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School Master Plan PART A MASTER PLAN General Notes This drawing is Copyright © Any design or drawing is not to be reproduced, either in whole or part, without written permission by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. Confirm all dimensions on site. Do not scale off drawings. All levels are approximate only and are subject to confirmation by licenced surveyor. All workmanship, materials and construction to comply with the Queensland Building Act 1975, the Queensland Development Code, the Building Code of Australia 2016, Premises Standard and AS1428.1. Work to be carried out in a neat and appropriate manner. Where ambiguities or discrepancies exist, Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. shall be contacted for clarification. 22/08/18 L Sign Off EA 18/06/18 K Preliminary Sign Off EA 18/06/18 J Preliminary Presentation EA 14/06/18 H Preliminary Presentation EA 13/06/18 G Preliminary Presentation EA 08/06/18 F Preliminary Presentation EA 06/06/18 E Preliminary Presentation EA 05/06/18 D Preliminary Presentation EA 01/05/18 C Preliminary Presentation EA 25/05/18 B Preliminary Presentation EA 23/05/18 A Preliminary Presentation EA Date Issue Details Checked Project PART A - Master Plan WINDSOR STATE SCHOOL Harris Lane, Windsor PART A - 20 YEAR MASTER PLAN Drawing Title JUNE 2018 Tile Page Scale @ A3 Drawn: Checked: DoE Project No: [34-151290] EA/DZ EA Project Number Drawing Number Issue H2680WIN SD001 L Printed:- 22/08/2018 PART A MASTER PLAN General Notes This drawing is Copyright © Any design or Table of Contents drawing is not to be reproduced, either in whole or part, without written permission by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. Confirm all dimensions on site. Do not scale off drawings. All levels are approximate only and are subject to confirmation by licenced Section 1 surveyor. All workmanship, materials and construction to comply with the Queensland Building Act 1.1 Master Plan - Location and Catchment Plan SD003 1975, the Queensland Development Code, the Building Code of Australia 2016, Premises Standard and AS1428.1. Work to be carried out in a neat and appropriate manner. Section 2 Where ambiguities or discrepancies exist, Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. 2.1 Master Plan - Concept Plan - Colour Palette SD004 shall be contacted for clarification. 2.2 Master Plan - Overlays - Colour Palette SD004 Section 3 3.1 Master Plan - Ideas Explored SD005 3.2 Master Plan - Concept Plan SD006 3.3 Master Plan - Landscape & Circulation Plan SD007 3.4 Master Plan - Heritage Overlay SD008 3.5 Master Plan - PWD Pedestrian Access Overlay SD009 3.6 Master Plan - Staging Overlay SD010 Section 4 4.1 A Block Plans SD011 22/08/18 L Sign Off EA 18/06/18 K Preliminary Sign Off EA 18/06/18 J Preliminary Presentation EA 4.2 B Block Plans SD012 14/06/18 H Preliminary Presentation EA 13/06/18 G Preliminary Presentation EA 4.3 C & D Block Plans SD013 08/06/18 F Preliminary Presentation EA 06/06/18 E Preliminary Presentation EA 4.4 E Block Plans SD014 05/06/18 D Preliminary Presentation EA 01/05/18 C Preliminary Presentation EA 4.5 Proposed G & H Block Ground & Level 1 Plans SD015 25/05/18 B Preliminary Presentation EA 23/05/18 A Preliminary Presentation EA 4.6 Proposed G & H Block Level 2 Plan SD016 Date Issue Details Checked Section 5 5.1 Ideas Board 1 SD017 5.2 Ideas Board 2 SD018 5.3 Ideas Board 3 SD019 Project PART A - Master Plan Harris Lane, Windsor Drawing Title Table of Contents Scale @ A3 Drawn: Checked: EA/DZ EA Project Number Drawing Number Issue H2680WIN SD002 L Printed:- 22/08/2018 PART A MASTER PLAN General Notes This drawing is Copyright © Any design or 1.1 Master Plan drawing is not to be reproduced, either in whole or part, without written permission by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. Location and Catchment Plan Confirm all dimensions on site. Do not scale off drawings. All levels are approximate only and are subject to confirmation by licenced surveyor. All workmanship, materials and construction to comply with the Queensland Building Act 1975, the Queensland Development Code, the Building Code of Australia 2016, Premises Standard and AS1428.1. Work to be carried out in a neat and appropriate manner. Where ambiguities or discrepancies exist, Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. shall be contacted for clarification. B 213,767mm 98° 55' 15" " 0 ' 32 ° 199 mm 694 , 1 " 15 ' 55 ° 188 mm 000 , 3 ,2 495mm 115 20° ' "0 20,007mm 278° 55' 15" 2 948, mm 141 14° ' "0 6,263 mm 309 23° "0' 22 , 801 mm 182 ° 49 ' 5 " 21 , 019 mm 182 ° 49 ' 5 " " 5 ' 38 ° 188 mm 564 , 38 " 20 ' 10 ° 193 mm 466 , 7 " 20 ' 57 ° 211 mm ,864 10 " ' 