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People, Place and Partnership
211
Prep
ared
by:
Mic
rom
ex R
esea
rch
Dat
e: J
uly
27, 2
018
City
of S
ydne
yD
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
, Kin
gs C
ross
–C
omm
unity
Con
sulta
tion
212
Tabl
e of
Con
tent
s
The
info
rmat
ion
cont
aine
d h
erei
n is
belie
ved
to b
e re
liabl
e an
d a
ccur
ate,
how
ever
, no
guar
ante
e is
give
n as
to it
s ac
cura
cy a
nd re
liabi
lity,
and
no
resp
onsib
ility
or li
abilit
y fo
r any
info
rmat
ion,
opi
nion
s or c
omm
enta
ry c
onta
ined
he
rein
, or f
or a
ny c
onse
quen
ces o
f its
use
, will
be a
ccep
ted
by
Mic
rom
ex R
esea
rch,
or b
y an
y pe
rson
invo
lved
in
the
prep
arat
ion
of th
is re
port
Back
grou
nd &
Met
hod
olog
y3
Sam
ple
Prof
ile5
Key
Findi
ngs
11
Resu
lts: C
hara
cter
/Per
sona
lity
16
Land
Use
Opt
ions
35
Uses
, Pla
ces a
nd B
usin
esse
s of S
igni
fican
ce50
App
endi
x A
: D
emog
raph
ics
58
App
endi
x B:
Ad
ditio
nal D
ata
62
App
endi
x C
: The
Que
stio
nnai
re70
213
Back
grou
nd &
Met
hod
olog
y
214
4
Back
grou
nd &
Met
hodo
logy
Obj
ectiv
es
This
rese
arch
ispa
rtof
the
revi
ewth
at
the
City
ofSy
dne
yis
cond
uctin
gon
parts
ofth
epl
anni
ngfra
mew
ork
tha
tgui
de
loca
lch
arac
ter
and
dev
elop
men
tin
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
,Ki
ngsC
ross
.
This
repo
rtis
base
don
ase
lf-co
mpl
ete
onlin
esu
rvey
.
Sam
ple
The
onlin
esa
mpl
eco
nsist
edof
ato
talo
f252
resp
ond
ents
.
Fort
hesu
rvey
und
erd
iscus
sion
the
grea
test
mar
gin
ofer
ror
is6.
2%.T
his
mea
ns,f
orex
ampl
eth
att
hean
swer
‘yes
’(50
%)
toa
ques
tion
coul
dva
ryfro
map
prox
imat
ely
44%
to56
%.
Plea
seno
teth
at
inso
me
cros
san
alys
isba
sesiz
esar
elo
w(N
=<30
),an
dsh
ould
bevi
ewed
from
anin
tere
stpo
int
ofvi
ewon
ly.
Data
colle
ctio
n
The
onlin
esu
rvey
was
avai
labl
ed
urin
gth
epe
riod
25th
June
-22
ndJu
ly,2
018.
The
onlin
esu
rvey
was
prom
oted
thro
ugh
Cou
ncil’
s‘s
ydne
yyou
rsay
’pa
ge,a
lette
rto
loca
lres
iden
tsan
dst
ake
hold
ers,
Cou
ncil
med
iare
leas
e,an
da
ttw
op
opup
stal
lsa
tKin
gsC
ross
mar
kets
held
from
12pm
to2p
mon
Satu
rday
the
30th
June
and
Satu
rday
the
14th
July
2018
.
215
Sam
ple
Prof
ile
216
6
Sam
ple
Prof
ileA
ll Re
spon
dent
s (N
=252
)
Mal
e: 5
3%Fe
mal
e: 4
5%Pr
efer
not
to
say:
2%
1%
3%
9%
21%
20% 21
%
15%
7%
1%
2%
0%5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Und
er 1
8
18-2
4
25-2
9
30-3
9
40-4
9
50-5
9
60-6
9
70-7
9
80+
Pref
er n
ot to
say
Gen
der
Age
Invo
lvem
ent/
Rela
tions
hip
with
Kin
gs C
ross
Live
in K
ings
Cro
ss: 3
5%
Live
in a
subu
rb a
roun
d
King
s Cro
ss: 4
6%
Wor
k in
Kin
gs C
ross
: 10%
Wor
k in
a su
burb
aro
und
Ki
ngs C
ross
: 10%
Visi
t Kin
gs C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t, to
ca
tch
up w
ith fa
mily
/frie
nds:
33%
Used
to liv
e/w
ork/
visit
Kin
gs
Cro
ss, b
ut d
on’t
any
mor
e: 6
%
Non
e of
the
abov
e, b
ut I
do
care
abo
ut K
ings
Cro
ss: 2
%
85%
of r
espo
nden
ts li
ve a
nd/o
r wor
k in
or a
roun
d Ki
ngs C
ross
(i.e
.: ne
t sub
-tot
al o
f the
firs
t fo
ur ‘r
elat
ions
hip’
resp
onse
s ab
ove)
.
