Harvey Community Precinct - Master Plan 2021 - Shire of Harvey
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Harvey Community Precinct Master Plan 2021
1. Design Approach
SITE CONTEXT AND CHARACTER SITE HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE AND SITE ADAPTATION
Harvey has a rural character shaped by its long standing agricultural industries and an The significant heritage buildings (highlighted in yellow) that are to be retained currently sit
Indigneous heritage shaped by its history and pre-colonial landscape named ‘Korijekup’. disconnected in the landscape. The removal of existing buildings (grey - non-heritage) will
allow clear north-south, east-west connectivity and reclaim the heritage landscape.
1. Harvey Town Hall- adapted to be the Arts, Culture and Tourism Centre - performing arts,
exhibition, galleries, creative arts rooms and studios, and Artist residency.
2. Shire Administration Building - retaining clock facade with skeletal pergola structure behind -
demolishing the remainder.
3. War Memorial Library - retaining the front facade and introducing a transparent building extending
beyond the original footprint with internal chamber within its volume.
4. Catholic Church - retained and adapted as an event space.
5. RSL Hall Community Resource Building - remains as community resource centre.
** See Appendix for Heritage Report
The projects sits within the Shire of Harvey bounded by Uduc Road (South), Young Street
(West) Gibb Street (North) and Becher Street (East).
To the West sits the Harvey Recreation Grounds and ANZAC War Memorial, Harvey Primary
School to the North with eastern and southern numerous lots.
CURRENT SITE AND HERITAGE ESTABLISH SPINE TO ACTIVATE BUILDING HERITAGE SITE
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DESIGN APPROACH - KEY DRIVERS
MASTERPLANNING TO CREATE HARVEY’S IDENTITY CREATION OF 3 CONNECTED PRECINCTS
The Masterplan approach will reclaim Harvey’s identity through 3 principles : Three connected precincts are strategically located to strengthen connections, create
relationships and activate historic buildings, new buildings, existing facilities and streetscapes.
1. CELEBRATE THE HISTORY - Connect and frame the heritage buildings as beacons This definition also provides for Event Mode within each precinct.
within the precinct to restore regional character and celebrate history.
2. CREATE A PLACE FOR THE COMMUNITY - Create a Hub and focal point for the
28,000 people living across the Shire. A relatable, identifiable and usable place which
responds to residents now and into the future (considering a changing demographic).
Community & Learning Civic Chamber & Administration Arts, Culture & Tourism
3. SHOWCASE SHIRE OF HARVEY - Curation of an experience that is memorable and
Locate: Direct link to Primary School & Locate: Direct Link War Memorial - Using War Locate: Direct link to Main Street (Uduc) to
unique to showcase Harvey with a flexible precinct for its history, arts, culture, civic and
Sporting Grounds to deliver a support facility Memorial Library as Beacon activate & invite Tourism
local produce.
+ Library, Community Resource Centre and + Civic Chamber
Radio + Civic Administration + Exhibition and Multipurpose Space
+ Events, Youth Room and Start- up + Civic Courtyard (For + Creative Arts Group and Studios
+ Market Lawn & Event Space Ceremonies) + Artist in Residence and Gallery
+ Public Meeting Rooms + Civic Meeting Rooms + Harvey Arts Society & Gallery
+ RSL + Civic Garden Opportunity + PerformingArts and Events
+ Nature Play + Linked to Civic Lane with Events + Arts Courtyard
+ Tourism Information
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RE-ESTABLISHING STREET EDGE, SITE AXIS AND ENTRY POINTS CONNECTION TO OUTSIDE VIA INTERNAL COURTYARDS AND ARBOURS SITE RESPONSE TO CONTEXT, CHARACTER AND FORM
Establishing North/South and East/West spines with key entry points to connect the Internal courtyards allow retention of trees and Northern light to flood into both new A progressive architectural form extending North, South , East and West connects
precinct to the Primary School, the Playing Fields, Main Road and Becher street. and old buildings. the precinct, the heritage buildings and the street edge, paying homage to Harvey’s
history and wider agricultural context through symbolism and scale. The various
Re-establishing the street edge to restore the heritage buildings presence on the Adoption of portal frame structures act as green links, providing both outdoor facilities unravel across the site, creating a connected precinct punctuated with open
street scape. shelter and connecting key points. courtyards, meeting places and expanded site lines.
