Martha Street Village Precinct Project

Consultation on the Martha Street Village Precinct Project has now concluded.  Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback. 

Brisbane City Council through the Village Precinct program, completed a $1 million streetscape improvement project to revitalise the Martha Street, Camp Hill neighbourhood shopping precinct.

Council worked with the local community to revitalise the precinct and is now inviting community to provide feedback on the improvements.

Your feedback

When the community was asked: ‘What do you think could be improved in the Martha Street centre precinct?’ your responses highlighted key areas for improvement including:

  • traffic safety and pedestrian access
  • landscaping, footpath upgrades and street furniture for streetscape amenity, and
  • improved parking conditions throughout the centre.

Local business owners also requested that Council explore potential creative placemaking and lighting opportunities to help unify the centre.

Delivered improvements

Improvements include:

  • upgrading of the footpath pavers to exposed aggregate concrete to improve accessibility, maintenance and amenity
  • intersection upgrades and relocated Newman Avenue pedestrian crossing to improve safety and accessibility
  • marked parking bays and consolidated loading zone to improve accessibility
  • street greening including street tree planting to improve visual and physical amenity, and limit the urban heat island effect
  • groundcover plantings to new and existing garden beds
  • inclusion of new unique seating and standard Council street furniture
  • creative public art installation for the community and visitors to enjoy.

Have your say

Consultation on the Martha Street Village Precinct Project has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback. 


For more information about the Martha Street Village Precinct project you can visit Council's website.

Brisbane City Council through the Village Precinct program, completed a $1 million streetscape improvement project to revitalise the Martha Street, Camp Hill neighbourhood shopping precinct.

Council worked with the local community to revitalise the precinct and is now inviting community to provide feedback on the improvements.

Your feedback

When the community was asked: ‘What do you think could be improved in the Martha Street centre precinct?’ your responses highlighted key areas for improvement including:

  • traffic safety and pedestrian access
  • landscaping, footpath upgrades and street furniture for streetscape amenity, and
  • improved parking conditions throughout the centre.

Local business owners also requested that Council explore potential creative placemaking and lighting opportunities to help unify the centre.

Delivered improvements

Improvements include:

  • upgrading of the footpath pavers to exposed aggregate concrete to improve accessibility, maintenance and amenity
  • intersection upgrades and relocated Newman Avenue pedestrian crossing to improve safety and accessibility
  • marked parking bays and consolidated loading zone to improve accessibility
  • street greening including street tree planting to improve visual and physical amenity, and limit the urban heat island effect
  • groundcover plantings to new and existing garden beds
  • inclusion of new unique seating and standard Council street furniture
  • creative public art installation for the community and visitors to enjoy.

Have your say

Consultation on the Martha Street Village Precinct Project has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback. 


For more information about the Martha Street Village Precinct project you can visit Council's website.

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

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    Consultation on the Martha Street Village Precinct Project has now concluded.  Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback.