Better Suburbs - Places and Spaces - Ryans Road, Nundah
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This community engagement stage is now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.
Brisbane City Council is working with the local community to revitalise the neighbourhood precinct at the corner of Ryans Road and Robinson Road, Nundah. This is part of the Better Suburbs - Places and Spaces (BSPS) program and Council's commitment to creating a city of vibrant neighbourhoods.
The local community were encouraged to become involved in the project by providing your feedback and ideas for the site's future transformation. We wanted to hear ideas to revitalise this area for Nundah locals, whether it be a place for people to sit, meet and socialise, a playful space, or even an opportunity to rejuvenate and rest.
We thank everyone who provided their ideas and participated in this stage of the project.
Have your say
Council invited the community to have their say on the project via:
Online engagement:
completing a short 'design themes' survey
share your 'vision statement'
Online engagement activities closed 11:59pm, Sunday 10 December 2023.
In-person engagement activity:
Dotmocracy and ideas board - this was located outside Blockhouse Coffee, between Monday 20 November to Sunday 10 December (130 Ryans Road Nundah, Qld 4012) for the community to share and vote.
An interactive community workshop was held on Saturday 2 December 2023.
Your feedback will assist Council in understanding what the community values in their neighbourhood. A summary of the community's feedback will be provided in early 2024 and will inform the concept design which will be released in mid-2024.
This community engagement stage is now closed. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback.
Brisbane City Council is working with the local community to revitalise the neighbourhood precinct at the corner of Ryans Road and Robinson Road, Nundah. This is part of the Better Suburbs - Places and Spaces (BSPS) program and Council's commitment to creating a city of vibrant neighbourhoods.
The local community were encouraged to become involved in the project by providing your feedback and ideas for the site's future transformation. We wanted to hear ideas to revitalise this area for Nundah locals, whether it be a place for people to sit, meet and socialise, a playful space, or even an opportunity to rejuvenate and rest.
We thank everyone who provided their ideas and participated in this stage of the project.
Have your say
Council invited the community to have their say on the project via:
Online engagement:
completing a short 'design themes' survey
share your 'vision statement'
Online engagement activities closed 11:59pm, Sunday 10 December 2023.
In-person engagement activity:
Dotmocracy and ideas board - this was located outside Blockhouse Coffee, between Monday 20 November to Sunday 10 December (130 Ryans Road Nundah, Qld 4012) for the community to share and vote.
An interactive community workshop was held on Saturday 2 December 2023.
Your feedback will assist Council in understanding what the community values in their neighbourhood. A summary of the community's feedback will be provided in early 2024 and will inform the concept design which will be released in mid-2024.
CLOSED: The project vision creation activity has concluded.
Council asked the community to help create an authentic and compelling vision statement for the project. The vision will provide direction and guidance for the site's future transformation. The project's vision statement may evolve as the project develops.
Using three of the key words below, people could create their own vision statement:
Peaceful
Nature
Connection
Place
Community
Reflection
Social
Playful
Creative
Garden
Subtropical
Landscape
Backyard
Character
Urban
Gathering
e.g., The Ryans Road, Nundah BSPS should encourage connection, nature and reflection.
CLOSED: The sharing of project postcards has concluded.
Project postcards were sent to Nundah locals. People could write or draw ideas for the space on the postcard and share them by pinning their postcard to the online ideas board, or in person at the ideas board that was located outside Blockhouse Coffee.