Embellishments

Last updated:
01 May 2019

The Introduction and Design Principles is key in providing an overview of the LIM and its relationship with legislative and council requirements.

Embellishments is designed to provide guidance about the design, manufacture and construction of open space embellishments. It promotes quality, compliance and sustainability, which minimises ongoing maintenance and ensures longevity.

Animals

Artificial fauna habitat (eg. nest boxes), dog off leash parks, horse infrastructure
Barriers

Bollards, fences and gates, walls
Furniture

Barbecues, bicycle racks and rails, bins, drinking fountains, picnic tables and benches, seats, showers and taps

Pedestrian infrastructure

Boardwalks and viewing platforms, handrails and balustrades, paths, trails and tracks, pedestrian bridges, ramps and stairs, tactiles
Planting

Garden edging, planting (community gardens, landscape, revegetation and specialist)
Play, sports and activities

Exercise equipment, play spaces, skate parks, sports and games

Signs, art and memorials

Artwork and interpretive trails, cemeteries, memorials and plaques, signage
Structures and parking

Public amenities, parking, shade sails, shelters
Utilities and smart technology

Electrical, gas and solar, irrigation, lighting

Water access, facilities and treatment

Beach infrastructure, fishing facilities, landscape drainage, rainwater tanks, water features, water sensitive urban design (WSUD), waterways