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Design Details
The foreshore redevelopment covers the foreshore area between View Avenue and Laycock Street. See schedule of works for details of project staging.
Purpose
- To reconnect the heart of Surfers Paradise with the beach
- Create a safer, more accessible public space - with improved recreational opportunities
- Improve infrastructure for major events
- Minimise traffic impact and create a safer place for pedestrians and cyclists
Features
Features of the new design include four new toilet blocks, three beach shelters, a 20metre-wide pedestrian promenade, barbecues, picnic areas and new and improved beach access points with disability ramps.
Trees and vegetation
Careful consideration has been given to ensure maximum use of existing trees and vegetation in the redesigned foreshore. Where possible, large trees have been kept in their original location and redeveloped areas have been designed around them.
Around 95 Pandanus trees have been retained and will be replanted in new locations which further complement the new landscape. In the stage one area, the Pandanus trees have already been planted in their new locations along the side of the road and in the dunal areas.
Dunal vegetation will be planted along the foreshore areas. Plant species have been carefully selected to ensure they are suitable for the hardy, coastal environment and where possible, native species are selected.
See what the new foreshore will look like by viewing the animated design preview.
Detailed plans
To view specific locations of new features on the foreshore, click on the detailed plans below.
Perspective images
Click on the images below to enlarge.
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