CAGE AND DRAINAGE TRAY. ENSURE LEVEL INSTALLATION

CONCRETE FOOTING TO MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATION AND ENGINEERS DETAIL

1. Fountain Type B Installation Section 1:20

CONNECT 90MM PVC DRAIN PIPE TO PLUMBQWIK CONNECT TO STORMWATER OR SOAKAGE PIT 1500 200 MOWING OFFSET

PATH OF TRAVEL

1500 1500

2. Plan view 1:10

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Anti-Skate Device Specifications

Element Product

Skateboard Deterrent

Materials Standards

-

Finish Materials

• 316 stainless steel

Finish Installation

-

Installation Maintenance

• Stem size (spigot) is 6(D) x 30(L)mm.

• 8mm hole - chemical anchor

Supplier Maintenance Comments Supplier

• Replace where necessary Astra Street Furniture or approved equivalent astrastreetfurniture.com.au

Comments

• • • •

Location

-

Skate deterrent for Public environments Deterrent to stop skaters from skating on pathways & building features Skate deterrance should be considered in the overall design.

Areas of the campus should be identified where skating is allowed, to control skateboard use in suitable spaces

Design principles to minimise damage to public domain elements: 1) Design spaces which discourage use by skateboarders by: - The use of textured non-skateable paving such as cobblestone or gravel (while not creating accessibility issues) in front of elements prone to skating such as walls, terraces, stairs and seats.

- The strategic location of furniture (light poles, bins, seats etc) at key approach zones - i.e. near the end of walls etc.

- The detailing of walls, terraces and seats with rebates, protrusions or armrests which eliminate skateboard use.

2) Providing steel edges or pipe edges in walls and terraces to accommodate skateboard use in desirable areas without damaging public domain elements. The location of skateable elements must minimise conflict with pedestrians and other users and minimise noise impacts to buildings and people nearby.

3) Install anti-skate deterrents and buttons on handrails.

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Technical Details

DETERRENTS AT DETERRENTS AT 600MM CENTRES 600MM CENTRES

300

600 300

600 600

600 600

600

INCREASE TO 1200MM INCREASE IN CENTRE OF WALLTO 1200MM IN CENTRE OF WALL

1200

600

1200

300 600

300

1. Typical Skate Deterrent Arrangement Plan 1:40

DRILL AND CHEMICAL ANCHOR 2 DRILL MINIMUM. AND CHEMICAL FIXING POINTS HOLEANCHOR 2 POINTS MINIMUM. HOLE SIZE 8MMFIXING Ø SIZE 8MM Ø

2. Anti Skate Device Instalaltion Section 1:2 10 X 10MM CHAMFER TO

10STELL X 10MM CHAMFER TO STAINLESS EDGE STAINLESS STELL EDGE

30MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL PIPE 30MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL PIPE

60 X 12 STAINLESS STEEL FLAT, 60 XTO 12CAST STAINLESS STEEL FLAT, CHEM FIXED IN RECESS CHEM FIXED TO CAST IN RECESS

40

40 8MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL BAR 8MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL BAR WELDED TO FLAT AT NOM. 600MM WELDED AT NOM. 600MM CTS, 40MM COVERTO TOFLAT CONCRETE. CTS,HOLES 40MMINTO COVER TO CONCRETE. CORE DRILL PRECAST CORE DRILL HOLES INTO PRECAST UNIT TO SUIT UNIT TO SUIT

3. Stainless Steel Edge Skate Device Section 1:2 The University of Newcastle Public Domain Manual

8MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL BAR 8MM Ø STAINLESS STEEL BAR WELDED TO PIPE. WALL AT 600MM CENTRES WELDED TO PIPE. WALL AT 600MM CENTRES

4. Stainless Steel Pipe Skate Device Section 1:2

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Design Strategy

Principles

The University of Newcastle Callaghan is an exemplar bushland campus. The planting strategy aim is to retain, respect and enhance the existing native flora and create a contemporary bushland campus.

• •

The planting palette must be consistent with the endemic ecological communities and plant species to create a complex, diverse and beautiful campus for public enjoyment and habitat. The key communities include:

• •

• • •

Coastal Foothills Spotted Gum - Ironbark Forest Dry Variant Coastal Foothills Spotted Gum - Ironbark Forest Moist Variant and Riparian Closed Forest

The base planting palette could be further enriched for the following reasons:

•

• • • •

Treatments • •

• To highlight a special place such as entries • To strengthen existing planting • To emphasise landscape character or reconstruct ecologies • For functional (shade, screening) or aesthetic use.

Improve Campus amenity Avoid dense mid level plants to ensure good sight lines for safety and security Establish a green grass or low shrub ground plane and tree trunk character Minimise maintenance in bushland areas.

Increase biological diversity and support indigenous bushland structure.

Manage erosion.

Minimise weed presence Create seasonal flowering interest and variation Create a green, complex, diverse and lush landscape planting which improve the visual amenity.

• •

Plant areas prone to erosion with suitable fast growing ground-covers in soil stabilising matting.

