- by architectureau
- 08 Apr 2025
The Alice Springs Town Council have released concept plans to undertake revitalisation works along the riverside of the desert town's city centre. The proposal is part of council's commitment to delivering the Regenerating the Alice Town Centre project, which aims to engage with the Alice Springs community in order to enhance the city for the benefit of local individuals, businesses and visitors.
Following community feedback, council have hit a halfway point in the design development proposal, which includes upgrades to Todd Mall and Todd Street, a new activated link between the mall and Hartley Street, as well as areas along Leichhardt Terrace and the Hartley Street car park. The designs for the new public playground and sporting infrastructure, art installations, bench seating, landscaping and lighting are now open for public comment.
According to the council, the next step will involve refining the proposal and preparing the project for construction.
The plans can be viewed online and are open for comment until 25 February.
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