City View 67-75 Epping Road North Ryde Public Art Strategy - Themes and Opportunities

CITY VIEW 67-75 EPPING ROAD NORTH RYDE PUBLIC ART STRATEGY - THEMES AND OPPORTUNITIES

PREPARED BY: SITE IMAGE PUBLIC ART CONSULTANTS FOR: GOODMAN 18TH DECEMBER 2020, ISSUE B

Site Image (NSW) Pty Ltd ABN 44 801 262 380 as agent for Site Image NSW Partnership Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 INTRODUCTION

This report has been prepared by Site Image Public Art Consultants in support of Architectural proposals for the development at 73-75 Epping Road, North Ryde. This plan is to be prepared to address: preparing options for public art that respond to the specific site heritage, context and design proposals, and have regard to the essential principles, goals, and objectives of the City of Ryde’s DCP 2010. This report provides an analysis of the site locality; features of the existing site and surrounds; architectural and open space proposals, and investigation through site visits and review of the plans to determine range of opportunities. Through research of the site and local themes, history and features, and initial artwork concept formulation - potential sites and a range of artwork themes have been nominated. The report provides a range of imagery and proposals demonstrating the possible form, scale, materials, and indicative artwork content. It is understood the report provides a suitable Arts Plan as a framework for subsequent final artwork concept development, through to final fabrication and installation.

Extract from City of Ryde DCP 2010 5.3.5 Public Art Public arty is to provide an essential reference point to a place’s civic image and positioning. The theme of innovation inherent I Macquarie park provides a spectrum of ideas that can be explored and expressed through public art. Artworks can be used to create emblems or symbols that depict the identity of the place. It can be used to distinguish special places or developments, enable new businesses to develop a strong identity or signatures, signify entry points, strengthen the character of the place and stimulate the interaction of ideas that is central to the vision of the corridor.

Objectives 1. To include site-specific integrated public artworks in new developments in Macquarie Park Corridor 2. To develop iconic points of reference or focal points that promote identity and add to the enjoyment and experience of the Macquarie park corridor

Development Controls A. Public art must be included in a new development on sites over 15,000m2 B. A site specific arts plan is to be included in a stage 1 DA or master plan and submitted together with the development application

Architectural perspective renderings of proposals

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 002 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 METHODOLOGY PUBLIC ART STRATEGY - CREATIVE PROCESS

The goal in preparing this public art strategy is to provide a thorough description and illustration of the site and it’s surrounding areas as is relevant to establishing the context, setting and opportunities for public art. In describing the site this includes the adjoining streetscape and the proposed landscape and built forms for the project. Providing leadership regarding the possible themes, locations and forms for public art, the report has been prepared with close consultation with the Architect, Landscape Architect GATION and project team. The outline of potential public art opportunities aims to respond strongly to the site context and proposals for TI ESEARCH PUBLIC ART ES landscape and built form, and provide insightful and meaningful contribution to the local civic identity. The public art aims to inspire V CREATIVE IN community interest and create suitable public art identity for the project, and contribute to strong placemaking and local identity. PROCESS SITE + SOCIAL Development of the artwork in collaboration with Council will ensure that the work contributes to the matrix of public art and CONTEXT placemaking elements in the local area, and is integral with the overall activation and creation of city and community identity and engagement. SITE HERITAGE ARCHITECTURE CURIOSITIES LANDSCAPE EVENTS The adjacent diagram has been developed by Site Image to generally illustrate the process that combines research, investigation, inspiration and interpretation into potential public art themes, locations and specific forms. The key aspect is that there is a EXISTING PRECINCT positive feedback loop where research and enquiry continues alongside creative analysis of the artwork opportunituies integral with ARTWORKS development proposals. ION ESEARCH AT This report has been set out to illustrate the processes undertaken of site investigation, context research, site development R I IDEAS proposals, public art opportunities and themes, and provision of a summary assessing the strongest themes and locations as basis P TANGENTS S GENERATION of detailed artwork development for Construction Certificate stage. This information benefits Council’s assessment of this report, N I and it’s suitability as a briefing document to the future selected public artist formulating and proposing detailed public art for the RESEARCH FINDINGS + project. INTERSECTIONS STA ESEARCH RT The report also sets out the proposed process of identifying potential artists based on the specific opportunities that emerge from IN SITE SPECIFIC G the indicative proposals and themes for public art that are formulated, and the process of calling for Expressions of Interest and PLACEMAKING P assessment and shortlisting. Further, the process of invitated artists competition is outlined, including competition and engagement O I terms; material to be submitted; selection panel and criteria for assessment; and process of delivery in collaboration with a specialist POTENTIAL N fabricator and the project team. T THEMES + S LOCATIONS NEXT STEPS Approval of Strategy Artist selection Detailed Proposals Consultation / Approvals Implementation