Plant suitable indigenous plants according to aspect, vegetation community and soils.

Upon weeding and weed removal, mass plant with suitable indigenous plants.

Fast establishing indigenous plants such as Acacias should be used in succession with longer lived plants to provide a long term bushland treatment to minimise ongoing work.

Materials • •

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Soil additive: ‘Terracottem’ or equivalent to dosages and treatments as recommended by manufacturer.

Erosion control products including degradable mesh, coir logs and/or netting as required and

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• • • • •

• Turf Underlay

• • •

The mix must meet all the requirements of AS 4419 – Landscape Soils for Soil Blends.

Control sample and soil testing certificate required Topsoil Mix Type A must be an organically enriched well drained sandy loam topsoil mix designed to provide aeration and nutritional as well as water holding benefits for tree root zones.

Location: top 300mm of mass planted beds and tree pits – refer drawings.

Components by volume Medium grade clean sand 50-60% Sandy loam soil 20-30% Composted organic matter conforming with AS 4454 SC 10-20%.

Alternatively a sandy loam to which 25% composted garden waste is applied could achieve the same particle size properties as a sand/soil mix.

Imported topsoil classed as Quarried Virgin Excavated Natural Material (VENM).

Clay/silt content as determined by AS1141.12 (Wash Grading) is to be between 5-10% by weight. 60-70% fine washed river sand, 20-30% sandy loam soil, 10% organic matter.

The material is to be compliant by providing a recent test result in accordance with the above requirements for approval prior to delivery.

Topdressing

•

Imported coarse sand to AS 4419, suitable for application to grass areas.

Topsoil Type B Tree Pit Backfill

• •

Designed to provide maximum drainage rate and compaction resistance.

Water and nutrient holding capacity is enhanced by the addition of some soil but the matrix is very sandy. A very small amount of particulate organic matter (e.g. pine bark) is acceptable to provide better water holding without impeding drainage.

If the sand contains some fine material lesser amounts of soil than those suggested may be required.

A small amount of fertiliser is added to promote rapid initial root growth.

Components by volume: Medium grade clean sand 70-80% Sandy loam soil 10-20% Composted organic matter conforming with AS 4454 SC 10 %

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Organic Mulch

Mulch is to be free of deleterious and extraneous matter such as soil, weeds and sticks. Do not include fine mulch.

Standard: • Particle size, physical and chemical contaminants: To AS 4454 Table 3.1(A).

• pH, electrical conductivity, ammonium, chlorine and other nutrients: To AS 3743 Table 2.1 for regular mix.

• Organic mulches: Free of stones and debris.

• Mulch material: Brush chippings and leaf litter recovered from site clearing, if available; otherwise, ANL ‘Forest Fines’ or approved equivalent.

Brush chippings and leaf litter: • Vegetative material processed through a chipper to pieces not larger than 50 x 50 x 15 mm • Material permitted: Leaf matter and tree loppings • Material not permitted: Leaf matter and tree loppings from privet, camphor laurel, coral tree, poplar, willow, and noxious weeds.

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Element Product

Sir Walter Buffalo Grass

Materials Standards

• AS 4419—2003 - Soils for Landscaping and Garden Use • AS 4454-2003 Compost Soil Conditioners and Mulches

Finish Materials Installation Maintenance Supplier Comments Finish

• Turf as specified • Turf underlay - ensure underlay is sufficiently compacted and therefore settles to create an even surface to ensure the removal of trip hazards with adjacent edges • Imported topsoil as specified • Fertiliser: Losco Ronstar Plus Pre-Emergent Herbicide and Starter Fertiliser’ or approved equivalent

Installation

• Deliver within 24 hours of cutting, and lay within 36 hours of cutting • Prevent drying between cutting and installing.

• Turf underlay will be applied as necessary to correct levels. Ensure turf underlay completed to 95% • Lay each piece in stretcher bond hard up against the last to avoid air pockets and any drying out • Water immediately after laying. Moisten the topsoil to its full depth.

• Apply fertiliser as required • When the turf is established, mow, remove cuttings and lightly top dress to a depth of 10mm. Rub the dressing well in to the joints and correct and unevenness in the turf surface.

• Allow for topdressing of the turf following installation, to establish surface smoothness and turf density following establishment • Water every day for the first four to six weeks

Maintenance

• Lawn areas to be mown at a regular height range of 40mm to 60mm

Supplier

Certified turf grass grower

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CULTIVATED SUBGRADE

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750MM DEPTH IMPORTED TURF UNDERLAY CULTIVATED SUBGRADE

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Product Element

Native Shrub And Groundcover Planting

Standards Materials

• AS 4419:2018 Soils for landscaping and garden use • AS 4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches • AS 3743-2003 Potting mixes

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Installation Supplier Comments

Shrubs - 200mm, 140mm pots or tubestock as specified Topsoil - Improved site topsoil or imported topsoil Type A as specified Mulch - ‘Forest Fines’ as specified • Rip existing subgrade to 150mm depth • Excavate hole twice the diameter of the root ball and at least 100mm deeper than the root ball • Tubes may require water when first received. Using spray nozzle or watering rose wet thoroughly.

