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The Mt Coot-tha Quarry Will Be Transformed Into... | An Interview with Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- Today we’re delving into the exciting redevelopment plans for two of Brisbane's iconic quarries. Lord Mayor Adrian Schrinner has announced the closure of Mt Coot-tha and Pine Mountain quarries, sparking a community-driven initiative to shape the future of these vast landscapes.
HAVE YOUR SAY: Share your ideas for what the quarries should be redeveloped into by following this link and completing the online form:
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In this exclusive interview with Lord Mayor Schrinner, we uncover the reasons behind the quarry closures and how Brisbane residents stand to benefit. From green spaces and recreation facilities to potential tourism attractions, the possibilities are endless!
Discover the vision for these significant parcels of land, both exceeding 20 hectares - bigger than South Bank Parklands! Join us as we discuss the potential transformation of Mt Coot-tha and Pine Mountain quarries into something truly special for the people of Brisbane.
As the quarries cease their current operations, we explore the community consultation phase, where your input can shape the future. Lord Mayor Schrinner shares insights into the ideas already proposed, drawing inspiration from global successes like the Eden Project in Cornwall and Gardens by the Bay in Singapore.
Explore how former quarries around the world have been transformed into breathtaking attractions, from underground hotels in China to adventure parks in Connecticut. Witness the amazing possibilities these abandoned sites hold!
Learn about other ex-quarries in Brisbane that have undergone remarkable transformations, such as the Daisy Hill Quarry and the proposed Keperra quarry redevelopment.
Could these Brisbane quarries become the next Eden Project or Gardens by the Bay? Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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00:00 Introduction
00:39 Why Quarries?
01:20 Mt Coot-Tha and Pine Mountain Quarry History
02:32 Urban Renewal in Brisbane
03:34 The Eden Project and Gardens by the Bay
04:34 Former Quarries Around the World
08:13 What Could Brisbane's Quarries Become?
09:53 An Environment and Economic Benefit
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When Brisbane formally bid for the Olympics, i did play around with a fantasy concept of the Mt Coot-tha quarry being the site of a mostly temporary Olympic Stadium, with tiers layed over earthen terracing. Post Games the temporary tiers are removed and the terraces become an extension to the botanical gardens. Leaving a 10000 seat athletics facility and new HQ for Qld Athletics and/or the AIS.
A really stunning, and unique venue could be build there. Alas the area isn't serviced by rail. Any spur-line would at an insurmountable anount to total cost.
Giant amphitheater, bring back gladiator battles.
Love this!
Hell yeah
Amphitheatre would be cool
Great interview and report. It's refreshing to see something with a positive tone these days. I hope they retain the terracing in the quarry. It's interesting and would be a nod to it's former use.
I sense, my council rates going up again. I had the same feeling when they announced the Olympics for Brisbane.
Rates will probably just go up whether this happens or not, right. Just one of life's inevitabilities?
Turn them into water storage, pump water there before wet season, might minimise some flood damage.
I've seen other ex-quarries around the world be used for city water supply purposes, this could be something!
@@MelPikos Have a look into the Bradfeild water scheme.
I've made a video about that already ;) ua-cam.com/users/shortsX9ODC-Cc3eg
@@MelPikos I will take a look thanks.
My opinion would be to use both quarries for parks and stuff and use vic park as the site for the new Olympic stadium. Close to all forms of transport, near the city, etc and would be the perfect place for a 100k seats stadium. Think futuristic and build a big stadium rather than converting gabba from 50 k seats to 55k
I’m so excited for developments on Pine Mountain Road’s quarry!
I am too!!
@@MelPikos I would love to see the Southern Hemispheres largest mountain bike track there. it could be use to the olympics
Anything "tourist" development on Coot-Tha needs to include better and more regular public transport, both to Coot-Tha and between the different "attractions" that doesn't include a magical-mystery-tour on a BCC Translink bus
Idiot
Agree!
People are sick of being educated by governments. The Mt Coot-tha quarry already has the shape of an amphitheatre. A ancient style entertainment amphitheatre, ( remember they have perfect acoustics so little to no amplification needed), would place Brisbane towards the top of the artistic excellence list world wide.
How about returning it back to the way it was?
Replacing all the rock might be tricky! :P But returning to green space that's usable by the public would be great
It is good to dedicate the inner city to beautiful attractions for both residents and tourists rather than industrial as it really does hurt the beauty of cities. Hopefully we can make good use of these quarries as well as developing the land around it.
100% agree!
It would cool to have garden by the bay or like a cool shopping center underground shopping
...WE NEED WATERFALL GARDEN WALKS...A 5 STAR HOTEL...A STAGE....TROPICAL HUTS...
Yeah…let’s have some more carparks! More luxury units? Anything that will line the council’s pockets….
I love the idea of public green spaces. I think we should avoid creating it into a park for cheap thrills with zip lines and other theme park junk. The grounds should highlight the natural beauty of our corner of Earth. We should use the opportunity to create something truly beautiful. I think something like the Garden of Eden and that park in Singapore are the best examples for us to draw inspiration from for this development. I am against rides and slides etc because frankly it's a short sighted and immature idea, there are parks with children's play sets if that's your thing.
How about we let them revert to bushland instead of turning them into "something". Anything built in those places is going to require transport connections and parking which kind of defeats the purpose of the location.
Best comment , agree with you
Love the idea of modelling on Singapore. Maybe also incorporate a new stadium for the Olympics so they leave the Gabba alone!
That could be a cool idea!! Send it in!
Skifield and alpine park.
An indoor ski field sounds pretty expensive... not sure if the funds are there to build that!
First check with UNESCO , EPA & Native Title .. The Rainbow Serpent must be feed first .
Why were Mt Coot-tha Protection Alliance comments removed from this site? We are a volunteer community group.
From which site? This video? We haven't removed any comments from this video...
Building affordable housing would be nice.
Brownstone in Portland! Brisbane needs something like that I feel.
Definitely would be pretty cool! And great to cool off in these 38 degree days!
Mixed use for recreation plus a music bowl would be amazing but the costs would have to include a significant public transport link plus improved road access.
You can recycle asphalt on site and re lay asphalt all in one vehicle using the existing asphalt on the road, common sense standard road renewal ✌️❤️🇬🇧
Turn it into a surf wave pool, the waves at Streets Beach Southbank suck😉
Hahah!! Love that!
Nuclear waste dump. Tourists are fascinated by Chernobyl. Imagine 2 headed bin chickens, mega toads, real killer koalas. Maybe a gain of function bioscience lab for developing the next pandemic virus.
Bra ya mad compare to Singapore gardens by the bay. No way would Brisbane ever have the budget like that. Also gardens by the bay is right next to the CBD and next to Marina Bay Sands casino. Your dreaming to compare that to quarries in middle of nowhere. Brisbane floundering just on cost of a stadium let alone a gardens by the bay equivalent . Your joking bro
Just leave it alone lock it up and forget about money
Seems like a waste to just leave it alone, potentially also dangerous too, a giant hole in the ground...
🤪 *promosm*
Pine mountain is in Ipswich, not Brisbane
Pine Mountain Quarry is on Pine Mountain Road in Mt Gravatt, Brisbane :) Pine Mountain, Ipswich is a different place
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Someone doesn't get out much@@stuart2006rats