Not
e: re
spon
den
ts w
ere
ab
le to
sele
ct m
ultip
le in
volv
emen
ts/r
elat
ions
hips
217
7
Sam
ple
Prof
ileA
ll Re
spon
dent
s (N
=252
)
Usag
e of
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dFr
eque
ncy
of V
isitin
g or
Pas
sing
Thro
ugh
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
Not
e: re
spon
den
ts w
ere
ab
le to
sele
ct m
ultip
le u
ses
87%
64%
63%
45%
6%
1%
0%20
%40
%60
%80
%10
0%
I wa
lk th
roug
h D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
to g
et so
mew
here
else
I go
to D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
to u
sese
rvic
es
I visi
t the
caf
es a
nd/o
rre
stau
rant
s in
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d
I visi
t the
pub
s and
/or c
lub
s in
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d
Oth
er
Non
e of
the
ab
ove
68%
18%
4% 5%
2% 3%
0%20
%40
%60
%80
%
Da
ily
Wee
kly
Fortn
ight
ly
Onc
e a
mon
th
Ever
y 2-
3 m
onth
s
2-3
times
a y
ear
We
can
assu
me
the
maj
ority
of r
espo
nden
ts a
re v
ery
fam
iliar
with
the
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
area
, with
86%
visi
ting
or p
assin
g th
roug
h th
e St
reet
at l
east
wee
kly.
218
8
Sam
ple
Prof
ileRe
siden
ts o
f Kin
gs C
ross
(N=8
7)
Time
lived
in K
ings
Cro
ssRa
tepa
yer S
tatu
s
3% 3%
0%
14%
21%
13%
26%
20%
0%10
%20
%30
%
Less
than
6 m
onth
s
6 m
onth
s –1
yea
r
1 - 2
yea
rs
2 –
3 ye
ars
4 –
7 ye
ars
8 –
10 y
ears
11 –
20 y
ears
21+
year
s
Rate
paye
r: 60
%
Non
-rate
paye
r: 40
%
Prop
erty
Type
Unit/
apar
tmen
t: 84
%Fr
ee st
and
ing
hous
e: 5
%V
illa/t
ownh
ouse
: 8%
Dup
lex/
sem
i-det
ache
d: 3
%
219
9
36%
20%
16%
12%
8%
4% 4%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%
Da
rling
hurs
t
Eliza
bet
h Ba
y
Potts
Poi
nt
Woo
lloom
oolo
o
Rush
cutt
ers B
ay
Oth
er: P
yrm
ont
Refu
sed
Sam
ple
Prof
ileN
eigh
bour
ing
Subu
rb R
esid
ent (
N=1
16)
Subu
rb L
ivin
g in
31%
28%
21%
7% 6% 6%
1%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%
Eliza
bet
h Ba
y
Potts
Poi
nt
Da
rling
hurs
t
Rush
cutt
ers B
ay
Woo
lloom
oolo
o
Oth
er: P
ad
din
gton
Oth
er: S
urre
y H
ills
Subu
rb W
orki
ng in
Wor
k in
Nei
ghbo
urin
g Su
burb
(N=2
5)
220
10
52%
12%
6%
15%
6%
8%
1%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%60
%
Da
ily
Wee
kly
Fortn
ight
ly
Onc
e a
mon
th
Ever
y 2-
3 m
onth
s
2-3
times
a y
ear
Onc
e a
yea
r or l
ess
Sam
ple
Prof
ileW
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ss (N
=26)
Time
Wor
ked
in K
ings
Cro
ss
0%
15%
0%
8% 8%
0%
23%
46%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%
Less
than
6 m
onth
s
6 m
onth
s –1
yea
r
1 - 2
yea
rs
2 –
3 ye
ars
4 –
7 ye
ars
8 –
10 y
ears
11 –
20 y
ears
21+
year
s
Freq
uenc
y of
Visi
ting
King
s C
ross
Visit
ors
(N=8
3)
221
Key
Find
ings
222
12
Ove
rall
Ther
eis
acl
eard
ivid
eam
ong
resp
ond
ents
,som
ebe
lieve
that
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
has
chan
ged
fort
hew
orse
over
the
past
10-2
0ye
ars
and
they
wou
ldlik
eth
ear
eato
bere
turn
edto
the
vibr
ant,
adul
t-the
med
,nig
httim
een
terta
inm
entp
reci
nctt
hati
twas
inth
epa
st,
with
lock
out
law
sre
mov
ed.
