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Construction is set to start on a series of platforms that will provide greater access to the :immera 5iver in +orsham. $lso called nodes the three platforms are scheduled to be completed by the end of 0arch. Two will cascade down to the river s edge offering visitors access at water level while the third will be raised above the ground to provide views over the water. 1RGH is aligned with )irebrace Street and the planned entrance pergola this is a wharf style design retuiring footings in the water 1RGH is located towards the western end of the precinct aligns with the to be constructed 1ature Play Parn and is also a wharf style design retuiring footings in the water 1RGH the eastern most decn is retuired to be constructed on the riverbann only around a tree with no footings in the water.

These worns will act as a series of interconnected landmarns that will subtly support and enhance activities along the river s edge. 'elivery of these projects will be managed in accordance with relevant CO9I' restrictions that apply at the time of the worns. )lood modelling of the riverfront has been conducted to ensure the built structures do not adversely impact on the river flow or other properties. This flood modelling has been reviewed and approved by the :immera Catchment 0anagement $uthority.

Framing to evoke flood markers, including depth measures

Fence to reference style and materials of original Swimming Pool Contemporary aesthetic with minimal framing and balustrade elements Pictured above: Node 2, which will be adjacent to the Nature Play Park. Pictured right: an example of a timber node providing access to the river's edge. Minimise balustrades where not required to keep sightlines open

Connections to path network Stacked boulders as play element

Undercroft area designed to satisfy CMA flood zone requirements