Master plan vision for Rydalmere, weaving new urban living with restored river landscapes, enhanced mobility networks, and a resilient green-blue framework along the Parramatta River.
Bird’s-eye perspective illustrating the structure of the proposed precinct, showing how built form, green networks and public spaces come together to create a connected and landscape-led environment towards the river.
Framework illustrating precinct-scale Design Principles supported by strategies for the Green–Blue corridor and site-specific moves for the Local Centre, aligning spatial structure, mobility systems, and landscape integration.
A transit-oriented Local Centre emerges as the precinct’s focus, defined by active frontages, mixed ground-floor uses, high pedestrian movement, and well-connected circulation and open-space networks along the light rail corridor.
Sections show light rail integration and upgraded public realm along John Street, and mixed-use development with adaptive reuse along Antoine Street, establishing active edges, pedestrian movement and a human-scaled precinct.
View along South Street reveals mixed-use edges, new park and light rail; across the Country-informed reserve, pedestrian movement links Antoine Street with parklands, transit access and an activated local centre.