• Water thoroughly ½ hour prior to planting to comply with Hunter Water’s Smart Water Choices initiative • Soil level should be equal to that of the media in the tube, however raised planting may be a good idea in boggy areas (building the soil up from its normal level to increase drainage).

• When in ground settle with thorough water • Do not put fertilizer straight in planting hole • If unable to plant immediately, containers can be kept in a moist and partly sunny position away from hot afternoon sun and also kept well watered.

• When moving plant into the planting hole, disturb the rootball as little as possible • Place shrub in center of hole. If necessary, straighten or stabilize by adjusting or filling beneath the root ball with backfill • To encourage root growth, tease the outer roots from the soil • If the roots are tightly matted, use a knife to score the root mass in several places and gently loosen the root ball • Shrubs should be checked and watered every other day for the first two weeks • When planting around existing trees plant by hand using trowel being sensitive of existing tree roots

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PLANTS: REFER PLANTING PLANS FOR SPECIES 75 THICK MULCH AS SPECIFIED

SOIL MIX TYPE A AS SPECIFIED

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KEEP MULCH CLEAR OF STEM

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300

TOP SOIL MIX TYPE A OR IMPROVED SITE SOIL AS SPECIFIED.

CULTIVATE TO A DEPTH OF 150

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Tree protection

Standards

AS 4970 Protection of Trees on Development Sites AS 4687 Galvanised Construction Site Temporary Fencing

Materials

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As per details In accordance with Australian Standard AS 4970-2009 Secure hardwood planks to tree with wire or rope Cyclone fencing must not be within the canopy dripline zone Any compaction/excavation or tree surgery must be approved by the University prior to proceeding

Maintenance

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Comments

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Cyclone fencing Concrete fence feet Hardwood planks

Before commencing work assess and identify on site all trees and shrubs to be retained and protected with the University’s superintendent Tree protection shall be in place prior to any other site work Provide trunk protection to individual trees within a construction zone Provide TPZ fence protection groups of trees to be retained within a construction zone Undertake any demolition or excavation within the tree drip zone by hand Do not rest spoils, building materials, or machinery on or near exposed tree roots Where any roots are exposed by works, cover with a layer of light organic sandy loam soil

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EXISTING TREE

2000 HIGH OR AS LOWER BRANCHES PERMIT

TWO LAYERS OF HESSIAN UNDERFELT BETWEEN PLANKS AND TRUNK WIRE OR ROPE SECURING PLANKS TO TRUNK (NO PLANKS TO BE NAILED TO TRUNK) 75 X 50 HARDWOOD PLANKS. NUMBER AS REQUIRED TO ENCIRCLE TRUNK. PLANKS TO EXTEND TO THE BASE OF THE TREE. 100MM ORGANIC MULCH RUMBLE BOARDS STRAPPED OVER MULCH

HARDWOOD PLANKS HESSIAN UNDERFELT EXISTING TREE RUMBLE BOARDS STRAPPED OVER MULCH. BRIDGING DETAIL ONLY REQUIRED WHEN VEHICLE ACCESS WITHIN TPZ.

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FENCE TO BE NOM. 2100MM HIGH GALVANISED STEEL CHAIN MESH

TREE PROTECTION SIGNAGE TO BE ATTACHED AT EYE LEVEL

TPZ

CONCRETE TEMPORARY FENCE FEET

100MM ORGANIC MILCH

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600MM

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MULCH / LAWN

NO FINES CONCRETE AND / OR COMPACTED SUBGRADE

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TPZ SRZ DO NOT ALTER GROUND LEVEL WITH SRZ (NO CUT OR FILL) EXISTING TREE

1000MM MIN

EXISTING GROUND LINE

ORGANIC MULCH

CULTIVATE ONLY BY HAND WITHIN TPZ AND DIG HOLE IN EXISTING SOIL

TOP SOIL TYPE A

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EXISTING TREE

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1.2M MIN ON SECONDARY OR LOCAL PATHS 1.2M MIN ON 1.8M MIN ON SECONDARY OR PRIMARY PATHS LOCAL PATHS 1.8M MIN ON PRIMARY PATHS

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NEW PAVEMENT

NEW PAVEMENT

NEW PAVEMENT RESIN BONDED AGGREGATE

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ORGANIC MULCH, GARDEN BED OR RESIN BONDED MULCH

C

ORGANIC MULCH, GARDEN BED OR RESIN BONDED MULCH

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D

* SRZ AND TPZ BASED ON MATURE TREE SIZE

PERMEABLE PAVEMENT ON STRUCTURAL SOIL BASE

* SRZ AND TPZ BASED ON MATURE TREE SIZE Refer AS 4970 Protection of trees on development sites for further information.

New Tree

Refer AS 4970 Protection of trees on development sites for further information.