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 003 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 LOCAL CONTEXT Macquarie Park is a suburb in the City of Ryde Municipality, located approximately 12 kilometres north-west of the Sydney central business district. Macquarie Park is named for Governor Lachlan Macquarie (1762–1824), a British military officer and colonial administrator, who served as the Governor of New South Wales from 1810 to 1821. The area that is now Macquarie Park was part of the suburb of North Ryde from the late 19th century. The area was once filled by market gardens, poultry farms, and vast tracts of bushland, with many beautiful picnic spots and waterfalls. The mid 1960s saw the establishment of Macquarie University and there was subsequent rezoning of adjacent areas to allow for industrial and office park activities, the goal being to provide for the interaction between industries and the University. During the 1970s many companies located their corporate headquarters in the area. Macquarie Park has since gained a reputation of being a leading high-tech industrial area attracting many local and international companies from high-tech fields including electronic, scientific, computing, medical, communication, pharmaceutical and business supply solutions. Macquarie Centre is a major regional shopping centre, just north of the subject site, with Macquarie University to the north of this, each being well known regional landmarks. The leafy office park identity of the precinct is intensifying with continuous infill and redevelopment of sites, creating an increasingly vibrant workplace environment and civic setting. Recent completion of new railway stations has seen another significant surge in growth that includes a wide spectrum of development, from residential towers, to commercial buildings, and significant growth of the Macquarie Centre shopping centre and Macquarie Park Corridor Macquarie Park Corridor Macquarie University. 3.0 The Structure Plan 4.5 5.0 Public Domain 4.5 The focal corner location will have significant exposure to both Ryde Road, with the building presenting to passing views from elevated bridge portion of the adjacent Epping Road. At this location there are the first significant vistas to the city skyline for motorists travelling south. The Aerial 1942 site gas ‘gateway’ qualities for noth east-west and north-south traffic.

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Figure 5.1.1 Proposed Open Space Network Council DCP 2014 diagrams showing open spaceFigure network 3.2.1 Urban and Structure urban Plan structure plan Existing site plan, showing principal address to Lane Cove Road, and significant exposure to Epping Road 1. Macquarie University open space 5. Central Park 2.(approx Elouera Reserve site marked in red).6. Thomas Holt Drive Park 3. Shrimptons Creek Core Riparian Corridor 7. North Ryde Station Precinct Park 4. Shrimptons Creek Park 8. Riverside Park Proposed Commercial Development Development Control Plan 2014 Final Adopted 13 Development Control Plan 2014 Final Adopted 27 Client Goodman Drawing Number 004 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 SITE CONTEXT The surrounding streetscape is largely charcterised by Business park developments, being at the significant overpass of Epping Road over Lane Cove Road. One side of the site faces out onto the on-ramp carrying vehicles turning from Lane Cove Road onto Epping Road heading south-east towards Lane Cove and Sydney CBD - with a pre-cast concrete wall supporting Epping Road being integral with slip lane transition. The site will be visible to the large volumes of traffic on the main, elevated carriageway of Epping Road. The Lane Cove Road frontage of the site has a stand of Casuarina and Eucalyptus trees before approaching the underpass of Epping Road, which are to be largely retained by landscape proposals for the project.

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Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 005 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 BUILDING PROPOSALS & PUBLIC ART OPPORTUNITIES

The site is to be developed as a multi-level commercial office development with a retail component at ground floor level and a two level basement carpark. Located at this highly visible position the project will define the gateway into the precinct where Epping Road and Lane Cove Road meet. The development has an important location in the Macquarie Park precinct, with potential to create a placemaking civic identity that assists motorists with a strong visual identity that contributes to wayfinding. The key ‘public’ locations that have been identified for public art are: A. The northern end of the central civic spine, with the framing vertical built form defining a focal location on the major arterial road; B. Potential for extension of artwork treatments through the central spine; C. The curving corner streetfront of the Epping Road portion that continues up to join the main roadway; D. Rising side elevation to south of site has increased presentation to Epping Road, but considered secondary as the regional connector road frontage is considered to have less relevance to the Macquarie Park local area. Elevation to sliplane to Epping Road

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Architectural site plan with landscape - HDR Perspective looking into civic space addressing Lane Cove Road

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 006 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 PUBLIC ART STARTING POINTS The elevation and perspective below show the striking expression of the colourful fire stair that is prominent in the elevations and has identified this as one possible starting point for public art. The existing mature Casuarina trees on Epping Road frontage are proposed removed, and are also identified as a worthy feature worth celebrating in public art as part of site heritage and local environmental endemic / original landscape heritage. The landscape plan exhibits the strong civic spine through the site, with public address to Lane Cove Road frmaed by the built form. The landscape plan also demonstrates the strong curved facade addressing the curve of the slip road to Epping Road that creates a striking corner address that faces the major intersection and underpass junction, and also the overpass major address. The increasing urban identity of Lane Cove Road is shown in the streetscape view, responding the new railway station close to the site at Waterloo Road.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 007 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 PUBLIC ART POTENTIAL THEMES & FORMS EXPLORATION

