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ENMORE PARK – PLAN OF MANAGEMENT8.2 Current projects8.2.1 Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre redevelopmentThe design and development of the Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre has beenundertaken by architects, Suters Prior + Cheney, concurrently to the Enmore Park PoMand Masterplan study.This new facility will provide the Marrickville community with a high quality aquatic andleisure complex which will cater for people of all ages and leisure interests. The newdesign aims to improve the overall experience of visiting the aquatic centre by providingadditional services such as a crèche, Wellness centre and café and upgrading theoutdated changing and administration facilities.The key features of the proposed new Annette Kellerman Aquatic Complex are:• a new state of the art 50m pool;• a learn to swim pool and a leisure pool;• tiered seating for up to 150 people;• an outdoor paved terrace with terrace seating with that overlooks the park;• a paved entry court off Black Street and the adjacent pathway;• improved changing facilities, office and reception area, public toilets and lockers;• a café that is accessible to both park and pool users;• a multi-purpose space suitable for a crèche, and• a wellness centre (including fitness and gym facilities)Construction of the Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre facility will be complete in late2010.Materials and finishesThe form of the building is a simple and elegant structure that mediates to thetopography of the park so as not to compete with the natural landscape features ofEnmore Park. The roof form has been designed to maximise the environmentalperformance of the building with a series of clerestories (skylights) that face south; theclerestories provide natural light and ensure hot air can be expunged from the buildingthrough natural convection. On mild days it is anticipated that a series of large firestationdoors that face to the north, west and south will open to further enhance the newAquatic Centre’s connection to its surrounds.The external materials of the new Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre have beenselected to ensure that views through the park are maintained and enhanced. Thepredominant materials of the elevations will be high performance glazing and twin wallpolycarbonate to ensure the building performs well environmentally and capturesnatural light and allows for a view from within the building to Enmore Park.Along the east and west facade, between each large glass section, it is proposed that apanelled area of terracotta facade (Terracade) could be used to provide a materialconnection to the buildings adjacent residential neighbours along Black Street. To thenorth-east of the building it is anticipated that the plant areas will be painted fibrecement sheet, with access to the plant room via a colourbond rollerdoor that isaccessed from Black Street.The main pool hall of the Annette Kellerman Aquatic Centre will be filled with naturallight, with the structure of the building being a series of east west trusses expressedwithin the building. Natural light will be abundant within the space with light filtering intothe building through the facades and the clerestories.Concrete tiered seating for up to 150 spectators is strategically positioned to face thestarters blocks of the 50m pool with an additional area on the pool concourse availablefor temporary seating to cater for swimming carnivals. Additional timber seating isprovided around the learn-to-swim pool, with chairs and tables also to be locatedbetween the leisure pool and the cafe.Environmental Partnership 82October 2012
8.0 RELEVANT BACKGROUND INFORMATIONThe pool concourse will be a specialised epoxy brushed concrete surface withappropriate slip resistance. Overall, the finishes within the interior will be contemporaryand appropriately selected for longevity in order to minimise ongoing costs associatedwith maintenance. Each pool will be fully tiled with ramps to the learn-to-swim and 50mpools to ensure equitable access for all.It is proposed the exterior colours of the building will be selected from a neutral paletteof silver and greys with highlights of the terracotta material with the incorporation ofselected natural finished timbers. It is anticipated that the main internal walls facing ontothe pool concourse will incorporate feature colour panels and finishes. Acoustic ceilingpanels, made from “extenzo”, a flexible and durable acrylic sheet, will form part of anarticulated ceiling within the building.As part of the integration of the new Aquatic Centre with the park, an accessible terracefacing onto Enmore Park will be provided for the cafe and aquatic centre. The section ofpaved outdoor terrace for the aquatic centre will be delineated by a transparent glassfence and balustrade, reinforcing the connection between the park and the new aquaticcentre.83 Marrickville CouncilOctober 2012
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