On
the
othe
rha
nd,
ther
ear
ere
spon
den
tsw
hobe
lieve
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
has
been
chan
ging
fort
hebe
ttera
ndw
ant
the
regi
onto
cont
inue
tobe
com
esa
fer,
clea
nera
ndm
ore
fam
ilyfri
end
ly.T
heta
ble
belo
wsu
mm
aris
esth
ela
rge
diff
eren
cesb
etw
een
thes
etw
ogr
oups
ofre
spon
den
ts:
Key
Find
ings
All
resp
onde
nts,
how
ever
do
appe
arto
agre
eth
atth
ear
chite
ctur
ean
dhi
stor
ical
build
ings
inth
ear
eaar
ea
nim
porta
ntch
arac
teris
ticof
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
,and
thes
ene
edto
be
mai
ntai
ned
and
prot
ecte
dfro
md
evel
oper
s.
Que
stio
nC
hang
ed fo
r the
Bet
ter
Cha
nged
for t
he W
orse
Cur
rent
cha
ract
er o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Ro
ad
•C
hang
ing
•D
iver
se•
Hist
oric
al
•C
hang
ing
•G
ritty
/gru
ngy
•Bo
ring/
dul
l
Des
ired
futu
re c
hara
cter
of
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d
•D
iver
se•
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g•
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed
•In
tere
stin
g/in
trigu
ing
•Liv
ely
•Fu
n
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d is
impo
rtant
tod
ay
as…
A p
lace
for l
ocal
sA
pla
ce fo
r all S
ydne
ysid
ers
Top
3 la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns re
spon
den
ts
wan
t mor
e of
•C
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
•Sh
ops s
pec
ialis
t•
Thea
tre a
nd p
erfo
rmin
g a
rts v
enue
s
•La
te-o
peni
ng re
sta
uran
ts a
nd c
afe
s•
Sma
ll ba
rs•
Live
mus
ic v
enue
s
223
13
Cha
ract
erof
Darli
nghu
rstR
oad
53%
ofre
spon
den
tsst
ated
that
com
pare
dto
10-2
0ye
arsa
go,D
arlin
ghur
stRo
adha
sgot
ten
wor
se:
•Th
ed
omin
ant
unpr
ompt
edre
ason
prov
ided
byth
ose
who
belie
veD
arlin
ghur
stRo
adha
sgo
tten
wor
seis
that
itha
slo
stits
cha
ract
era
ndun
ique
vibe
,pos
sibly
an
effe
ctof
the
lock
outl
awso
nth
elo
caln
ight
time
econ
omy
23%
ofre
spon
dent
sdo
how
ever
belie
veth
atin
this
time
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
has
gotte
nbe
tter,
with
the
area
now
safe
ran
dcl
eane
racc
ord
ing
toop
en-e
nded
resp
onse
s.
Whe
npr
esen
ted
with
alis
tof1
6w
ords
/phr
ases
that
coul
dde
scrib
eth
ecu
rrent
char
acte
r/pe
rsona
lity
ofD
arlin
ghur
stRo
ad,t
hem
ostf
requ
ently
sele
cted
wor
dw
as‘c
hang
ing’
,fol
low
edby
‘grit
ty/g
rung
y’an
d‘h
istor
ical
’:
•Th
epe
rcep
tion
of‘c
hang
ing’
was
both
apo
sitiv
ean
da
nega
tive,
as
itw
asth
em
ostf
requ
ently
sele
cted
wor
dam
ongs
tbot
hth
ose
who
feel
the
area
hasg
otte
nbe
ttera
ndth
ose
who
thin
kit
hasg
otte
nw
orse
.
