sydney-city-centre-review-of-environmental-factors

General land use
character
General land use composition
Public transport infrastructure
Road infrastructure including kerbside uses
Off-street parking
Occasional open spaces, including Belmore Park
Precinct 4: college
Mixed land use
comprising open
space, historic
buildings, tourist
attractions and
educational
facilities
Predominant land uses (northern end):
Open spaces, including Hyde Park and Cathedral Square
Significant historic buildings
Museums and tourist attractions
Educational institutions
Predominant land uses (southern end):
Low-rise medium-to-low density apartment blocks
Low-rise commercial buildings
Street-front retail space
Other land uses:
Hotels
Public transport infrastructure
Road infrastructure including kerbside uses
Precinct 5: financial
Mixed land use
comprising
historic and
commercial
buildings
Predominant land uses:
Open space, including the Botanic Gardens
Significant historic buildings
Medial institutions
Government buildings
Museums and tourist attractions
High-rise commercial buildings and office space
Other land uses:
Hotels
Street-front retail space
Financial institutions
Public transport infrastructure
Road infrastructure including kerbside uses
Future land uses and development precincts
The city centre and its periphery are undergoing a process of land use change and
public and private redevelopment. This will continue over the next decade. A number
of development precincts have been established to assist in planning and
coordinating the proposed changes as described in Table 6-32. Figure 6-4 shows the
location of each development precinct relative to the proposal footprint.
Sydney City Centre Capacity Improvement 324
Review of Environmental Factors