The Canopy Lane Cove
- Infrastructure
- Mixed-Use
- Public Domain
- Parks & Open Spaces
- Retail
- Urban Renewal
- ADCO
- Under construction
A vibrant new public community space for a growing community
Challenge
To develop the existing Scheme and Stage 1 DA of this project to meet both Lane Cove's retail and community aspirations, transforming the Rosenthal Avenue Car Park from 170 surface level car parking spaces, to a retail precinct and large community space over 500 underground car parks.
Insight
In 2008 Lane Cove Council adopted the Lane Cove Village Structure Plan. The Plan sets out the long term vision for how the Village should evolve over the coming decades and was developed following extensive research and community consultation.
Solution
The Canopy Lane Cove creates a vibrant new community space to assist with village centre growth and is ‘More Lane Cove than Lane Cove’. The jewel in the crown is a vibrant public domain that will provide much-needed open space in the heart of Lane Cove village. Features include a BBQ/picnic area, performance stage and children’s play areas. ALDI and Coles will be located one level below ground, accessed from the park and car park levels.
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500Car Parks
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4Underground Car Parking Levels
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2Anchor tenants – ALDI and Coles
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2020Completion date
Collaborators
Lane Cove Council
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Design inspiration
Design inspiration
To make Lane Cove more: green, open, accessible, safe, engaging, iconic and loved. The key elements of the project include: a periscope gateway to create atmosphere, reflective dining canopy, wonder and laneway activation, plaza and play area, iconic = stage/ event area.
Details
Details
State-of-the-art public open space with parks, performance space and BBQ facilities at ground level. A pedestrian bridge over Rosenthal Avenue, including lift and stairs. Infrastructure upgrades. An improved trafficable shared pedestrian zone.
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News & Media
The Canopy - a precinct as vibrant as the community it serves
A brief stroll through the bustling streets of Lane Cove is enough to dispel any rumors of the declining appeal of the “high street” and now, with the unveiling of The Canopy, this is only reinforced further.
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