Following research of the context, site and locality heritage, ecology and community, and the opportunities presented generally by the building proposals, the potential for public art expression was explored. The synthesis of opportunity and themes, artistic forms and expression was a process undertaken over time, exploring a range of possible outcomes that can provide a highly site and locality specific artwork responses. Given the highly modern urban character and the architectural context of striking contemporary buildings, contemporary artwork themes were decided as being suitable to this site. These concepts and themes represent initial responses including:

Environmental Artwork: Vertical Sculptural Form: ID ‘Ribbon’ element: Casuarina trees are a substantial tree occurring on his site Responding to the flanking building forms at the Ryde Road The built form already provides a significant response to the until recent redevelopment. The seed pods of Casuarina address, this location can help define the space, and provide a curve of this frontage, with layered / stepping of the facade. trees are explored as enlarged sculptural objects. visual cue at the major address, and from Epping Road above. Public art can reinforce this important street address.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 008 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 Indicative Proposals for Public Art

Option 1 ‘Time Capsule’ Opportunity and Themes: • Referencing the past Casuarina trees on this site, and even more generally as endemic trees of the area, ‘Time Capsule’ enlarges the pods of the tree to create a series of large sculptures. Internal lighting will create striking markers by night, and the open form can be exaggerated to create distinctive shadows on the lawn and adjacent pavement. The ‘environmental / landscape’ theme reinforces the strong landscape identity of this space. There is strong potential for Aboriginal artist to develop the artwork with ATSI themes.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 009 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 Indicative Proposals for Public Art

Option 2 ‘Gateway’ Opportunity and Themes: • This artwork is proposed to have strong vertical form, to be framed by the buildings and landscape backdrop behind, and aims to reinforce or complement the strong walking canopies flanking the civic space. The range of images demonstrates that as a freestanding artwork in a broad lawn there is a broad spectrum of potential outcomes including wind sculpture, and contemporary LED video art as a dynamic changeable feature with potential as an information portal for passing motorists / arriving and departing pedestrians.

LED artwork

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 0010 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 Indicative Proposals for Public Art

Option 3 ‘Orchard Ribbon’ Opportunity and Themes: • The Orchards surrounding this site is clear from the 1940’s and 50’s aerial photos when North Ryde was part of the ‘Green Belt’ set out in the first urban plan released for Sydney. The imagery is principally bold geometric forms, and the reference to oranges is to be secondary - with the looping form relating strongly to the curve around facade, matching the slip lane corner to Epping Road. The 6-way intersection (split roads for turning) creates focus of views from waiting and passing cars at this corner, and is worthy of a placemaking feature. The ‘broken’ forms in and out of the ground allows pedestrian paths between the series of looping steel structures.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 0011 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 ARTIST CALL FOR ARTISTS EOI / SHORTLIST AND SELECTION PROCESS PUBLIC ART CURATOR ROLE

The assembling of a panel of potentially suitable Artists for the project will be formulated based on the specific Following approval of the Public Art Strategy, the Public Art Curator is to coordinate the competitive artist selection opportunity selected for public art from the options provided in this Strategy. A range of artists will be considered and process, engagement and contract terms in collaboration with the client This will include working with the PM and client example works and relevant background assembled, and based on review against the opportunity a short list of three in assembling the Review Panel (with Council consultation), and facilitating the panel and review / selection process. artists (and reserves) will be formulated. The long and short lists of artists will be submitted to Council for review, along Thereafter the role will include stewarding and managing of the selected artist throughout their process of artwork with proposed fees for ‘competition artwork proposal’ prior to proceeding. preparation through to completion, and generally ensuring the COR Public Art approval requirements are met, The indicative sequence below highlights the proposed methodology for calling of selected Artist EOI, indicative artist communicated and documented. application requirements, shortlisting, selection and engagement through to implementation. Selected Artist EOI Issued , including nominating a fee / draft contract for successful shortlisted artist proposals; ARTWORK BUDGET Artist EOI (by email) Closing Artist Shortlist Selection Panel Meeting The budget is to be determined in the VPA. The budget is to reflect the scale of the project, but also be relevant to Shortlisted Artists notification (notionally 3 artists) the actual proposals and final selected artwork determined through the excellence process in artist and final artwork Shortlisted Artists ‘Agreements’ and costs formalised selection process outlined.

