202
Gradients
Cliff form at beach lower in
height towards river and
towards Point Roadknight
Creeks and river networks
collect in Salt Creek,
Marshall Creek, and
Anglesea River
Beach shack homes
integration with bush and
vegetation
3
3
Inland grass land transfers
into Forest trees, then
coastal and scrubs closer to
coastline
Creeks and river networks
collect in Salt Creek,
Marshall Creek, and
Anglesea River
High dense forest cover
decline in density closer to
rivers, valleys, creeks and
the coastline
3
3
Roughness
Buildings in town centre
differ in architectural form
and style
Open spaces in lots,
between, lots, public areas
and parks
Forest edge and homes
scattered in between
River bank and beach front
Cliff and beach
5
3
Cliffs and beach
Beach, rock formations and
ocean
River estuary, wetland,
coastal scrubs
Natural coastal bushland
and scrubs
Forest trees and
undergrowth vegetation
5
3
Echoes
Cliff face and erosion of
cliffs, and the beach
Trees and houses
Roof forms
Trees and coastal scrub
4
3
Cliffs and beach
Beach and ocean
Sand and rock formations
River meander
Coastal scrub
Ocean waves
6
3
The Void
Anglesea beach and cliff
Point Roadknight
Cliff lookout
3
3
Anglesea river mouth
Otway forest mountains and
basin
2
3
Simplicity
and Inner
Calm
Siting of houses within bush
and forest
1
3
Anglesea river mouth
Otway forest mountains and
basin
2
3
Not
Separateness
Setting of houses, buildings
and streets integrated within
the trees and bush along the
river and inlet, beach and
ocean
1
3
Trees and coastal bush of
the Otway forest and the
Angahook-Lorne State Park
connect with coastal
vegetation and the cliff
scrubs, which then connect
to the beach and the ocean
1
3
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