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Product Element

Transplanted or containerised native mature tree stock

Standards Materials Finish

• AS 4419:2018 Soils for landscaping and garden use • AS 4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches • AS 2303:2015 Tree stock for landscape use

Materials Installation

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Finish Maintenance Installation Supplier

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Comments

• Excavate a hole twice the diameter of the root ball. Break up the base of the hole to a depth of 150mm, and loosen compacted sides of the hole to help root growth • Supply and install 3 wooden stakes for all trees • Thoroughly water plants before and after planting, and as required to maintain growth rates • Do not plant in unsuitable weather conditions such as extreme heat, cold, wind or rain • Mulch kept 50mm from trunks to prevent collar rot

Maintenance

• Watering shall be carried out on a regular basis twice weekly for the first 2 weeks and then as required according to weather conditions, rainfall and soil type • Regularly check timber stakes and hessian ties • Check for insects and diseases • Reinstate mulch where needed

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5 LITRE PLANT

1-1.8M VARIES 1-1.8M 1-1.8M VARIES VARIES

300 300 300

150

HARDWOOD STAKES

HARDWOOD STAKES TWO 50MM WIDE HESSIAN TIES IN A FIGURE OF 8 STAPLED TO STAKE TWO 50MM WIDE HESSIAN TIES INPLACE 100mm THICK LAYER OF MULCH CLEAR 150mm POT SIZE OF PLANT STEM AND TAPER TO EDGE A FIGURE OF STAKES 8 STAPLED STAKECLEAR 75MM LAYER OF MULCH TO PLACED HARDWOOD 5 LITRE PLANT 150mm POT SIZE OF PLANT STEM FINISH FLUSH WITH PLACE 100mm LAYER OF MULCH BACKFILL WITHTHICK TOPSOIL MIXTURE AS CLEAR TUBESTOCK PLANT OF PLANT STEM AND TAPER TO EDGE SPECIFIED 75MM LAYER OF MULCH PLACED CLEAR ADJACENT SURFACE TWO 50MM WIDE HESSIAN TIES IN OF PLANT OF STEM FINISHPLANT FLUSH WITH BACKFILL WITH TOPSOIL MIXTURE AS TUBESTOCK A FIGURE 8 STAPLED TO STAKE SPADE OR GALVANISED STEEL GROTUBE SPECIFIED ADJACENT SURFACE - EXCAVATE 75mm WIDER THAN PLANT CLEAR 150mm POT SIZE PLACE 100mm THICK LAYER OF MULCH SURROUND CONTAINER OF PLANT STEM AND TAPER TO EDGE 75MM LAYER OF MULCH PLACED CLEAR SPADE OR GALVANISED STEEL GROTUBE 5 LITRE AND 150mm PLANTS FINAL 300MM BACKFILL TO BE WITH --EXCAVATE EXCAVATE 75mm WIDER THAN OF PLANT STEM FINISH FLUSH 100mm WIDERMIXTURE THANPLANT PLANT BACKFILL WITH TOPSOIL AS SURROUND TUBESTOCK PLANT CONTAINER TOPSOIL MIXTURE & FERTILISER AS CONTAINER SPECIFIED ADJACENT SURFACE 5 LITRE AND 150mm PLANTS FINAL 300MM BACKFILL TO BE -EXCAVATE 100mm WIDER THAN PLANT SPECIFIED. SPADE ORMIXTURE GALVANISED STEELROOT TOPSOIL FERTILISER AS CONTAINER GROTUBE REMOVE EXISTING WEEDS AND CULTIVATE TAMP SOIL FIRMLY & AROUND - EXCAVATE THANPLACE PLANT 100mm GROUND TO 75mm DEPTHWIDER OF 300mm.

SURROUND SPECIFIED. BALL CONTAINER THICK LAYER OF COMPOST AND MIX INTO TOP EXISTING WEEDS CULTIVATE 5 LITRE AND 150mm PLANTSAND 200 OF EXISTING GROUND. FERTILISE AS TAMP SOIL FIRMLY AROUND ROOTREMOVE FINAL 300MM BACKFILL TO BE GROUND TO100mm DEPTHWIDER OF 300mm.

-EXCAVATE THANPLACE PLANT100mm SPECIFIED. BACKFILL WITH APPROVED EXCAVATED BALL THICK LAYER OF COMPOST AND MIX INTO TOP TOPSOIL MIXTURE & FERTILISER AS CONTAINER MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER AS 200 OF EXISTING GROUND. FERTILISE AS SPECIFIED.WITH APPROVED EXCAVATED SPECIFIED. BACKFILL SPECIFIED SUB SOIL DRAINAGE LINE TO TAMP SOILWITH FIRMLY AROUND ROOTREMOVE MATERIAL SOIL CONDITIONER AS EXISTING WEEDS AND CULTIVATE GROUND TO DEPTH OF 300mm. PLACE 100mm CONNECT TO STORMWATER OR BALL THICK LAYER OF COMPOST AND MIX INTO TOP PLANTING HOLE 1200MM DIAMETER SPECIFIED 200 OF EXISTING GROUND. FERTILISE AS SUB SOIL PIT DRAINAGE LINE TO SOAKAGE 150MM SUBGRADE SPECIFIED. BACKFILLCULTIVATED WITH APPROVED EXCAVATED CONNECT TO STORMWATER OR PLANTING HOLE 1200MM DIAMETER MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER AS SOAKAGE PIT 150MM CULTIVATED SUBGRADE 0 200 SPECIFIED 1. Tree In100 Turf SUB SOIL DRAINAGE LINE TO TYPICAL MASS PLANTING DETAIL Section 1:40 01 SCALE CONNECT TO STORMWATER OR 1:10 @ A1 0 100 200 PLANTING HOLE 1200MM DIAMETER TYPICAL MASS PLANTING DETAIL SUBGRADE SOAKAGE PIT 150MM CULTIVATED Ø1200 01 SCALE 1:10 @ A1 1200 DIA