The
char
acte
ristic
s/pe
rsona
lity
that
resp
onde
nts
wou
ldlik
eD
arlin
ghur
stRo
adto
have
inth
ene
xt10
orso
year
sin
clud
e‘d
iver
se’,
‘inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g’an
d‘li
vely
’.A
ttrib
utes
whe
re‘fu
ture
’sc
ores
wer
epa
rticu
larly
high
erth
an‘c
urre
nt’
scor
esin
clud
ed:
‘live
ly’,
‘fun’
,‘in
tere
stin
g/in
trigu
ing’
,‘co
mm
unity
-min
ded
’,‘s
afe’
,boh
emia
n’,a
nd‘b
old
’.
The
char
acte
rofK
ings
Cro
ssis
mul
ti-fa
cette
d,w
itha
tlea
stha
lfth
ere
spon
den
tsco
mm
ittin
gto
the
top
‘ver
yim
porta
nt’c
ode
onni
neof
ten
liste
dat
tribu
tes.
‘The
publ
icsp
aces
’and
‘the
arch
itect
ure
and
mat
eria
lsof
the
build
ings
’wer
era
ted
over
alla
sth
em
ost
impo
rtant
feat
ures
ofD
arlin
ghur
stRo
adth
atco
ntrib
ute
toits
char
acte
r.Ho
wev
er,t
hose
that
view
Dar
lingh
urst
Road
asha
ving
chan
ged
fort
hebe
tterw
ere
signi
fican
tlym
ore
likel
yto
view
‘the
publ
icsp
aces
’as
impo
rtant
,whi
lstth
ose
that
rega
rdD
arlin
ghur
stRo
adas
chan
ging
fort
hew
orse
wer
esig
nific
antly
mor
elik
ely
tovi
ew‘t
heam
ount
ofac
tivity
’and
‘the
peop
lew
hovi
sitth
ear
ea’
as
impo
rtant
.Opi
nion
son
the
impo
rtanc
eof
diff
eren
tfe
atur
esin
cont
ribut
ing
toth
ech
arac
tero
fthe
area
also
signi
fica
ntly
diff
ered
by
the
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
tha
tres
pond
ents
had
with
King
sCro
ss:
Live
in K
ings
Cro
ssLiv
e in
N
eigh
bour
ing
Subu
rbVi
sit K
ings
Cro
ssW
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ssW
ork
in
Nei
ghbo
urin
g Su
burb
Rank 1. 2.
The
pub
lic sp
ace
s
The
pub
lic sp
ace
sTh
e p
ublic
spa
ces
The
pub
lic sp
ace
sA
rchi
tect
ure
and
m
ate
rials
of th
e b
uild
ings
Arc
hite
ctur
e a
nd
ma
teria
ls of
the
bui
ldin
gsTh
e a
mou
nt o
f act
ivity
in
the
are
aTh
e a
mou
nt o
f act
ivity
in
the
are
a
Pla
ces f
or b
usin
esse
s
Peop
le w
ho liv
e in
th
e a
rea
Key
Find
ings
224
14
Land
Use
Opt
ions
Whe
nre
spon
dent
sw
ere
aske
dw
heth
erth
eyw
ould
like
less
,th
esa
me
orm
ore
of22
diff
eren
tla
ndus
eop
tions
,th
eto
p5
serv
ice/
faci
litie
s/us
esre
spon
den
tsw
ould
like
mor
eof
wer
e:
Late
ope
ning
rest
aur
ant
s a
nd c
afe
s: 85
%Sm
all b
ars
: 86%
Cre
ativ
e ar
ts sp
ace
s: 84
%Liv
e m
usic
ven
ues:
80%
Thea
tre a
nd p
erfo
rmin
g ar
ts v
enue
s: 82
%
As
expe
cted
,th
ere
wer
eso
me
signi
fican
tdi
ffere
nces
inth
evi
ewof
land
use
optio
nsbe
twee
nre
spon
den
tsba
sed
onth
eir
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
with
King
sC
ross
.Fo
rex
ampl
e,w
hilst
visit
ors
wer
esig
nific
antly
mor
elik
ely
tow
ant
mor
e‘s
mal
lbar
s’,
resid
ents
ofKi
ngsC
ross
wer
esig
nific
ant
lyle
sslik
ely.