Project Orientation Meeting on site The process of determination of budget is guided by consultation between the project team and artist, including: Submission of Conceptual Artwork / Proposed Fees / RFP information - preparation of esquisse / artwork development / shop drawings and seeking fabricator budget feedback through the Shortlisted Artists meet with Panel and follow up dialogue early stages so that the artist vision is within the cost plan; Winning Artist engagement / announced - constructive dialogue with the artist provides feedback on range of costs against ‘budget’ if required;

On-going process from selected Artist engagement to completion: - Ongoing PM monitoring of the progress of artwork shop-drawings, tendering and programming, fabrication and Artwork development in consultation with Curator delivery / installation continues to monitor costs against budget and programme; Coordination with project team to integrate the work with site / architecture / landscape as appropriate It is important to not only manage costs to meet the general budget guidelines for public art, but also to ensure artist Final artwork concept proposal and submission to Council for approval participation in fabrication and concept development results in a profitable outcome for the artist. Most important is Coordinate detailed shop drawings that the artistic process is not unduly constrained, and that the artist is reasonably guided to a satisfactory outcome that Commence artwork pre-production / fabrication achieves both budget and artist’s vision. Commencement of siteworks / provisions and installation / final completion Handover including completing contract requirements / warranty and maintenance PRACTICAL OUTCOMES

ARTIST EOI INVITATION AND APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS In accordance with the Council Public Art requirements, development of the final Detailed Public Art Proposal will be required as part of fulfilling Construction Certificate requirements. This will include interim consultation with Council The Call for Artists EOI RFP will outline eligibility requirements, artwork budget and indicative fee range, and outline terms to confirm the selected Artists’ developed artwork concept, and thereafter collaborating with a specialist public art and conditions and form of contract. The RFP will be widely promoted in suitable media and online locations, including fabricator to prepare detailed shop drawings, describing the detail dimensions, materials and finishes, artwork content, Artshub, NAVA, Linkedin and Council websites if suitable. Artist EOI application materials indicatively will require: and lighting and installation detailing including engineering details and certification of structural suitability. a. Artistic Resume / Practice Details: provide a summary of artistic focus and professional career, especially outlining how the artists’ background relates to qualifications for this project: 250 word maximum. The developed public artwork is to demonstrate durability and longevity, and ability to make good graffitti and other b. Relevant Images of Previous Work: Up to 10 images including the title, medium, dimensions,and year for each work, possible damage to the artwork. Maintenance requirements and access strategy / programme is to be submitted and can include a brief statement about each work. For Video / Moving Imagery (not essential) provide direct URL links. with the CC drawings. The artwork is to be safe and non-scalable, and demonstrate CPTED conformance. Following installation certification is to be provided to confirm the Artist’s intent has been met, and that the work fulfills the c. Artist’s Statement regarding proposed artwork, and relevant contextural references, and supportive material proposals as set out in the approved CC documentation. d. 3D renderings, plans and elevations, sketches and materials images and specification notes and outline construction costs and other as required to illustrate to the proposed artwork so that the panel can suitably assess proposals e. Proposed fees and chanrges, conditions and variations to the supplied draft contract.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 0012 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 Preferred

CONCLUSION

This Public Art strategy has been developed to inform and guide subsequent detailed public artist selection, artist development of themes and potential locations and forms for public art for the development at 67-75 Epping Road North Ryde. As described in this report, the options for potential themes and content demonstrates that a developed artwork can respond to local urban and cultural heritage, and can respond to site specific opportunities presented in the architecture, landscape and public domain. After review of prepared options for possible public art, preference is expressed for the ‘Orchard Ribbon’ opportunity where clarge ribbon forms around the focal street corner echoes the orchards that surrounded this site. The scale of the work is considered to suitably respond to the scale of the intersection and overpass opposite this corner. Having expressed a preference, the process certainly allows for change and artwork development with the appointment of a suitable artist for the project. This Publc Art Plan is understood to address the public art requirements set out in Council’s guidelines and policies, and it is hoped that the proposed processes of artist selection, collaborative artwork development is suitable to Council, and the final artwork will provide a significant contribution to the project, local environs and North Ryde / Macquarie Park precinct. We welcome dialogue with Council to discuss the contents of the strategy.

Ross Shepherd MArt (COFA, UNSW), BLArch (UNSW), Registered Landscape Architect No. 449

Partner, Site Image (NSW) Pty Ltd – Public Art Consultants and Landscape Architects

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 0013 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600 SITE IMAGE PUBLIC ART PROJECTS Extensive past projects by Site Image demonstrate capability to work in a diverse range of mediums, materials and formats. The site specific response determines the forms and materiality to suit the setting and the theme and content of each proposal. These images demonstrate works in mosaic, steel, concrete, landscape, glass, and a range of graphic and 3D forms.

Proposed Commercial Development Client Goodman Drawing Number 0014 Architect Rice Daubney Issue B north 67-75, Epping Road, North Ryde | Public Art Strategy Site Image Job Number SS19-4113 Date 18.12.2019 Site Image Public Artists Level 1, 3-5 Baptist Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 Australia | T +61 2 8332 5600