0 ° 20 231 mm 296 2, 10,213 mm 98° 55' 5" 9 , 762 mm 0 ° 22 ' 55 " 19 , 323 mm 358 ° 58 ' 10 " 9 , 566 mm 177 ° 31 ' 35 " 886 mm 313 52° ' "0 9 , 233 mm 174 ° 59 ' 15 " 10 908, mm 340 ° 3 ' 55 " 52 , 354 mm 8 ° 40 ' 1 " 15 , 009 mm 164 ° 30 ' 0 " 15 , 083 mm 344 ° 30 ' 0 " 11 , 175 mm 172 ° 9 ' 40 " 10 , 179 mm 352 ° 9 ' 40 " 892mm 96° 59' 10" 36,439mm 276° 59' 32" 55" ° 58' mm 267 6,832 " 15 ' 59 ° 222 mm ,431 2 5 485, mm 342 ° 8 ' 30 " ' 50" 265° 26 mm 24,515 10 069, mm 319 ° 44 ' 1" 28' 55" 36,508 mm 275° " 1 ' 16 ° 228 mm ,891 3 ' 45" 270° 21 8,761mm 22/08/18 L Sign Off EA " 1 ' 48 ° 8 mm 670 , 65 C 91 , 641 mm 172 ° 43 ' 15 " 71 , 791 mm 188 ° 12 ' 55 A " 18/06/18 K Preliminary Sign Off EA ,258 010mm 283° ' 1527 " " 55 ' 2 ° 228 mm ,572 4 18/06/18 J Preliminary Presentation EA 14/06/18 H Preliminary Presentation EA 13/06/18 G Preliminary Presentation EA 08/06/18 F Preliminary Presentation EA 06/06/18 E Preliminary Presentation EA 05/06/18 D Preliminary Presentation EA 01/05/18 C Preliminary Presentation EA 25/05/18 B Preliminary Presentation EA 23/05/18 A Preliminary Presentation EA Date Issue Details Checked Schools A Windsor State School B Wilston State School C Ascot State School N LOCATION AND CATCHMENT AREA PLAN 1:20000 Project PART A - Master Plan Harris Lane, Windsor Drawing Title Location & Catchment Plan Scale @ A3 Drawn: Checked: 1:20000 EA/DZ EA Project Number Drawing Number Issue H2680WIN SD003 L Printed:- 22/08/2018 PART A MASTER PLAN General Notes This drawing is Copyright © Any design or 2.1 Master Plan 2.2 Master Plan drawing is not to be reproduced, either in whole or part, without written permission by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. Confirm all dimensions on site. Concept Plan - Colour Palette Overlays - Colour Palette Do not scale off drawings. All levels are approximate only and are subject to confirmation by licenced surveyor. All workmanship, materials and construction to comply with the Queensland Building Act 1975, the Queensland Development Code, the Building Code of Australia 2016, Services Premises Standard and AS1428.1. Circulation Circulation Work to be carried out in a neat and appropriate manner. Dark Where ambiguities or discrepancies exist, Pedestrian Pedestrian Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. shall be contacted for clarification. Covered Path Covered Walkways Medium Driveway/ Parking Cycling Light Vehicular Driveway/Uncovered Parking Acoustics Covered Parking Dark Existing Buildings Medium Light Dark Landscape Medium Grass Staging Light Gardens Building Trees Landscape Proposed Buildings Riparian/Wetland Movement Dark Sports Field Building - Demolished 22/08/18 L Sign Off EA Medium Water 18/06/18 K Preliminary Sign Off EA Landscape - Demolished 18/06/18 J Preliminary Presentation EA Light Building 14/06/18 H Preliminary Presentation EA 13/06/18 G Preliminary Presentation EA Movement - Demolished 08/06/18 F Preliminary Presentation EA 06/06/18 E Preliminary Presentation EA 05/06/18 D Preliminary Presentation EA Landscape Existing Building 01/05/18 C Preliminary Presentation EA Heritage 25/05/18 B Preliminary Presentation EA Grass 23/05/18 A Preliminary Presentation EA Exceptional Significance Date Issue Details Checked Gardens Considerable Significance Trees Some Significance Riparian/Wetland No Significance Sports Field Water Civil Flood Levels & Mitigation Dark Easement Medium Q100 Light Project PART A - Master Plan Harris Lane, Windsor Drawing Title Concept Plan & Overlays Colour Palettes Scale @ A3 Drawn: Checked: EA/DZ EA Project Number Drawing Number Issue H2680WIN SD004 L Printed:- 22/08/2018 PART A MASTER PLAN General Notes This drawing is Copyright © Any design or 3.1 Master Plan drawing is not to be reproduced, either in whole or part, without written permission by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty. Ltd. Ideas Explored Confirm all dimensions on site. Do not scale off drawings. All levels are approximate only and are subject to confirmation by licenced Harris Street OFF STREET drop-off not supported surveyor. * Existing vegetation significant Buildings All workmanship, materials and construction to comply with the Queensland Building Act HARRIS STREET 1975, the Queensland Development Code, A Block A the Building Code of Australia 2016, Harris Street OFF STREET drop-off not supported 213,767mm 98 ° 55' 15" ' 0" °32 199 mm ,694 1 15" 55' ° 188 mm 000 3, Premises Standard and AS1428.1. 2, 495mm 115 ° 20 ' 0 " 20 ,007mm 278 ° 55 ' 15 " 2 ,948 mm 141 ° 14 * Narrow congested streets B ' 0" Block B Work to be carried out in a neat and 6 ,263 mm 309 ° 23 * No wheelchair / accessible access '0 " appropriate manner.
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