Katoomba Charrette Outcomes Report - Blue Mountains City Council
Katoomba Charrette Outcomes Report - Blue Mountains City Council
Katoomba Charrette Outcomes Report - Blue Mountains City Council
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<strong>Katoomba</strong> <strong>Charrette</strong> <strong>Report</strong> & Town Centre Strategy<br />
While the north and south parts of this design could be developed independently of each other,<br />
this design offers the chance for a joint venture development of the whole project, with shared<br />
parking. The Cultural/Visitors Centre might have its peak use during the afternoons, while the<br />
cineplex’s peak parking demand for the same parking spaces would be in the evening.<br />
Design Option ‘A’ for the Old TAFE site, which Keeps the Old TAFE Building<br />
Apparently Inadequate Ca Parking Capacity<br />
An apparent weakness of this scheme is that retaining the Old TAFE Building will limit car<br />
parking capacity to only about half the anticipated parking capacity understood by the<br />
<strong>Charrette</strong> Team to be needed to optimise the visitor parking to take advantage of the bus to<br />
Echo Point during peak visitor days, and thereby to attract more visitors to the Town Centre.<br />
10.1.5 Multi- Use Option ‘B’<br />
This preliminary design features roughly the same Cultural/Visitors Centre as explained and<br />
illustrated above in the perspective sketches, but this one has the Old TAFE Building removed,<br />
in order to make more efficient use of the site, especially to gain more underground parking<br />
capacity. The southern base of the development abuts and looks over Jane Young’s existing<br />
Civic Video and Retrovision building, which is to be retained in this design (see Building Section<br />
below).<br />
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