Upgrade Of Reserve At Old Ferry Road
Antoun was commissioned to remediate an existing Ferry Wharf and dilapidated public space. The project involved a complete upgrade of the reserve, installing a small water craft facility, kayak ramp, retaining wall, and salt marsh landscaping, whilst maintaining continued residential access and preserving the original essence as an Indigenous sacred site.
Location:
Sutherland, NSW
Budget:
$1.7m
Duration:
28 weeks
Service/ Products:
Sector:
Completed:
February 2019
The scope of works included
- Initial works required collaboration with local council and the notification of residents due to essential asbestos and ground contamination remediation
- Construction included concrete footpaths, kerb, and gutter installations, timber piling works for Ferry Wharf and Kayak Ramp, and base preparation for new pavement and carpark
- Finishing works involved handrail installation, the construction of the superstructure for the Wharf and piling completion for the Kayak Ramp
- After soft landscape works and road paving and sealing, picnic area furniture was installed as well as line marking and signage
The Results
Antoun produced an inviting public space with a natural aesthetic and functional watercraft components. The project was managed ethically and safely in light of the asbestos remediation and construction maintained the Indigenous integrity of the original site.
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