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Renewing urban areas
Victoria Park
Renewing urban areas
Prince Henry
Renewing urban areas
Minto Renewal Project
Where:
Joynton Avenue, Zetland
Where:
Anzac Parade, Little Bay
Where:
Ben Lomond Road, Minto
Council: City of Sydney
Council: Randwick
Council: Campbelltown
Area:
25.2ha
Area:
85ha
Area:
84ha
What’s proposed: Around 3,500 dwellings, 18,000m 2 of
commercial area, 17,000m 2 of retail area, open space and
community facilities.
Our role: As masterplanner and developer, we delivered
all the infrastructure, environmental features and parklands.
The private sector is delivering the built form in accordance
with council requirements and the Victoria Park design
guidelines.
Where it’s up to: Delivery phase. Over 1,550 apartments
have been delivered, along with key infrastructure, water
sensitive urban design features, a small retail precinct,
community facilities and four parks. A further 900
apartments are under construction.
Features: This multi-award-winning project is the catalyst
for the broader redevelopment occurring in and around
Green Square. It is designed to accommodate a rapidly
changing housing market and caters for a wide range of
housing types. The cutting-edge design and environmental
features pioneered in Victoria Park are now being rolled out
across Landcom projects.
What’s proposed: Redevelopment of the former Prince
Henry Hospital site, featuring 950 dwellings, restoration
of 19 heritage buildings, conservation of 4.2ha of eastern
suburbs banksia scrub, community facilities and open
space.
Our role: We have masterplanned the estate and the
delivery of built form has been undertaken by the private
sector according to our requirements.
Where it’s up to: Delivery phase. Remediation,
infrastructure and civil site works are complete. A large
number of community organisations are now housed on the
site. All home sites have been sold and agreements have
been negotiated with developers, including Stockland,
Sunland, St Lukes and Brookfield Multiplex. Around 75% of
dwellings have been completed. A reserve trust has been
established to manage the land and building assets which
remain in public ownership.
Features: This development is significant for its sensitive
management of environmental, social and heritage
issues and its coastal location. It not only provides diverse
dwellings, including aged care, but also includes various
social and environmental sustainability initiatives and
returns 80% of the site to the public as open space.
What’s proposed: Around 1,200 dwellings in total with
850 lots for private sale by Landcom and 350 lots that will
be built and retained by Housing NSW. Also included are
a reconfigured road and footpath network, cycleways, six
public reserves and a multi-purpose community facility.
Our role: We are working with Housing NSW and
Campbelltown City Council to redevelop this former public
housing estate.
We negotiated the development management agreement
and site masterplan and we are providing funding and
development management services for what will become a
model for the redevelopment of public housing estates.
Where it’s up to: Delivery phase. The concept plan
was approved and rezoning gazetted in 2006. Stage 1
construction activities were completed in September 2008,
followed by Stage 2 (2009), Stage 3 (2010) and Stage 4
(2011). The Stage 5 and 6 construction works commenced in
April 2011 and are due to be completed in mid 2012.
Features: The redevelopment will revitalise and transform
the former estate’s poor physical and social environment
and help address the issues that have troubled this estate
in the past.
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