After 12 weeks of hard work, the students were able to present their final project back to the community. In here, you will find a summary of the student projects with some snippets of the illustrated outcomes. To see their complete work, links are provided below.

Bayswater Eco Industry

By Brent Davern, Taylor Goddard, Paul Ventrice, Jackson Tomich, Holly Doherty

Introduction & Purpose – The Bayswater Industrial Area faces issues of poor image maintenance and non-governance, resulting in a disjointed and unsightly urban form. Adopting urban regeneration will see the emergence of a new identity, where the stakeholders are proud of where they operate.

Vision – “A regenerated BIA hopes to create a highly integrated environment with a diversity of industries, inspiring the adaptive reuse of existing buildings, innovation and creativity whilst supporting local employment opportunities”

The final design by the students was informed by a historical analysis of the site, the contextual analysis at a local and regional scale. The students assessed the site based on the area’s strengths, weaknesses, threats, and opportunities.

 

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Catalyst for Change

By Pernille Olsen, Alayka Balraj, Shania Hunt, Liam Johnson

Aim – To restore the amenity of the area, preserve and improve the natural environment, and to encourage an environmentally conscious outcome for industrial use in the area.

The students’ final design was informed by analysing the existing stakeholders, the potential constraints and benefits of the site with an aim to improve the streetscape and economic vitality of the precinct. The students transformed the precinct to include a living stream and a new indoor sports centre as well as strategised to improve the general amenity of the streets through increased lighting, walking pathways and improved aesthetics.

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THE BIZ

By Jessica Lisle, Samuel Luckas, Kar Nam Ng, Paul Tang, Conor Noone

Catalyst – A Skills Innovation Hub will be established to determine employment pathways for students and skills development opportunities for existing and new businesses. A Design Team will work to determine design priorities for the public and private realm.

The students’ final design focused on designing a skills innovation hub to generate new economic opportunities as well as a revitalised streetscape.

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Bayswater Eco Industry

By Brent Davern, Taylor Goddard, Paul Ventrice, Jackson Tomich, Holly Doherty

Regeneration strategies – The Bayswater Eco-Industry is the regeneration strategy for Precinct 2 of the Bayswater Industrial Area (BIA). The strategy focuses on sustainable and green industrial uses, resulting in the creation of a niche, modern cluster of much needed renewable and sustainable focused business operations. Five strategies are outlined in this plan, along with their associated sub-strategies, to ensure the outcome of this regeneration project will be economically, culturally, and environmentally viable to the BIA. These sub-strategies are Adaptive Reuse, Streetscape Design, Security, Sustainable Practice and Living Stream Formation.

The students’ final design focused on a 3 stage development, focusing on the adaptive reuse of areas, streetscape design, security, sustainable practice and a living stream.

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Student Project 5

By Tom Rees, Jazlyn Hopper, Daniel Lewis, Sarah Truong, John Garbin, and Lok Yee Yung

Vision – A regenerated Bayswater Industrial Area hopes to create a highly integrated environment with a diversity of industries, inspiring the adaptive reuse of existing buildings, innovation and creativity whilst supporting local employment opportunities.

The final student design focused on several opportunities including streetscape redevelopment, public transport, corporate branding, container park redevelopment site, wetland development, drainage for liveability, and creative industry.

 

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