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500mm

04 500mm

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01

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04

04

SPADE OR GALVANISED 3 X HARDWOOD STAKESSTEEL SURROUND

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2. Stake Layout Plan 1:40

TURF AS SPECIFIED

3 X HARDWOOD STAKES

150mm TOP SOIL AS SPECIFIED TURF AS SPECIFIED BREAK UP & CULTIVATE 150mm TOP SOIL AS SPECIFIED SUBGRADE TO 150mm DEPTH

1200 DIA

BREAK UP & CULTIVATE SUBGRADE TO 150mm DEPTH

1200 DIA

150mm TOP SOIL AS SPECIFIED

HARDWOOD STAKES HARDWOOD STAKES TWO 50MM WIDE HESSIAN TIES IN A FIGURE OF 8 STAPLED TO STAKE TWO 50MM WIDE HESSIAN TIES IN TYPICAL TURF DETAIL A FIGURE OF STAKES 8 STAPLED STAKE 75MM LAYER OF MULCH TO PLACED 02 SCALE 1:10 @ A1 HARDWOOD CLEAR OF PLANT STEM FINISH TYPICAL TURF DETAIL 75MM LAYER OF MULCH PLACED 02 SCALE 1:10 @ A1 FLUSH WITHWIDE ADJACENT SURFACE TWO 50MM HESSIAN TIES IN CLEAR OF OF PLANT STEM FINISH A FIGURE 8 STAPLED TO STAKE FLUSH WITH ADJACENT SURFACE TYPICAL TURF DETAIL 75MM LAYER OF MULCH PLACED 02 SCALE 1:10 @ A1 CLEAR OF PLANT STEM FINISH FINAL 300MM BACKFILL TO BE FLUSH WITH ADJACENT SURFACE AS TOPSOIL MIXTURE & FERTILISER FINAL 300MM BACKFILL TO BE SPECIFIED. TOPSOIL MIXTURE FERTILISER AS SOIL FIRMLY & AROUND ROOT TAMP4000 x 4000 SPECIFIED. BALL SOIL FIRMLY AROUND ROOT TAMP4000 FINAL 300MM TOEXCAVATED BE x 4000 WITHBACKFILL APPROVED BACKFILL BALL TOPSOIL MIXTURE & FERTILISER AS AS MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER SPECIFIED. BACKFILL SPECIFIEDWITH APPROVED EXCAVATED SUB SOIL DRAINAGE LINE SOIL FIRMLY AROUND ROOT AS TAMP4000 MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER x 4000 TO CONNECT TO BALL SPECIFIED SUB SOIL DRAINAGE LINE STORMWATER OR SOAKAGE PLANTING HOLEAPPROVED 1200MM DIAMETER EXCAVATED BACKFILL WITH TO PIT CONNECT TO 150MM CULTIVATED MATERIAL WITH SOILSUBGRADE CONDITIONER AS STORMWATER OR SOAKAGE PLANTING HOLE 1200MM DIAMETER SPECIFIED PIT SUB SOIL DRAINAGE LINE 150MM CULTIVATED SUBGRADE TO CONNECT TO STORMWATER OR SOAKAGE PLANTING HOLE 1200MM DIAMETER DRAWING ISSUED The University of PITNewcastle SUBGRADE DECEMBER 2020 Tree Installation - Garden Bed 150MM CULTIVATED Public Domain Manual

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1-1.8M VARIES 1-1.8M 1-1.8M VARIES VARIES