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The simplicity, relatability and contextual relevance of a farmhouse shed – sloping
roofs and exposed trusses is the common thread, contrasted with contempory
Administration Courtyard adaptions of portal frames as arbors, steel and timber cladding.
Library Reading Court
Civic Courtyard
Facades respond to passive solar orientation with north / south with larger voids, east
/ west more subdued voids and all facades have desired shading.
CIVIC CIVIC ADMINISTRATION LIGHT & CONNECTIVITY PUBLIC / COMMUNITY
Historic War Formal Planning Portal frame “shed” structure (LIBRARY)
Memorial Library providing continuity of form to connect the spine, Approachable scale paying
capturing light and providing shade homage to wider Harvey
farming structures
LIGHT & CONNECTIVITY OUTDOOR ROOM INVITE NATURE
Portal frame “gable shed” structure Mimics the Farm House to provide The portal frame structure touches
providing continuity of form to connect the Outdoor Community Living Room lightly on the Historic precinct
spine, capture light and provide shade & Local Produce Merchant and is able to respond to existing
nature and retains Trees.
DESIGN APPROACH BENCHMARKS The following benchmarks reflect a connected sense of place through spatial fluidity, human- scale design and warm materials. SPATIAL Green Square Library, Sydney Municipal Library, Kirkkonummi (Finalnd) Green Square Library, Sydney Green Square Library, Sydney Municipal Library, Kirkkonummi (Finalnd)
MATERIAL Sands End Arts and Community Centre, London Salle Des Fetes De Pratgraussals, France PXL-MAD School of Arts, Belgium School Complex Gloggnitz, Austria Yolanda Ceballos Caroline University - Phase 1, Mexico Galleria Gentili, Italy
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JOB No. ORG. No. REVISION
20027 SK101 E ARCHITECTURE/ URBAN DESIGN/ INTERIOR DESIGNJULY 2:30PM GIBBS STREET - LIBRARY, CHURCH UDUC ROAD ELEVATION - TOWN HALL, ARTIST RESIDENCE, EXHIBITION HALL * Artists impressions don’t include true depiction of Town Hall and Church buildings
JULY 2:30PM YOUNG STREET ELEVATION - CHAMBERS, TOWN HALL YOUNG STREET ELEVATION - CHURCH, MARKET LAWN * Artists impressions don’t include true depiction of Town Hall and Church buildings
3. Space Planning - Library
SPACE PLANNING
High level space planning has been developed to confirm the adequacy of the areas detailed
in the masterplan. Schematic design and design development is required to satisfy the
agreed brief.
LIBRARY
Two large trees in front of the existing arts centre on Gibb street shape the planning of the
Library with the use of an elliptical reading court to accommodate their retention. The Gibb
street arrival is also shaped by a retained mature tree.
There are two entry points - one at the North-West corner of the building via Gibb street and
the one accessed from within the precinct at the Western edge of the building connecting the
library to the Market Lawn as well as the playing fields over Young Street.
The open plan of the Library is accompanied by a pertinent quarter at its rear, with closed
rooms to house the reception, CRC, Community Radio, Hub and Kid’s Area.
The library maximises on spatial flexibility accommodating free standing bookshelves, with
wall shelving running along the eastern edge.
The circulation of the library revolves around the reading courtyard for visual and spatial
continuity as well as experience within nature.
Seating becomes an extension of the elliptical courtyard lending itself to a continuous and
open space expanded by the direct light recieved from the open air void. The existing trees
provide adequate diffusion of this light.
Extensive glazing on the Northern and Western edges connect the space to Gibb street and
the Harvey Market Square.
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LIBRARY READING + STUDY EASTERN EDGE
LIBRARY READING COURTYARD
LIBRARY READING COURTYARD - AERIAL
4. Space Planning - Events / Multipurpose
SPACE PLANNING (CONTINUED)
EVENTS/MULTIPURPOSE
Events internal seating with ample alfresco seating run the northern and eastern perimeter
looking out onto the outdoor Market Event Square.
