Northcote Aquatic and Recreation Centre Past Event
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Accessible bathroom, All gender bathroom, Assistance animals welcome, Seating available, Wheelchair accessibleThe City of Darebin and the architectural design team, led by Warren and Mahoney, showcase the new Northcote Aquatic and Recreation Centre, which has achieved 6 Star Green Star rating by Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), with a tour and talk.
NARC as it is affectionally known as, was developed through an integrated design process that balanced deep engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, immersive understanding of community needs, and world leading standards of sustainability. The result is a timeless architectural experience that features a stunning timber structure that exudes warmth and makes you feel welcomed from the moment you step into the facility.
NARC’s sustainability credentials include:
- carbon neutral building in operation with 100% green power,
- rainwater harvesting for swimming pool and landscaping and grey water toilets,
- electric heating, cooling and hot water systems using source heat pumps, and
- timber structure (Forest Stewardship Council) to the pool hall.
What does the design team love most about NARC? Learn from panel speakers and site tour leaders including:
- Daryl Maguire, Warren and Mahoney, project principal,
- Brett Diprose, Warren and Mahoney, project architect,
- James Ryan, Warren and Mahoney, architect, and
- Venessa Petrie, City of Darebin, General Manger City Sustainability and Strategy, sustainability thought leader.
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Accessible bathroom, All gender bathroom, Assistance animals welcome, Seating available, Wheelchair accessibleThe City of Darebin and the architectural design team, led by Warren and Mahoney, showcase the new Northcote Aquatic and Recreation Centre, which has achieved 6 Star Green Star rating by Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA), with a tour and talk.
NARC as it is affectionally known as, was developed through an integrated design process that balanced deep engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, immersive understanding of community needs, and world leading standards of sustainability. The result is a timeless architectural experience that features a stunning timber structure that exudes warmth and makes you feel welcomed from the moment you step into the facility.
NARC’s sustainability credentials include:
- carbon neutral building in operation with 100% green power,
- rainwater harvesting for swimming pool and landscaping and grey water toilets,
- electric heating, cooling and hot water systems using source heat pumps, and
- timber structure (Forest Stewardship Council) to the pool hall.
What does the design team love most about NARC? Learn from panel speakers and site tour leaders including:
- Daryl Maguire, Warren and Mahoney, project principal,
- Brett Diprose, Warren and Mahoney, project architect,
- James Ryan, Warren and Mahoney, architect, and
- Venessa Petrie, City of Darebin, General Manger City Sustainability and Strategy, sustainability thought leader.