300 300

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100

200

500mm

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100

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500mm

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300 1000

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300

05 05

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500mm

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300

00 600

150

1/3 OF 1/3 OF 1/3 OF PLANT PLANT 600 150 150600PLANT 600 HEIGHT HEIGHT HEIGHT

1200 DIA

INSTALL HARDWOOD STAKES AS PER SCHEDULE POINTED AT ONE END CLEAR OF ROOTBALL INSTALL HARDWOOD STAKES AS PER TWO 50mm WIDE RECYCLED SCHEDULE POINTED AT ONE PLASTIC END WEBBING IN A FIGURE OF 8 CLEAR OF TIES ROOTBALL STAPLED TO STAKE TWO 50mm WIDE RECYCLED PLASTIC 75mm LAYER OFINMULCH PLACED OF WEBBING TIES A FIGURE OFAS 8 CLEAR INSTALL HARDWOOD STAKES PER PLANT STEM TAPERING TO EDGE STAPLED TO STAKE SCHEDULE POINTED AT ONE END CLEARLAYER OF ROOTBALL 75mm OF MULCH PLACED CLEAR OF EXISTING GROUND LEVEL PLANT STEM TAPERING TO EDGE TWO 50mm WIDE RECYCLED PLASTIC WEBBING TIES IN A FIGURE OFTOPSOIL 8 FINAL 300mm BACKFILL TO BE CODE STAPLED TO STAKE MIXTURE & FERTILISER AS EXISTING GROUND LEVEL SPECIFIED. TAMP SOIL FIRMLY AROUND ROOTBALL 75mm LAYER OF MULCH PLACED CLEAR OF G-04TO BE TOPSOIL FINAL 300mm BACKFILL PLANT STEM TAPERING TO SPECIFIED. EDGE BACKFILL APPROVED EXCAVATED MIXTURE &WITH FERTILISER AS MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER AS TAMP SOIL FIRMLY AROUND ROOTBALL SPECIFIED EXISTING GROUND LEVEL EXCAVATED BACKFILL WITH APPROVED MATERIAL WITH SOIL CONDITIONER AS

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Product Element

Transplanted or containerised native mature tree stock

Standards Materials

• AS 4419:2018 Soils for landscaping and garden use • AS 4454-2012 Composts, soil conditioners and mulches • AS 2303:2015 Tree stock for landscape use

Finish Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier Comments

Tree - 75 to 1000L tree as specified • Trees supplied to be free from stress resulting from inadequate watering, excessive shade or excessive sunlight experienced at any time during their development • Trees to be grown and hardened off to suit anticipated site conditions at the time of delivery.

• Trees to be free from attack by pests or disease • Restrict plant supply to those with evidence of previous attack to less than 15% of the foliage and make sure actively feeding insects are absent Stakes - 50 x 50mm hardwood timber with 50mm hessian ties Topsoil - Topsoil mix Type A and B as specified Mulch - ‘Forest Fines’ mulch as specified Fertiliser - ‘Langleys Tree Tablets for Australian Natives’ or approved equivalent

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• • • • • •

Maintenance

• Watering shall be carried out on a regular basis twice weekly for the first 2 weeks and then as required according to weather conditions, rainfall and soil type • Regularly check timber stakes and hessian ties • Check for insects and diseases

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Align tree to centre of pit Surrounding paving edged with galvanised steel angle Install necessary root barriers below surface Thoroughly water plants before and after planting, and as required to maintain growth rates.

Do not plant in unsuitable weather conditions such as extreme heat, cold, wind or rain.

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1200 MIN

TEMPORARY TREE GUARD USING THREE 50X50X1800MM HARDWOOD STAKES AT EDGE OF PLANTING PIT. ARRANGE IN TRIANGULAR FORM. OMIT IF USING RESIN BOND MULCH SURROUND

CENTRE

1. Stake Layout Plan 1:20

HARDWOOD STAKES ABOVE AND HESSIAN BAND STAPLED TO STAKE

TREE CENTRED IN PLANTING AREA

MULCH - ORGANIC OR RESIN BOND

GRADE MULCH TO KEEP CLEAR OF STEM COLLAR

SOIL MIX TYPE A

50 MM DIAMETER SLOTTED PIPE WITH GEOTEXTILE SLEEVE AROUND ROOTBALL FINISH FLUSH WITH SURFACE

GALV STEEL ANGLE SURROUND SURROUNDING PAVING

300 MIN

200L ROOTBALL SOIL TYPE B

CULTIVATE SUBGRADE

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Do not plant into rootball of new tree. Keep nom. 400mm around trunk of tree free of mass planting.

Size of tree pit may vary depending on depth of surface roots or trunk flare of mature trees.

Tree pit surface to be installed level with surrounding paving, leaving surface roots exposed where necessary.

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Product

Rock Ballast Mulch

Standards

-

Materials

• Stone salvaged from site or nom 50 x 75 mm imported bluestone ballast

Finish

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Installation

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Maintenance

• Top up with stones where there is localised sinking • Remove weeds and leaf debris

Supplier

Proprietary aggregate supplier. Control sample to be provided for approval

Comments

• To be used in high profile spaces as an alternative to organic mulch • To be used where pedestrian access is not required

Location

• The use of ballast mulch is recommend around external eating areas and under decks to stop establishment of vermin and rats burrow.

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150 MIN

PLANTING SOIL TYPE A FILLED IN GAP BETWEEN BALLAST 1 1

MAX. GRADIENT OF BALLAST

ROCK BALLAST AS SPECIFIED INCORPORATING STONE SALVAGED FROM SITE. ANY IMPORTED STONE TO MATCH EXISTING. MIN NOMINAL SIZE 50 X 75MM. 100MM COMPACTED DGB

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Specifications

Element Principles Materials Finish Installation Maintenance Element Supplier Materials Comments

• The purpose of providing irrigated areas is to improve the amenity and usability of key campus areas such as entries, central ceremonial recreation lawns and active sport fields and to help lawn or plants health to reduce maintenance. This use of irrigation is be targeted to maximize benefit and reduce potable water use.