Whe
nth
e22
ind
ivid
uall
and
uses
are
colla
psed
dow
nin
tofiv
eca
tego
ries,
the
‘com
mun
ityan
dcu
ltura
lfac
ilitie
s’an
d‘n
ight
time
and
ente
rtain
men
t’ca
tego
riesg
ener
ated
mos
t‘m
ore’
resp
onse
s,w
hilst
the
‘acc
omm
odat
ion’
cate
gory
gene
rate
dth
ele
ast.
Ina
simila
rvei
n,56
%of
resp
onde
nts
wou
ldlik
eto
see
mor
eno
n-re
siden
tialu
ses
onD
arlin
ghur
stRo
ad,w
ithju
st9%
wan
ting
less
.O
ftho
seth
atw
ould
like
mor
e,th
ele
adin
gre
ason
sst
ated
wer
eth
atm
ore
non-
resid
entia
luse
sw
illhe
lpto
liven
the
area
upan
dm
ake
itm
ore
vibr
ant,
asw
ella
sgi
ving
peop
lem
ore
ofa
reas
onto
visit
the
area
.Res
pond
ents
that
belie
veD
arlin
ghur
stRo
adha
scha
nged
fort
hew
orse
wer
esig
nific
antly
mor
elik
ely
tow
ant
tose
em
ore
non-
resid
entia
luse
sin
the
are
a.
Key
Find
ings
Are
asof
Sign
ifica
nce
Whe
npr
ompt
ed,7
2%of
resp
ond
ents
view
edth
eBo
urbo
na
sbe
ing
asig
nific
ant/
valu
able
soci
al,c
ultu
ralo
rhist
oric
alfe
atur
eto
them
,with
the
maj
ority
com
men
ting
onth
eim
porta
nce
ofth
ebu
ildin
gto
the
hist
ory
ofSy
dne
y’sn
ight
life
and
ente
rtain
men
t.
50%
ofre
spon
dent
svi
ewed
the
Empi
reHo
tela
sbe
ing
signi
fican
t/va
luab
leto
them
,29%
ofw
hich
disc
usse
dth
eim
porta
nce
ofth
ebu
ildin
gto
the
LGBT
IQ+
com
mun
ityby
bein
gth
efo
rmer
site
ofLe
sGirl
s.
Unpr
ompt
ed,2
1%of
resp
ond
ents
stat
edth
atth
eFi
tzro
yG
arde
ns,a
ndth
eEl
Ala
mei
nFo
unta
inw
ithin
it,is
ofsig
nific
ants
ocia
lor
hist
oric
alva
lue
toth
em,a
nd15
%id
entif
ied
the
King
sCro
ssLib
rary
.
225
Resu
lts
226
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y
227
17
Com
pare
d to
10
to 2
0 Ye
ars
Ago
Q28
.C
ompa
red
with
10
to 2
0 ye
ars
ago
, whi
ch o
ne st
ate
men
t bel
ow d
o yo
u th
ink
best
des
crib
es D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
, Kin
gs C
ross
now
?
Whi
lst 2
3% o
f res
pond
ent b
elie
ve th
at c
ompa
red
with
10
to 2
0 ye
ars
ago
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has c
hang
ed fo
r the
bet
ter,
53%
bel
ieve
that
is h
as c
hang
ed fo
r the
wor
se. O
pini
ons o
n w
heth
er D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has c
hang
ed fo
r the
bet
ter o
r wor
se d
o no
t sig
nific
antly
diff
er
acro
ss re
spon
dent
s bas
ed o
n th
eir i
nvol
vem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
to K
ings
Cro
ss.
