Avicennia marina. Avicennia marina, commonly known as grey mangrove or white mangrove, is a species of mangrove tree classified in the plant family Acanthaceae (formerly in the Verbenaceae or Avicenniaceae). As with other mangroves, it occurs in the intertidal zones of estuarine areas.

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Concept illustration - Sydney Street Ferry Terminal landscape plan

Concept illustration - Sydney Street Ferry Termina roof plan

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Single Floating Pontoon - Dual Berthing

Waiting area with Go-Card activation and integrated signage

Waiting Area with Furniture, drinking water and signage

Opportunity for rainwater tank

Potential location for City Cycle docking station

Existing Building Retained

Seating nook overlooking Brisbane River

Retractable debris screen

Vehicle set down area

Inclinator Gangway

Existing Gangway

Vertical Lift (Not within current scope of this project)

Existing Cycle and Pedestrian Paths upgraded in compliance with AS 1428

Driver Amenities Pavilion with Toilet and Handwashing facilities

Brisbane LilyBelgium. Meise. National Botanic Garden.Proiphys amboinensis The genus Proiphys belongs to the Liliaceae family and comprises three species, P. alba, P. amboinensis and P. cunninghamii. The genus was known as Eurycles for many years. These plants occur in light shaded areas of the rainforest or in open forest bordering rainforest regions, extending beyond Australia to South-East Asia.

Sydney street during the day

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Sydney Street1 QUT2

1 University of Queensland Terminal

7 Sydney Street Terminal

6 Holman Street Terminal

4 (QUT) Gardens Point Terminal

b Dutton Park Terminal (Mooring)a University of Queensland (Mooring)

2 The Regatta Terminal 3 North Quay (1) Terminal 5 River Plaza Terminal

“We lay in open ground near the river, down New Farm way, among bamboos and mosquitoes... we watched the prawn fishers raise nets of intricate gold streaming against the candles. The nets were on fire, they gushed with orange-gold, then only a few tattered sparks welled from them. Hidden in spikes of grass, we heard the small sodden bumps of the prawns on the woodwork of the flat boat.” Jack Lindsay, Life Rarely Tells

1. Maximise use of existing structures.2. Simple, direct, flexible equitable access.3. Robust, simple flood damage mitigation.4. Simple, cost effective and time efficient flood

damage repair.5. A distinctive poetic character which responds

to and is of the riverside/ waters edge location and their role as part of a distinctive river transport experience.

6. A synthesis of architecture, landscape and engineering.

7. Beyond a normalised sustainable design. eg. biomimicry/ authentic nature.

8. An adaptable ‘system’ that allows a diverse response to each place and provides for prefabrication and economy of scale.

9. Part of a wider and integrated with an urban design experience- buses, walking, taxis, bikes, dropoff, landscape, sightlines.

10.A safe, secure, friendly connected community place.

Bill Short Engineering & Project consultants

Public art and local narratives Brisbane Lily Ferry terminal fabric roof canopy

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Framing

Sydney street at night

Canopy Ferry terminal concept

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6 Holman Street Terminal