Planning stage noise impact assessment for a redevelopment of the North Blackburn Shopping Centre. The assessment of the redevelopment considered the replacement of rooftop mechanical plant, an introduction of a hand car wash, a child care centre, food and beverage tenancies and the relocation of one of two existing supermarkets. Client: Australian Unity Funds Management Limited Image: Taylor Robinson
A noise intrusion assessment of a 48-level residential development in the Melbourne CBD to satisfy conditions of the planning permit. The assessment considered noise sources in the surrounding area including mechanical plant associated with adjacent commercial and residential buildings, music and traffic noise. Client: Wee Hur Capital Pte Ltd Image: Hayball
The Mordialloc Bypass is a proposed new nine-kilometre arterial road between the end of the Mornington Peninsula Freeway at Springvale Road, Aspendale Gardens and the Dingley Bypass, Dingley. Clarity Acoustics was engaged by the City of Kingston Council to peer review the reporting submitted as part of the Environmental Effects Statement (EES) for the project and provide expert evidence at
Clarity Acoustics undertook a town planning acoustic assessment for a proposed four-storey 172-place early learning centre in Glen Iris. Subsequently, Clarity Acoustics was also involved in preparing and providing expert witness testimony for the VCAT proceeding relating to the application. Client: Little Lane Early Learning Architect: Milton Architects
Town planning acoustic assessment for a proposed ten-storey residential development at 93 Wellington Street in Collingwood. Client: DP Toscano Architects Image: DP Toscano Architects
Acoustic assessment for the conversion of an existing warehouse in Woodend into a market/function space, restaurant and tavern. Client: Insitu Group Image: Human Habitats
Patron noise assessment for outdoor areas associated with the Osborne Rooftop & Bar in South Yarra. Client: The Osborne Sth Yarra Pty Ltd Image: The Osborne Sth Yarra Pty Ltd
A ten-storey apartment building was proposed at 1-7 Waterfront Place in Port Melbourne. The development site is in close proximity to Station Pier which is Victoria’s premier cruise ship terminal and home to the Spirit of Tasmania. Clarity Acoustics was engaged by the Victorian Ports Corporation (Melbourne) to review the acoustic implications of the proposed residential development on the operation
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