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PERTH: MELBOURNE: WWW.PLANE.COM.AU 414 ROKEBY ROAD 119 FERRARS STREET SUBIACO, WA 6008 SOUTHBANK, VIC 3006 PHONE: +61 8 9388 9566 PHONE: +61 3 8391 3313 VISION PLAN E, AN INNOVATIVE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO COMMITTED TO DELIVERING CREATIVE, PROVOCATIVE, INSPIRING AND SOCIALLY RELEVANT SOLUTIONS FOR ALL OUR CLIENTS.

PERTH: MELBOURNE: 414 ROKEBY ROAD 119 FERRARS STREET SUBIACO, WA 6008 SOUTHBANK, VIC 3006 [email protected] PHONE: +61 8 9388 9566 PHONE: +61 3 8391 3313 WWW.PLANE.COM.AU We strive to create socially inclusive and relevant environments that are highly accessible to all and enhance community wellbeing.

PLAN E approaches design from a We strive to create socially inclusive and community-based perspective, with the relevant environments that are highly understanding that environments are accessible to all and enhance community social spaces that should be inspiring and wellbeing. To achieve this PLAN E employs engaging, allowing people to interact with a wide range of Place Making techniques and respond to it. We aim to design spaces developed over 20 years of research and that invite participation in their materiality implementation. and form and encourage meaningful Community wellbeing includes, in connections between people and place. particular, community safety and security. A well designed urban environment is To ensure both passive and active urban both socially and economically successful, environments are safe and secure for good to live in and attractive to visit. Good public use, these attributes are well civic and community spaces foster social considered in PLAN E’s designs through connections by providing compelling both sound awareness of current relevant spaces to gather, relax, and interact. safety codes and standards, as well as consideration of CPTED (crime prevention Our work at Ellenbrook, including the through environmental design) principles. Ellenbrook Town Square and Ellen Stirling Gardens, and our work in the City of Our work on significant public Perth at Forrest Place and Manatj Park infrastructure projects, including the demonstrates our understanding that the Northbridge Link project, demonstrates form and fabric of a place defines the living PLAN E is fully conversant with the latest environment, and the establishment of a safety codes and standards. hierarchy of both public and private spaces provides clarity of function and movement. MANATJ PARK

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: COMPLETED 2019

The vision and design of Manatj Park is This meeting of cultures is further inspired by the historical wetlands & lakes symbolised within the ellipse of trees which existed during Perth’s development which frame and embrace the square. and growth. These wetlands created Native Flooded Gum trees wrap around Manatj Park is an urban the skewed separation of the City grids the Northern side of the square signifying forest and oasis, providing that exists and divided the CBD from the indigenous Noongar culture, while Northbridge. The design references the Deciduous Ornamental Pear Trees on a place of relaxation and seasonal drying of the wetland within southern half of the ellipse signifies the paving design, and symbolically and European culture. The trees densify within respite within the otherwise visually unifies the square as one the ellipse creating an urban forest, whilst shared space. the Melaleuca located at the lowest point harsh city environment. of the ‘lake’, symbolise the last of the water The unified square was a crucial design as the lake dries out. objective. To reinforce this unity, two sculptural ‘Ribbon’ structures weave their A series of ‘Islands’ within the drying lake way through the space, connecting both provide seating opportunities and refuge sides of the square. The two ‘Ribbons’ for users. These islands take the form represent and celebrate the coming of sweeping concrete seating walls and together of Noongar and European sculptural timber benches which frame turf cultures, dating back to the settlement embankments or garden beds. Which are of Perth. positioned to provide the benefits of winter sun in the cooler months, and offer unique meeting points and places to relax.

AWARDS:

2018 RAIA ARCHITECTURE MASTERPRIZE AWARD [email protected] WWW.PLANE.COM.AU FORREST PLACE

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: COMPLETED 2012

PLAN E was engaged to work within an In order to improve the flexibility of interdisciplinary team on the extensive Forrest Place as a venue for major redevelopment of Forrest Place, to provide performances and events, the stage a flexible multi-use environment that area has been repositioned and a new The space is contemporary allows for greater accessibility. overhead canopy provided. The space incorporates new seating areas, transplant but evocative of a traditional The Brief for the Forrest Place Project was trees, an interactive water feature and to link Forrest Place with the Perth Station a controversial sculpture, combining to formal city square , cohesive forecourt to create a grand space for create a more dynamic and interesting the citys primary urban space within the in design and highly flexible space. CBD. The space was to be contemporary to function with both a day but evocative of a traditional formal city The project team was fully multidisciplinary square, cohesive in design and highly with PLAN E working successfully with the and night culture. flexible to function with both a day and Architect, the Construction Engineers and night culture. Electrical, Structural, Civil, Hydraulic and Irrigation Consultants. The design establishes a seamless visual and physical connection between Forrest Place and the Station forecourt by removal of the pedestrian bridge and the stairs to Wellington Street, and extending consistent treatments across Wellington Street into the Station forecourt.

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2014 PIA NATIONAL GREAT PLACE AWARD [email protected] 2013 PIA EXCELLENCE AWARD WWW.PLANE.COM.AU

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: ONGOING

PLAN E were engaged as part of an The existing Horseshoe Bridge to the south interdisciplinary team to prepare a detailed west corner of the site defines entry into Master Plan and Development Guidelines the site, with a proposed avenue of plane for the Perth City Link Project which trees and a sophisticated paving palette The creation of a vibra nt includes the area bounded by Wellington to frame and provide presence and an urban entertainment , Street, Roe Street, the and identifiable character to Wellington Street. Horseshoe Bridge. Master planning was The redevelopment of Wellington Street followed by the implementation of stage commercial and into an urban boulevard will provide the 1 & 2 of the works which included Bridge public with a variety of visual opportunities residential precinct as an Plaza to the west and Wellington Street. and experiences, with designated cycle extension to the existing A coordinated response to and integration way, defined pedestrian crossing points, of rail, bus, pedestrian, cycle and vehicular tactile paving, planted nibs, and defined urban fabric of the city movement systems throughout the parking bays to assist in traffic calming precinct has been a key consideration in and the creation of a highly pedestrian centre and Nort hbridge. the planning and design of the external orientated environment. spaces. Plan E worked closely with the team, including the traffic consultants and the , to ensue that all pedestrian and transportation systems were seamlessly integrated throughout the precinct.

[email protected] WWW.PLANE.COM.AU WELLINGTON GARDENS

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: COMPLETED 2015

PLAN E was engaged to work within an The multi functional design of Wellington interdisciplinary team in the creation of a Gardens accommodates an urban lifestyle multi-functional centralised park within the through a high level of public amenities Kings Square Development. catering for a variety of events and A tranquil urban green activities which range from; fitness classes, The design evokes a relaxing and tranquil market stalls, alfresco dining to informal space that provides reprieve from the high paced urban activity picnics or simply lounging in the sun. of the city. In the same way garden parks a high level of public were intended in London, Wellington amenities to promote Gardens acts as the backyard and the urban forecourt to adjacent tenancies, wellbeing and social promoting wellbeing and social interaction for residents and city workers in a relaxed interaction. and flexible space.

[email protected] WWW.PLANE.COM.AU ELLENBROOK TOWN CENTRE

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: ONGOING

Plan E has been involved in Ellenbrook The focus was to create a more legible since 2000, working initially on the town centre with a strong civic core, a Charlottes Vineyard Village, and has strong sense of place, and a diverse range subsequently been involved in of public spaces linked by high quality The town centre expansion numerous residential villages, as well streetscape and laneways. as the Ellenbrook District Centre and is based on the Ellen Stirling The design references the Ellen Stirling the Ellenbrook Town Centre. Three story with the public realm and built form significant projects completed story , which is to embody inspired by historical references, styles to date in the town centre are the Town and materials from her rich early colonial qualities that she embraced; Square Park, Main Street Plaza and heritage in a contemporary interpretation, the Ellenbrook Water Play facility, with brick to be a signature element. The youthfulness , playfulness, important projects in fostering Town Centre contains elements of surprise community development. a passion for learning , and discovery to reflect the spirit of Ellen In 2011 Ellenbrook Management Pty Ltd Stirling not only in the layout, but also in modern thinking, vibrancy , commenced a planning review of the the treatment of spaces and buildings. tolerance and acceptance northern expansion of the Town Centre, in which PLAN E participated as part of a multi-disciplinary team.

AWARDS:

2017 UDIA WA RUSSEL PERRY AWARD FOR URBAN DEVELOPMENT EXCELLENCE

2017 UDIA WA AWARD – MASTERPLANNED DEVELOPMENT

2009 PLA, DESIGN DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT AWARD [email protected] 2007 UDIA, NEW TOWN OF ELLENBROOK WWW.PLANE.COM.AU ELLEN STIRLING GARDEN, ELLENBROOK TOWN CENTRE

SECTOR: CIVIC STATUS: COMPLETED 2017

Ellen Stirling Garden forms the civic heart the colony in 1829, where he became around which Ellenbrook Town Centre the first Superintendent of Gardens, and North has been ordered, and has been subsequently appointed Government designed to commemorate and celebrate Naturalist by Governor Stirling. Plantings Many structures and the life of Ellen Stirling, after whom embrace both exotic and Australian artworks have a softer, Ellenbrook has been named. species to reflect this heritage. The park features formal design elements The park is divided into 3 zones to lighter more open feel to and the use of brick and wrought iron to provide a range of recreational and reflect a feminine character reference the Georgian character of Ellen’s cultural opportunities and experiences; early colonial heritage. Many structures a community zone, memorial zone and appropriate to the spirit of and artworks have a softer, lighter more family zone. open feel to reflect a feminine character The central memorial zone provides five Ellen Stirling. appropriate to the spirit of Ellen Stirling. quieter, contemplative spaces for reflection Located in Drummond precinct, the park and celebration, including a garden which plantings and artworks have a strong celebrates the life of Ellen Stirling. botanical focus, reflecting both Ellen’s interest in plants and James Drummonds heritage as horticulturist in charge of Cork Botanical Gardens before emigrating to

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