The objective of the Site Identification and Assessment Project is to identify potential sites across the Northern Territory and assess their suitability for development based on client requirements.
Byrne Consultants were engaged to complete a site identification and assessment process in the Alice Springs, Katherine, Greater Darwin, East Arnhem and Tiwi Island regions of the Northern Territory. The role involved the establishment of site requirements in collaboration with the client and stakeholders, identification of potential sites based on the agreed criteria and a desktop assessment of each site against individual criteria including land tenure and zoning, accessibility, including for emergency services, availability of essential services and potential cost for development. Information was collated across 20 separate criteria for each site to undertake a comparative assessment including risks and opportunities. Presentation maps were prepared for each site suitable for Executive, providing site data in a clear, easy to interpret way.
The project has resulted in the Department having ready access to information regarding potentially suitable sites with an understanding of the potential risks and benefits of each site. This information will be suitable to inform future planning for the development of infrastructure to support new building facilities.
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.