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• f 3 - Recession of the coastline will result in beach, foreshore and cliff erosion, as well as instability
of the soils.
std
The place settings specific to location are interconnected to its centres (the fundamental primary
entities, the latent centres), and change of the centres happens in the dynamics of time; some immediate, others over short periods, and others over long periods of time. The key latent centres for Anglesea
include the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park and the Anglesea Visitor and Information
Centre as part of the boardwalk and promenade precinct along the Anglesea River, connecting walking tracks to the Coogoorah Park, the Anglesea Store, Anglesea Surf Centre and various small businesses and buildings along the Great Ocean Road. During holiday periods, these centres become very
busy and are core attractions for visitors and holidaymakers.
tsp 15
Transformations specific to place that include the 15 properties and form the wholeness applicable
to the built assets for this regenerative- adaptive pattern are:
• tsp 1 - Levels of Scale [AS-FP1]; includes the inherent connection of the buildings to their hierarchy
of built and natural environs, consisting of the building’s purpose and function, connected to the
foreshore park, beach, Anglesea River inlet, Anglesea River, the networks of creeks and rivers
including Marshall Creek and Salt Creek, the wetlands, and the town perimeter, which is surrounded by the adjacent natural environments of the Anglesea Heathland, Angahook Lorne State
Park, and the Great Otway National Park. The buildings of this regenerative-adaptive pattern are
part of the larger whole that steps up in hierarchy of scale to the commercial precinct of the shopping strip, residential buildings of the surrounding residential area, public buildings as gathering
places, the community hall and the Anglesea Golf Club;
• tsp 2 - Strong Centres [AS-FP2] that forms part of the whole. Deep connections to function include
the Anglesea River estuary and inlet, the riverfront and boardwalk, the Coastal Reserve, and the
Great Ocean Road shops linked to one of these strong centres, which include the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park;
• tsp 3 - Boundaries [AS-FP3] that strengthen the wholeness of the centres; they are the boundary of
the Anglesea River estuary and inlet, the Anglesea River and the riverfront that borders the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park, the Great Ocean Road and the bridge across the River, and the
cliffs at the beach front;
• tsp 4 - Positive Space [AS-FP5] that forms the space in-between the building structures and the
landscape features, including the beach, open grass areas and walking tracks, front yards and back
yards of cottages and camping sites, the foreshore and the play area for kids of the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park; and
• tsp 5 - Contrast [AS-FP9] that creates the existence of place from the essence of distinctiveness,
noticeable between the built form of the holiday cottages and amenity buildings of the campsites,
and the organic forms of the surrounding landscape, vegetation, trees and the river.
e e i
1 ⊃
Core patterns are interconnected and organise the complex relationships that produce activities and
existence. They include the following:
• e 1 - Nomad’s Rest [CP12] that results in the existence of place, providing accommodation for holidaymakers and tourists in the caravan park and cottages; this stimulates and supports the economic
stability of the town;
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• f 3 - Recession of the coastline will result in beach, foreshore and cliff erosion, as well as instability
of the soils.
std
The place settings specific to location are interconnected to its centres (the fundamental primary
entities, the latent centres), and change of the centres happens in the dynamics of time; some immediate, others over short periods, and others over long periods of time. The key latent centres for Anglesea
include the Anglesea Beachfront Family Caravan Park and the Anglesea Visitor and Information
Centre as part of the boardwalk and promenade precinct along the Anglesea River, connecting walking tracks to the Coogoorah Park, the Anglesea Store, Anglesea Surf Centre and various small businesses and buildings along the Great Ocean Road. During holiday periods, these centres become very
busy and are core attractions for visitors and holidaymakers.
tsp 15
Transformations specific to place that include the 15 properties and form the wholeness applicable
to the built assets for this regenerative- adaptive pattern are:
• tsp 1 - Levels of Scale [AS-FP1]; includes the inherent connection of the buildings to their hierarchy
of built and natural environs, consisting of the building’s purpose and function, connected to the
foreshore park, beach, Anglesea River inlet, Anglesea River, the networks of creeks and rivers
including Marshall Creek and Salt Creek, the wetlands, and the town perimeter, which is surrounded by the adjacent natural environments of the Anglesea Heathland, Angahook Lorne State
Park, and the Great Otway National Park. The buildings of this regenerative-adaptive pattern are
part of the larger whole that steps up in hierarchy of scale to the commercial precinct of the shopping strip, residential buildings of the surrounding residential area, public buildings as gathering
places, the community hall and the Anglesea Golf Club;
• tsp 2 - Strong Centres [AS-FP2] that forms part of the whole. Deep connections to function include
the Anglesea River estuary and inlet, the riverfront and boardwalk, the Coastal Reserve, and the
Great Ocean Road shops linked to one of these strong centres, which include the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park;
• tsp 3 - Boundaries [AS-FP3] that strengthen the wholeness of the centres; they are the boundary of
the Anglesea River estuary and inlet, the Anglesea River and the riverfront that borders the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park, the Great Ocean Road and the bridge across the River, and the
cliffs at the beach front;
• tsp 4 - Positive Space [AS-FP5] that forms the space in-between the building structures and the
landscape features, including the beach, open grass areas and walking tracks, front yards and back
yards of cottages and camping sites, the foreshore and the play area for kids of the Anglesea
Beachfront Family Caravan Park; and
• tsp 5 - Contrast [AS-FP9] that creates the existence of place from the essence of distinctiveness,
noticeable between the built form of the holiday cottages and amenity buildings of the campsites,
and the organic forms of the surrounding landscape, vegetation, trees and the river.
e e i
1 ⊃
Core patterns are interconnected and organise the complex relationships that produce activities and
existence. They include the following:
• e 1 - Nomad’s Rest [CP12] that results in the existence of place, providing accommodation for holidaymakers and tourists in the caravan park and cottages; this stimulates and supports the economic
stability of the town;
Appendix 6