Discussion paper
Activating the Harbour City
The case for an Opera House to Parramatta pathway
Publisher
Urban planning
Urban renewal
Property development
Sydney
Description
This discussion paper outlines a proposal to deliver to Sydneysiders, for the first time, continuous foreshore access from the iconic Sydney Opera house to the rapidly expanding geographic centre of Sydney - the Parramatta CBD.
The proposal would deliver:
- 80 kilometres of continuous foreshore access, from the Opera House, The Bays Precinct including Blackwattle Bay, the new Sydney Fish Market, White Bay Power station, Canada Bay to Parramatta River.
- Between 1645 and 3145 new jobs created over the lifetime of the project that would have a positive ripple effect through the State’s economy. A new recreational space for 90,262 residents living in the 18 adjacent suburbs and ultimately, improve health outcomes for these communities.
- A new tourism destination for Sydney that could potentially attract several hundred thousand additional international and domestic tourists each year, and bring over $150 million in localised economic activity per year to the project area.
- This proposal sets out a staged approach for the delivery of this social infrastructure.
Publication Details
Copyright:
McKell Institute 2020
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
21 Oct 2020
