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Sunshine Coast Design Advice meeting

Our Sunshine Coast Design Advice meeting is a design meeting with one Council architect or urban designer.

Aquiv Townhouses, Brightwater Mountain Creek, Architect – Hollindale Mainwaring Architects, Photographer - Krista Eppelstun


Image credit: Aquiv Townhouses, Brightwater Mountain Creek, Architect – Hollindale Mainwaring Architects, Photographer - Krista Eppelstun

Our Sunshine Coast Design Advice meeting is an online-only meeting with one Council architect or urban designer. This service is suitable for customers seeking advice for a proposed development and may include advice on:

  • character
  • urban design and setting
  • scenic amenity
  • orientation and built form
  • the Sunshine Coast Design principles.

We can provide heritage advice on Local Heritage Places and Character Buildings.

How to book

Sunshine Coast Design Advice meetings are a one-hour meeting with an urban designer or architect. They are online-only held via MS Teams.

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Inclusions

This service includes advice and guidance relating to design and architecture only.

Exclusions

This service is not available for those seeking advice on dwelling house design except in relation to Local Heritage Places and Character Buildings.

This service does not include written advice or meeting notes.

Any advice provided does not constitute approval.

What we need from you:

You must provide the property address.

Please provide any additional information, plans or proposals at least five business days prior to the meeting.