Southern View: January 20, 2022
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Thursday <strong>January</strong> <strong>20</strong> <strong>20</strong>22 5<br />
COMING SOON: An architectural render shows what the hub of Halswell’s new retirement<br />
village Banbury Park will look like. <br />
First stage of retirement<br />
village set to open in May<br />
A NEW $210 million retirement<br />
village is set to open in Halswell<br />
this year.<br />
Construction has started at<br />
Banbury Park, with the first<br />
stage scheduled to open in May.<br />
The management team of<br />
developers Qestral Corporation<br />
is led by Ryman Healthcare cofounder<br />
John Ryder.<br />
“I am delighted that Qestral is<br />
bringing one of its popular and<br />
innovative villages to Halswell,”<br />
Ryder said.<br />
Its focus was design, individuality,<br />
technology and integrated<br />
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The village will feature 191<br />
stand-alone houses and 42 apartments<br />
for independent living<br />
with support if needed, located<br />
between Milns and Sparks Rd.<br />
An integrated rest home and<br />
hospital care facility with a separate<br />
specialised dementia centre<br />
is also part of the design.<br />
Banbury Park is being designed<br />
by Kerry Mason and Huia<br />
Reriti of MAP Architects.<br />
“We are confident the result<br />
will provide bespoke homes &<br />
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varied,” Mason said.<br />
The 14ha village is designed<br />
for those aged 65 and over and<br />
will have no buildings over two<br />
storeys in height.<br />
The houses will be stand-alone<br />
with a mix of different architectural<br />
designs and configurations.<br />
These single-story purposebuilt<br />
facilities will each have<br />
spacious care suites, each with<br />
private outdoor decking.<br />
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available to residents.<br />
Chance to have your<br />
say on Lancaster Park<br />
COMMUNITY views are<br />
being sought on what should be<br />
included in a draft landscape<br />
plan for the remainder of<br />
Lancaster Park.<br />
Lancaster Park has been in the<br />
process of transformation, from<br />
former stadium to recreation<br />
space and sports fields.<br />
The entire site has been<br />
grassed and the sports fields and<br />
perimeter pathway are expected<br />
to open to the public in April.<br />
The remainder of the park<br />
is being set aside for the local<br />
community for informal leisure<br />
and recreational activities.<br />
Before a draft landscape plan<br />
is developed for these areas the<br />
city council wants to hear from<br />
those living in the communities<br />
surrounding the park.<br />
“We particularly want to<br />
know what the local people are<br />
keen to see included – this is<br />
their local park and will provide<br />
much-needed greenspace for<br />
individuals and groups in the<br />
area,” city council head of parks<br />
Andrew Rutledge said.<br />
“While the community spaces<br />
will need to work around those<br />
already set aside for formal<br />
sports and the existing heritage<br />
gates on Stevens St, there are<br />
spaces for smaller elements<br />
throughout the park. This is<br />
an exciting opportunity and<br />
we want to hear from as many<br />
people as possible.”<br />
Consultation on the<br />
community greenspace is open<br />
now and closes on March 9.<br />
Drop-in sessions for residents<br />
will be held on the following<br />
dates:<br />
Community Conversations<br />
– Phillipstown Hub, February<br />
3, 6pm<br />
Pop-up at the park–<br />
Lancaster Park, February 12,<br />
noon-2pm<br />
Community drop-in –<br />
Charleston Reserve, February<br />
19, noon-2pm<br />
Community drop-in –<br />
Olliviers Reserve, March 5,<br />
noon-2pm<br />
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