Base
: N=2
52
12%
53%
12%
23%
0%20
%40
%60
%
I don
't kn
ow (N
A)
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d h
as c
hang
ed fo
r the
wor
se (-
1)
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d h
as s
taye
d th
e sa
me
(0)
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d h
as c
hang
ed fo
r the
bet
ter (
1)
Scal
e: -1
=cha
nged
for t
he w
orse
, 1=c
hang
ed fo
r the
bet
ter
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Mea
n ra
ting
-0.3
3-0
.34
-0.3
8-0
.33
-0.4
6-0
.43
Base
223
8098
7524
21
Mea
n ra
ting:
-0.3
3
Not
e: ‘I
don
’t kn
ow’ r
espo
nses
wer
e no
t inc
lude
d in
the
calc
ulat
ion
of th
e m
ean
ratin
g*t
o ca
tch
up w
ith fa
mily
/frie
nds,
etc.
228
18
Com
pare
d to
10
to 2
0 Ye
ars
Ago
–Un
prom
pted
Rea
son
Why
Bet
ter/
Sam
eQ
28.
Com
pare
d w
ith 1
0 to
20
yea
rs a
go, w
hich
one
sta
tem
ent b
elow
do
you
thin
k be
st d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss n
ow?
Q29
.C
an y
ou te
ll us w
hy?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve K
ings
Cro
ss h
as g
otte
n be
tter c
ompa
red
to 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o st
ated
that
the
area
has
bec
ome
safe
r and
cle
aner
.
Bette
r –(2
3%)
% (o
f all
resp
onde
nts)
% (‘
bette
r’ re
spon
dent
s)Sa
fer t
han
befo
re/le
ss ro
wd
y12
%49
%
Less
dirt
y/fe
els c
lean
er3%
14%
Few
er st
rip v
enue
s/b
roth
els
2%7%
Gen
trifie
d2%
7%
Fam
ily fr
iend
ly/o
rient
ate
d1%
5%
Imp
rove
d si
nce
lock
out l
aw
s1%
5%
Imp
rove
d tr
affi
c co
nditi
ons
1%5%
Inje
ctin
g ce
ntre
ha
s ta
ken
need
les o
ff th
e st
reet
1%5%
Mor
e d
iver
se1%
5%
Qui
eter
1%5%
Thin
gs a
re c
hang
ing
1%5%
Incr
ease
in re
sta
ura
nts/
cafe
s<1
%2%
Ma
king
the
libra
ry a
nd C
ounc
il on
e-st
op sh
op in
to th
e a
rea
<1%
2%
Serv
es a
rang
e of
pur
pose
s<1
%2%
“The
inje
ctin
g ce
ntre
ha
s ta
ken
need
les
off t
he st
reet
s and
the
user
s ha
ve a
muc
h lo
wer
pro
file,
as d
o st
reet
pro
stitu
tes”
“It i
s def
inite
ly sa
fer t
han
it w
as”
“It f
eels
safe
r and
cle
ane
r”
“Few
er d
runk
peo
ple
and
few
er b
roth
els”
“It i
s mor
e fa
mily
frie
ndly
with
an
incr
ease
d se
nse
of c
omm
unity
”
229
19
Com
pare
d to
10
to 2
0 Ye
ars
Ago
–Un
prom
pted
Rea
son
Why
Bet
ter/
Sam
eQ
28.
Com
pare
d w
ith 1
0 to
20
yea
rs a
go, w
hich
one
sta
tem
ent b
elow
do
you
thin
k be
st d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss n
ow?
Q29
.C
an y
ou te
ll us w
hy?
Of t
hose
that
feel
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s sta
yed
the
sam
e, th
e ar
ea w
as d
iscus
sed
as n
ot
chan
ging
, hav
ing
som
e lo
sses
and
som
e ga
ins
and
bein
g in
nee
d of
upd
atin
g/re
vita
lisin
g.