• The collection of roof or stormwater run-off for reuse in desirable.

• Ensure awareness of and compliance with the University’s Irrigation water saving options for University of Newcastle Callaghan Campus (Feb 2020) Irrigation Controller

Solenoid Boxes

Sprinklers

Rainbird esp-rpz 6 Station Wifi Controller

High density UV stabilised commercial strength polyethylene valve box with green lockable lid

Proprietary pop up sprinkler system

Installation

Installed in discreet location in a position to be confirmed with a University representative, at eye height Install in lockable, water proof cabinet.

Power Connection / GPO required

Top of box to be flush with adjacent finished surface.

Installed in discreet location

Top of sprinkler to be flush with adjacent soil surface level

Maintenance

Immediate repair to any leak, component failure or malfunction

Supplier

Suitable qualified Irrigation Designer and Licensed Contractor

Comments

All valve box lids to have stainless steel labels fitted reading: Irrigation Control Valve-Do Not Drink-Irrigation Water

Dripline in planting areas TBC Rainbird copper-coloured dripline.

Location

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Technical Details

FINISH FLUSH WITH ADJACENT SURFACES

VALVE BOX WITH LOCKABLE LID FINISHED GRADE

SOLENOID VALVE ISOLATION BALL VALVE LATERAL LINE

MORTARED BRICKS OR PRE CAST SUPPORTS .

MAIN LINE

PAVING SLAB OR 50MM GRAVEL LAYER

TAPPING SADDLE NOTE: ENTIRE VALVE BOX ASSEMBLY TO BE WRAPPED IN GEOTEXTILE MATERIAL

1. Typical Solenoid Valve Assembly Solenoid Valve Assembly FINISH FLUSH WITH ADJACENT SURFACES

FINISHED GRADE RUBBER COVER POP UP SPRINKLER MIN DEPTH 300MM IN NON TRAFFICABLE AND PLANTED AREAS ARTICULATED RISER ASSEMBLY

ANGLE MUST NOT EXCEED 60 DEG

LATERAL LINE

TAPPING SADDLE

2.Sprinkler Typical Sprinkler Assembly Assembly

Drip Irrigation Detail

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Drainage Swales

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Specifications

Element Product

Drainage Swale

Materials Standards

AS4419: Soils for Landscaping and Garden Use

Finish Materials

• Mixture of ballast and vegetation types

Finish Installation

-

Installation Maintenance

• Design to ensure flows are well distributed across the full width of the swale and the longitudinal grade of the swale is kept low enough (typically less than 4% grade) to maintain slower flow conditions.

• Direct swales along contours to low point where possible • Planting or turf can involve a variety of vegetation types including turf, sedges and tufted grasses • Ballast can be used as surface treatment on steeper grade • Planting is required to cover the whole width of the swale • Swale planting must be capable of withstanding design flows • Plant distribution within swale must be of sufficient density to prevent scouring via flow paths

Supplier Comments

Maintenance

• During installation that swales are easily maintainable.

• Replacement of any damaged turf or inferior plants • Weeding as necessary

Supplier

-

Comments

-

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Technical Details PLANTING 150MM MIN. INVERT

PROFILE IS PREDOMINANTLY FLAT AND CAN BE INFILTRATIVE OR FLOW THROUGH

1:3

150 MIN. DEPTH

200 150

TOPSOIL

1. Vegetated Swale Section 1:25

1

. Vegetated

CULTIVATE SUBGRADE TO 300MM DEPTH

WIDTH VARIES 800 MIN. 4% LONGITUDINAL GRADE

150MM MIN. INVERT

150 MIN. DEPTH

PROFILE IS PREDOMINANTLY FLAT AND CAN BE INFILTRATIVE OR FLOW THROUGH

100MM DEPTH IMPORTED TURF UNDERLAY

100

1:3

150

2. Turf Swale Section 1:25

CULTIVATE SUBGRADE TO 150MM DEPTH

WIDTH VARIES 800 MIN. 4% LONGITUDINAL GRADE

DEEP RIP RAP SCOUR PROTECTION. STONES ON SITE TO BE RESUED OR MATCH EXISTING.

1. Vegetated Swale 1:20

3. Rock Ballast Swale Section 1:20 1:2

200

LOCALLY PLACED TOPSOIL BETWEEN ROCKS. FILL PLANTING HOLE TO MIN. DEPTH OF 300MM. AVERAGE PLANTING DENSITY = 4 PLANTS/M2 WITH GEOTEXTILE LINING CULTIVATE SUBGRADE 4% LONGITUDINAL GRADE PROFILE IS PREDOMINANTLY FLAT AND CAN BE INFILTRATIVE OR FLOW THROUGH

WIDTH VARIES 800 MIN. 4% LONGITUDINAL GRADE 2. Rock Ballast Swale 1:20

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Rain Gardens

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Specifications

Element Product Materials Finish Standards Installation Materials Maintenance Supplier Comments

Bioretention Raingarden The purpose of a rain garden is to remove surface contaminates (oils and silts) in storm water running off from paved areas, car parks and roads. The aim is to clean storm water before it runs into a natural creek system or to collect the water for reuse.

