The Canopy by Gamuda Land December 2022 |
The section of Johnson St that will be closed to create a park |
The plan for the site includes closing a section of Johnson St to become a park.
This advice will build upon six sustainability principles for the Fishermans Bend precinct: low carbon, water sensitive, climate adept, connected and liveable, low waste and biodiverse. (source: HIP V HYPE)
- The tower setbacks increased to a minimum of 10 metres from Johnson Street and Munro Street
- At least 20% of dwellings to contain three or more bedrooms, with a plan to transition to 25% of all dwellings containing three of more bedrooms.
- At least 25% of all car parking spaces on all levels to have access to an EV charging point.
- Provide for the delivery of at least 6% of the total number of dwellings, for affordable housing before the development is occupied.
the site from the corner of Normanby & Johnson St, 2021 |
The City of Port Phillip considered the application on 4 October 2017.
- The proposal is for a 40 level mixed use tower including a five level podium.
- A 4.5m wide pedestrian through block lane/link is proposed along the north-east side of the site, The link would be covered at first floor level for weather protection and wind mitigation.
- The development proposed five affordable dwellings.
source: City of Port Phillip report of 4 October 2017 Planning application reference nos: DELWP ref: 16/00106, Council ref: MINRA 0004/2016/A
27 June 2016
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the site from the corner of Normanby & Johnson St, 2016 |
8 May 2015
from the corner of Normanby & Johnson St, 2015 |