Sam
e –
(12%
)%
(of a
ll re
spon
dent
s)%
(‘sa
me’
re
spon
dent
s)
It's t
he sa
me/
noth
ing
has c
hang
ed2%
19%
Ther
e ha
s bee
n so
me
gain
s, so
me
loss
es2%
19%
Nee
ds r
evita
lisin
g/en
hanc
ing
2%13
%
Soci
al p
olic
y/a
ttitu
de
has n
ot c
hang
ed1%
6%
Use
of b
uild
ings
ha
ve c
hang
ed1%
6%
Build
ing
owne
rs h
ave
n't i
nves
ted
in im
pro
vem
ents
.<1
%3%
Da
y-tim
e lo
ok h
as r
ema
ined
uni
nviti
ng a
nd la
ckin
g in
d
iver
sity
<1%
3%
It's l
ess e
xciti
ng a
s a n
ight
tim
e d
estin
atio
n, b
ut it
also
ha
s les
s stre
et b
ase
d in
ject
ing
<1%
3%
“Not
hing
ha
s cha
nged
. The
are
a a
roun
d it
ha
s bec
ome
signi
fica
ntly
bet
ter”
“The
lock
out
law
s ma
de
it sa
fer,
but
the
bui
ldin
gs
have
n’t c
hang
ed, a
nd it
feel
s mor
e d
ilapi
da
ted
th
an
ever
as l
and
lord
s are
n’t g
oing
to in
vest
in
non-
via
ble
com
mer
cia
l pre
mise
s”
“Unt
il men
tal h
ealth
serv
ices
and
act
ion
for t
he h
omel
ess i
s ser
ious
ly a
dd
ress
ed, n
o on
e ca
n sa
y Ki
ngs C
ross
is b
ette
r”
230
20
Com
pare
d to
10
to 2
0 Ye
ars
Ago
–Un
prom
pted
Rea
son
Why
Wor
seQ
28.
Com
pare
d w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ago
, whi
ch o
ne st
atem
ent b
elow
do
you
thin
k be
st d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss n
ow?
Q29
.C
an
you
tell u
s why
?
The
resp
onde
nts t
hat f
eel D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has g
otte
n w
orse
ove
r the
pas
t 10
to 2
0 ye
ars
disc
usse
d ho
w th
e ar
ea h
as lo
st it
s ch
arac
ter a
nd v
ibe,
with
the
lock
out l
aws
poss
ibly
a
cont
ribut
ing
fact
or.
Wor
se –
(53%
)%
(of a
ll re
spon
dent
s)%
(‘w
orse
’ re
spon
dent
s)Lo
st it
s cha
ract
er/u
niqu
enes
s/vi
be26
%50
%N
ega
tive
effe
ct o
f loc
kout
law
s/lo
ss o
f nig
ht
time
econ
omy
15%
29%
Dirt
y/ne
glec
ted
8%14
%
No
qua
lity
non-
resid
entia
l use
s4%
8%
Full
of h
omel
ess p
eop
le/d
rug
user
s4%
7%
Build
ings
too
gent
rifie
d/p
oorly
dev
elop
ed2%
5%
No
reas
on to
go
ther
e2%
5%
Onl
y be
nefit
s pro
perty
dev
elop
ers
2%4%
Are
a to
o ni
mb
y1%
2%
Build
ings
ha
ve d
eter
iora
ted
1%2%
Div
ersit
y ha
s suf
fere
d1%
2%
Lack
of i
nfra
stru
ctur
e/se
rvic
es1%
2%
No
long
er sa
fe/le
ss sa
fe1%
2%
No
visio
n/fo
cus
1%2%
Not
hing
ha
s cha
nged
<1%
1%
Sla
ck p
olic
ing
<1%
1%
Strip
clu
bs h
ave
sta
yed
<1%
1%
“It c
urre
ntly
ha
s an
iden
tity
crisi
s. Th
e or
igin
al in
tent
for t
he a
rea
as a
red
lig
ht d
istric
t no
long
er e
xist
s”
“The
lock
out l
aw
s kille
d th
e vi
be,
it
has l
ost i
ts b
ohem
ian
edge
”
“The
lock
out p
ack
age
ha
s rui
ned
the
nigh
t tim
e ec
onom
y”
231
21
Cur
rent
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q10
.W
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ords
wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss?
‘Cha
ngin
g’ is
the
dom
inan
t wor
d us
ed to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, c
lose
ly fo
llow
ed b
y ‘g
ritty
/gru
ngy’
and
‘hist
oric
al’.
The
vast
maj
ority
of
unpr
ompt
ed ‘o
ther
spe
cifie
d’ re
spon
ses
had
a ne
gativ
e co
nnot
atio
n –
alth
ough
this
is no
t en
tirel
y su
rpris
ing
give
n th
e po
sitiv
e na
ture
of m
ost o
f the
pre
-cod
ed s
tate
men
ts.
