Greater Holtze has been identified as the future growth area for Greater Darwin. The Greater Holtze area comprises approximately 3,300 hectares spanning Holtze, Kowandi, Holtze North and Howard Springs North. It will support a strategy of maintaining a supply of serviced land for development and identifying areas of environmental and/or social benefit while creating a liveable, affordable and sustainable community for everyone.
Byrne Consultants were engaged by the Department of Lands Planning and Environment (DLPE) to support the long-term development of Greater Holtze through the following activities:
Project Management:
Byrne Consultants is engaged to provide Project Management services which requires on-going management of over 20 separate work elements and 15 sub-consultancies across multiple disciplines. Byrne Consultants provided Risk Management, Scheduling, Project Management, Gaps Analysis, Financial Management, Scheduling and Reporting services across the entire program of works to facilitate development of Greater Holtze in a planned way. Project Management services include extensive authority liaison to ensure relevant stakeholder inputs to various aspects of the project including concept design for infrastructure, infrastructure master planning and detailed design co-ordination.
Infrastructure Masterplanning:
Byrne Consultants prepared infrastructure master plans for the Greater Holtze area, including:
Works Plan Development:
Byrne Consultants were responsible for preparing the Works Plan for the Holtze Land Release developer which provided an overview of the
enabling infrastructure headworks to be delivered by the Territory, the context and technical objectives for the interface between the Land
Release and Territory owned infrastructure and the specific requirements of the Territory associated with the Development. The Works Plan
articulated all infrastructure connections between the Land Release Parcel and enabling infrastructure including roads, power, water and
sewer.
Concept Design and Detailed Design:
Byrne Consultants role during the concept and detailed design stage has included (this work is on-going):
Geographical Information Systems:
Byrne Consultants have been engaged to establish a standalone GIS Portal for the Greater Holtze Project which provides the following:
Byrne Consultants and the sub-consultant team has developed:
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
Byrne Consultants was engaged by the Department of Logistics and Infrastructure (DLI) to support the delivery of remote housing across the Northern Territory. Our role included community master planning for new subdivisions, community engagement, and the design and development of residential infrastructure to support sustainable growth in remote communities.
The NT Subdivision Development Guidelines are a Northern Territory Government initiative to consolidate and standardise subdivision design and construction requirements across all localities within the Northern Territory.
Brownfield housing developments require site servicing plans to detail utility connections to the lot and for civil set out. This project involves the design and documentation of site servicing and civil layout plans for remote infill lot developments across the Northern Territory to support the Remote Housing Program.