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The creation of a community and visitor foreshore hub for Eagle Point was a key deliverable identified in the Eagle Point Structure Plan adopted by council in 2019.
Significant community consultation resulted in a concept masterplan for the Eagle Point foreshore, which is now being advanced following the award of a design contract in June 2020.
Design work for the Eagle Point Foreshore precinct is well underway, advancing the objective of creating a vibrant meeting point at the Eagle Point Foreshore, welcoming community and visitors alike.
Included in the project is a network of walking paths, landscaping, playgrounds and a multipurpose “Lakehouse” building offering mixed-use community and commercial functions.
Preliminary drawings and images are bringing the concept to life, with each of the functions outlined in the previous concept masterplan incorporated into the design:
Indoor/outdoor events space for community and commercial use
Caravan Park office and reception with convenience retail offering
Café with commercial kitchen to facilitate events at the precinct
Elevated outdoor deck and amphitheatre for events and casual outdoor seating
Potential for watersports hire (eg paddleboards)
Toilet amenities available to the public and for events
The total project budget of $3.76m is supported by the Victorian Government’s Community Infrastructure Loans Scheme. The current detailed design phase is expected to conclude at the end of 2020 with construction to commence in 2021.
The creation of a community and visitor foreshore hub for Eagle Point was a key deliverable identified in the Eagle Point Structure Plan adopted by council in 2019.
Significant community consultation resulted in a concept masterplan for the Eagle Point foreshore, which is now being advanced following the award of a design contract in June 2020.
Design work for the Eagle Point Foreshore precinct is well underway, advancing the objective of creating a vibrant meeting point at the Eagle Point Foreshore, welcoming community and visitors alike.
Included in the project is a network of walking paths, landscaping, playgrounds and a multipurpose “Lakehouse” building offering mixed-use community and commercial functions.
Preliminary drawings and images are bringing the concept to life, with each of the functions outlined in the previous concept masterplan incorporated into the design:
Indoor/outdoor events space for community and commercial use
Caravan Park office and reception with convenience retail offering
Café with commercial kitchen to facilitate events at the precinct
Elevated outdoor deck and amphitheatre for events and casual outdoor seating
Potential for watersports hire (eg paddleboards)
Toilet amenities available to the public and for events
The total project budget of $3.76m is supported by the Victorian Government’s Community Infrastructure Loans Scheme. The current detailed design phase is expected to conclude at the end of 2020 with construction to commence in 2021.
