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Oxley Creek Transformation Master Plan
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Council's vision is to transform the Oxley Creek corridor - a 20km highly urbanised waterway from the Brisbane River to Larapinta - into a lifestyle and leisure destination.
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"The Oxley Creek Transformation Master Plan is an outstanding planning document that clearly exemplifies a large scale project. The judging panel felt that the project demonstrated originality, innovation, transferability and excellent engagement. This project acknowledges a clear distinction in areas that are included in the master plan which speaks to its transferability and innovation. Building on the hard work and commitment of waterway catchment groups, local councils, state and federal governments, this project has taken the master plan from just a plan, to a tangible waterway catchment revitalisation project. The clarity provided in the master plan on the project and implementation steps sets this project above and beyond expectations, with a 20-year delivery timeline and revenue generating delivery model. The judges were impressed with the transferability for this project, and the economic delivery model as a blueprint for waterway regeneration to ensure viable outcomes."
Judges' comments, 2019 PIA National Awards
Project Details
LatStudios, alongside Oxley Creek Transformation, designed the Master Plan for the Oxley Creek corridor. Council's vision is to transform the Oxley Creek corridor - a 20km highly urbanised waterway from the Brisbane River to Larapinta - into a lifestyle and leisure destination. This Master Plan represents the first major milestone in achieving that vision.
LatStudios has reimagined Oxley Creek as an urban playground, economic incubator, environmental asset and an incredible new tourism destination.
Benefits of LatStudios' Master Plan:
- translates an ambition to make Brisbane one of the world's top 10 lifestyle cities into practical action
- outlines projects and initiatives to revitalise Brisbane's most urbanised waterway
- creates a contemporary blueprint for a regionally significant, multifunctional open space
- seeks environmentally sensitive outcomes
- embeds flood resilience into the corridor, growing its rich network of green spaces
- is designed to attract investment to unlock the corridor's economic potential.
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