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Indiana\u2019s world-famous western fa\u00e7ade will be retained and enhanced as part of Tattarang\u2019s comprehensive new vision to transform the iconic but ageing building into a modern, accessible and world-class beachside precinct.<\/p>\n
Indiana\u2019s world-famous western fa\u00e7ade will be retained and enhanced as part of Tattarang\u2019s comprehensive new vision to transform the iconic but ageing building into a modern, accessible and world-class beachside precinct.<\/p>\n
Designed to create Australia\u2019s best beachside environment and deliver generational community benefits for all Cottesloe beach visitors, a new multi-level terraced design will create new restaurants, caf\u00e9s and family-friendly kiosks, a promenade and covered public plaza, plus a multi-million-dollar upgrade for the Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club.<\/p>\n
Tattarang\u2019s vision features two separate but interconnected structures that \u2018step\u2019 down towards the ocean, replicating the existing Cottesloe Terraces and the natural landscape of the sand dunes. To the west, the existing Teahouse building is enhanced and transformed, while a new building at the rear of the site is nestled amongst the surrounding Norfolk Island pine trees and floating above the Marine Parade level, providing improved public shelter and spaces to enjoy, while maximising sight lines to the beach.<\/p>\n
The new vision has been developed by Tattarang\u2019s property division Fiveight in consultation with Woods Bagot and is the culmination of more than two years of planning and stakeholder engagement, including a public design competition. The vision for the project is to deliver \u201ca backyard for locals and a front door for visitors\u201d.<\/p>\n
Tattarang Director Nicola Forrest AO said the next chapter for Indiana must be one that respected the history of the site while delivering a sustainable future that allowed for much-needed improvements to be delivered.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe share the community\u2019s passion to retain Indiana\u2019s iconic western fa\u00e7ade and to preserve the building\u2019s legacy for future generations. As the committed custodians of this important site, we believe Indiana can, and should, play a more meaningful role in the lives of locals and visitors alike, and our ambitions are clear: we want to deliver the best beachside precinct in Australia; one for all Western Australians to enjoy,\u201d Mrs Forrest said.<\/p>\n
Tattarang CEO Andrew Hagger said the project is expected to create more than 113 ongoing jobs and inject millions of dollars into the local economy during construction.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith the development proposal now submitted to the Town of Cottesloe, we believe a renewed Indiana will assist Cottesloe Council fully realise their vision for the wider foreshore by providing seamless connections with the broader beach precinct, deliver new public facilities for all beach users and visitors, and further enhance the area\u2019s world-renowned character,\u201d Mr Hagger said.<\/p>\n
Tattarang\u2019s lifestyle division Z1Z has temporarily reactivated Indiana\u2019s restaurant area as a vibrant Latin-themed pop up called Indigo Oscar, which will operate while the long-term vision proceeds through approval processes.<\/p>\n
To discover the plans in detail, and to read more about the development of the Indiana vision, visit indiana.com.au<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n