The kitchen is flexible-use or leased to operater and can be used for commercial kitchen and
council dinners.
A youth centre connected to the events and alfresco is linked to to the co-working area on
the upper floor (accessed from an exterior staircase).
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EVENTS ALFRESCO AREA LOOKING ONTO MARKET LAWN
EVENTS ALFRESCO AREA
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5. Space Planning - Council chamber and administration
SPACE PLANNING (CONTINUED) COUNCIL CHAMBER AND ADMINISTRATION CHAMBERS AND EVENTS + Public Gallery - Entrance into the Chambers via the public gallery, which can convert to cater for an additional 50 people for council meetings when opened to the chambers. + The Chambers - is a restrained and elegant space welcoming but with the gravitas of an official building. It is the focal point of the plan, with two civic courtyards on the northern and southern edges of the room that expand the space with light and greenery. The retention of the War Memorial Library facade lends itself to the official arrival experience. Its primary use is for council meeting, public seating and has the flexibility to be used by other users and events. + Councillor Dining, Bar and Lounge - Connected to the Chambers and Public Gallery, this space is used before and after meetings and events, and abuts onto Young Street for showcase purposes. The space provides for a long table set up for 20-30 people. The bar has the ability to be open or concealed. + Shire President Office - can be accessed externally and is located near to the CEO’s office. FRONT OF HOUSE + Main entrance from thoroughfare connected to Young Street, acting as a ‘pre-lobby’ to allow for larger groups. + The reception allows for physical separation of customers. + Licencing test booth located near reception. + Two small meetings rooms with operable walls have private and public access. OFFICES, MEETING AND FACILITY (see Facilities Schedule for more detail) + Open plan office workstations in the southern quarter of the building are accessed from reception and privately from the Arts Courtyard. The work space is connected to the lunchroom and alfresco eating area. + Meeting and training rooms are positioned at the northern quarter with access to the cafe laneway. + Planning, Health, Governence and Communties workstations have a driect link to the Adminstration Courtyard. ADMINISTRATION COURTYARD + Central focal point and light void to expand adjacent circulation corridors and offices. + The courtyard can be used as both a workspace and events.
CHAMBER & ADMINISTRATION VISUALISATIONS Chamber + Administration - Young Street Facade Chamber Interior Administration Courtyard Chamber - Looking onto Civic Courtyard
CHAMBER & ADMINISTRATION YOUNG STREET FACADE
CHAMBER & ADMINISTRATION
CHAMBER & ADMINISTRATION - CIVIC COURTYARD
ADMINISTRATION COURTYARD
6. Space Planning - Arts, exhibition, gallery and artist residency
SPACE PLANNING (CONTINUED) ARTS, EXHIBITION, GALLERY AND ARTIST RESIDENCY + Arrival into the exhibition space is framed by a forecourt on Uduc Road. The exhibition space is open-plan with high ceilings, enveloping an enclosed mass of two Creative Arts Studios, allowing visitors to view live creative studios and the process of making. + An arbor overhead directs pedestrians from the Uduc Road and Young Street into an intimate Arts Courtyard. + The Town Hall Performing Arts and Events is accessed via Young Street and is linked to the Arts and Society Gallery spaces to showcase Shire and local artwork. + A Kitchenette at the north is used for tea, wine, cheese and cake service. + The Arts Courtyard is perceived as the heart of the Arts Precinct and accommodates for events and large congregations. From a planning perspective, the courtyard allows division of creative space types and also allows northern light to flood studio and gallery spaces. + The Corners Garden activates the street edge by visually and spatially connecting the Town Hall with the Artist in Residence. ARTS COURTYARD - WORK IN PROGRESS
ARTS, EXHIBITION & GALLERY VISUALISATIONS Multi- Purpose Exhibition Space- Looking South Multi-Purpose Exhibition Space - Looking North Multi-Purpose Exhibtion Space - Entry Entry Court to Arts Precinct
MULTI PURPOSE EXHIBITION SPACE
MULTIPURPOSE EXHIBITION SPACE
MULTIPURPOSE EXHIBITION SPACE - ENTRY
EXHIBITION/STUDIOS & ARTS COURTYARD
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