Bondi Pavilion Restoration and Conservation Project

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On Thursday 19 December, the Sydney Eastern City Planning Panel gave us the green light to restore the Pavilion to its former glory with a detailed design that has been guided by the Bondi Pavilion Conservation Management Plan (CMP) and extensive community consultation. This means we’re now able to commence construction in May 2020, and initiatives are being planned to activate the location during the works.

So, what’s the plan? The new design, by architects Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG), will integrate the outdoor and indoor spaces, connecting the beautiful Bondi Beach to the parklands and Campbell Parade, whilst celebrating the rich history that is the Bondi Pavilion.

Due to its historical importance, any works undertaken to the building are bound by Waverley Council’s Bondi Pavilion Conservation Management Plan (CMP). The CMP, which was adopted by Waverley Council in June 2018, recognises the Pavilion as the centrepiece of Bondi Park, community life and grand point of entry to Bondi Beach from Campbell Parade.

Timeline:

  • April 2019 – the Development Application (DA) for the Bondi Pavilion Restoration and Conservation project was formally lodged
  • December 2019 – the Sydney Eastern City Planning Panel approved the DA
  • June 2020 – expected construction on the Pavilion begins

More details are available here:

Further background on the project is available at waverley.nsw.gov.au/bondipavilionproject

If you have any questions about the project, please email pavilionconsultation@waverley.nsw.gov.au

On Thursday 19 December, the Sydney Eastern City Planning Panel gave us the green light to restore the Pavilion to its former glory with a detailed design that has been guided by the Bondi Pavilion Conservation Management Plan (CMP) and extensive community consultation. This means we’re now able to commence construction in May 2020, and initiatives are being planned to activate the location during the works.

So, what’s the plan? The new design, by architects Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG), will integrate the outdoor and indoor spaces, connecting the beautiful Bondi Beach to the parklands and Campbell Parade, whilst celebrating the rich history that is the Bondi Pavilion.

Due to its historical importance, any works undertaken to the building are bound by Waverley Council’s Bondi Pavilion Conservation Management Plan (CMP). The CMP, which was adopted by Waverley Council in June 2018, recognises the Pavilion as the centrepiece of Bondi Park, community life and grand point of entry to Bondi Beach from Campbell Parade.

Timeline:

  • April 2019 – the Development Application (DA) for the Bondi Pavilion Restoration and Conservation project was formally lodged
  • December 2019 – the Sydney Eastern City Planning Panel approved the DA
  • June 2020 – expected construction on the Pavilion begins

More details are available here:

Further background on the project is available at waverley.nsw.gov.au/bondipavilionproject

If you have any questions about the project, please email pavilionconsultation@waverley.nsw.gov.au

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Bondi Pavilion Restoration and Conservation Project concept design survey

    The concept design for the Bondi Pavilion Restoration & Conservation Project has been developed by architect Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG), based on extensive community and stakeholder feedback.

    Council would now like to hear your feedback on the concept design before we go into the next phase of the project. Please complete the survey below, it will take less than five minutes to complete.


    The concept design for the Bondi Pavilion Restoration & Conservation Project has been developed by architect Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG), based on extensive community and stakeholder feedback.

    Council would now like to hear your feedback on the concept design before we go into the next phase of the project. Please complete the survey below, it will take less than five minutes to complete.


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