Drainage (Bottom) Layer Min 200mm deep (minimum) consisting of clean gravel 2mm to 5mm to provide 50mm of cover over the sub-soil drain Transition (Middle) Layer Min 100mm deep (minimum) sand/ coarse sand material to filter smaller particles from filter layer to drainage layer Filter Media (Top Layer) This layer is where the majority of the water quality treatment occurs and so the sourcing and placement of this material is critical to the effective operation of the system.

This layer is 600mm deep (minimum) containing: • • • • •

Clay and silt (<3%) (<0.05mm) Very fine sand (5% to 30%) (0.05mm to 0.15mm) Fine sand (10% to 30%) (0.15mm to 0.25mm) Medium to coarse sand (40% to 60%) (0.25mm to 1.0mm) Coarse sand (7% to 10%) (1.0mm to 2.0mm) Fine gravel (<3%) (2.0mm to 3.4mm)

Finish

-

Installation

• Size, depth and location of rain gardens should be coordinated by the stormwater engineer and landscape architect

Maintenance

• • • • •

Supplier

-

Comments

-

Location

-

Pavements and Stairs

Roads & Services

Replacement of any damaged or inferior plants, weeding, pruning Replenishment and restoration of gravel mulch Manual removal of sediment from sediment forebay or scour pad every 3-6 months Manual scraping/tilling of clogged layer of filtration media.

Clogged layer to be appropriately disposed off approximately every 5-7 years testing dependent

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Technical Details

MIN. WIDTH 2000 PLANTS WHICH CAN COPE WITH PERIODIC INUNDATION. SEDGES AND TUFTED GRASSES DO NOT REQUIRE MOWING

:3

X1 MA MIN. WIDTH 2000 300 600 200 100

300

M

600mmPERFORATED FILTER MEDIA (LOAMYCOLLECTION SAND) TO OUTLET TRANSITIONAL LAYER

200 100

600

EXTENDED DETENTION DEPTH PLANTSABOVE WHICHFILTER CAN COPE WITH PERIODIC MEDIA SHALL NOT INUNDATION. SEDGES AND TUFTED GRASSES EXCEED 300mm DO NOT REQUIRE MOWING 50MM DEPTH GRAVEL MULCH EXTENDED DETENTION DEPTH ABOVE FILTER MEDIA SHALL NOT BIDIM A14 GEOFABRIC EXCEED 300mm 50MM DEPTH GRAVEL MULCH 600mm FILTER MEDIA (LOAMY SAND) BIDIM A14 GEOFABRIC TRANSITIONAL LAYER

:3 AX 1

PERFORATED 200-150mm DRAINAGE COLLECTION LAYER (COARSE SAND/GRAVEL) TO OUTLET

WIDTH VARIES 500 MIN.

200-150mm DRAINAGE LAYER (COARSE SAND/GRAVEL)

WIDTH VARIES

1. Typical vegetated bioretention system detail 1:25 1. Typical vegetated bioretention 500 MIN. system detail 1:25 LOCALLY PLACED TOPSOIL BETWEEN ROCKS. FILL PLANTING HOLE TO MIN. DEPTH OFPLACED 300MM. PLANTING LOCALLY DENSITY =6 TOPSOIL BETWEEN M2 ROCKS.PLANTS/ FILL PLANTING HOLE TO MIN. DEPTH OF 300MM. PLANTING DENSITY = 6 PLANTS/ M2

200 100

150 MIN DEPTH

DEEP RIP RAP SCOUR PROTECTION

1:1

TRANSITIONAL LAYER (COURSE SAND) DEEP RIP RAP SCOUR PROTECTION PERFORATED COLLECTION TRANSITIONAL LAYERTO OUTLET (COURSE SAND) 200-150mm DRAINAGE LAYER (COARSE PERFORATED SAND/GRAVEL) COLLECTION TO OUTLET

1:1

200 100

300-700

300-700

150 MIN DEPTH

1. Typical Vegetated Bioretention System 1. Typical vegetated bioretention system detail 1:25 Section 1:25 1. Typical vegetated bioretention system detail 1:25

BEDDING LAYER WITH 200-150mm DRAINAGE GEOTEXTILE OR LAYER (COARSE IMPERVIOUS LINING SAND/GRAVEL) WHERE REQUIRED BEDDING LAYER WITH GEOTEXTILE OR IMPERVIOUS LINING WHERE REQUIRED

WIDTH VARIES 500 MIN.

1. Typical Rock Ballast Bioretention System WIDTH VARIES Section 2. 1:25 Typical rock ballast bioretention system detail 1:25 500 MIN.

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2. Typical Public rock Domain ballast Manual bioretention

DRAWING Rain Gardens system detail 1:25

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