60%
54%
52%
49%
43%
35%
35%
27%
27%
25%
24%
23%
17%
14%
13%
10%
8%
25%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%60
%70
%
Cha
ngin
g
Grit
ty/g
rung
y
Hist
oric
al
Div
erse
Icon
ic
Borin
g/d
ull
Inte
rest
ing
/intri
gui
ng
Bohe
mia
n
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed
Safe
Qui
et
Livel
y
Bea
utifu
l
Fun
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us
Bold
Unsa
fe
Oth
er
Base
: N=2
52
Oth
er s
peci
fied
-unp
rom
pted
Cou
ntD
irty
10D
ying
8W
orse
afte
r loc
k-ou
t la
ws
5Ru
n do
wn
4Sa
d4
Det
erio
rate
d3
Emb
arra
ssm
ent
3Em
pty
3In
da
nger
3Ju
nkie
s3
Plea
se se
e Ap
pend
ix 1
for o
ther
spec
ified
resp
onse
s <3
232
22
Cur
rent
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q10
.W
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ords
wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss?
Resp
onde
nts
that
live
in a
sub
urb
arou
nd K
ings
Cro
ss w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
ch
arac
ter/
pers
onal
ity o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d as
‘grit
ty/g
rung
y’, w
hilst
thos
e th
at c
urre
ntly
live
with
in K
ings
Cro
ss
and/
or w
ork
in th
e su
burb
s sur
roun
ding
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
less
like
ly. R
esid
ents
of K
ings
Cro
ss w
ere
also
sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to v
iew
the
area
as
‘hist
oric
al’,
‘icon
ic’,
‘com
mun
ity m
inde
d’, ‘
safe
’ and
‘bea
utifu
l’,
whi
lst th
ose
that
cur
rent
ly w
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ss w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
sta
te th
at it
is ‘b
orin
g/du
ll’.
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Cha
ngin
g61
%67
%▲
65%
62%
76%
Grit
ty/g
rung
y43
%▼
67%▲
49%
58%
32%▼
Hist
oric
al
63%▲
50%
51%
42%
56%
Div
erse
53%
49%
53%
46%
56%
Icon
ic59
%▲
37%
46%
46%
48%
Borin
g/d
ull
34%
35%
37%
58%▲
32%
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g39
%33
%45
%▲
35%
48%
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed41
%▲
21%▼
28%
35%
24%
Bohe
mia
n32
%23
%33
%23
%24
%Sa
fe38
%▲
19%▼
22%
27%
28%
Qui
et28
%21
%18
%27
%24
%Liv
ely
20%
25%
31%▲
15%
20%
Bea
utifu
l25
%▲
13%
14%
15%
16%
Fun
14%
13%
17%
8%16
%Pr
ovoc
ativ
e/pr
omisc
uous
13%
16%
13%
4%16
%Bo
ld14
%9%
12%
15%
12%
Unsa
fe8%
7%7%
8%4%
Base
8711
683
2625
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
to K
ings
Cro
ss)
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
233
23
Cur
rent
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q10
.W
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ords
wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
wer
e sig
nific
antly
m
ore
likel
y to
des
crib
e th
e cu
rrent
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d as
‘bor
ing/
dull’
an
d ‘q
uiet
’.
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t des
crib
es
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
Cha
ngin
g64
%48
%58
%G
ritty
/gru
ngy
46%
42%
57%
Hist
oric
al
61%
45%
47%
Div
erse
63%▲
35%
41%▼
Icon
ic51
%48
%38
%Bo
ring/
dul
l15
%▼
26%
49%▲
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g44
%39
%26
%▼
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed46
%▲
26%
19%▼
Bohe
mia
n36
%23
%23
%Sa
fe41
%▲
39%
19%▼
Qui
et12
%▼
6%▼
35%▲
Livel
y39
%▲
29%
14%▼
Bea
utifu
l29
%▲
19%
13%▼
Fun
27%▲
19%
6%▼
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us22
%▲
3%11
%Bo
ld14
%13
%8%
Unsa
fe8%
3%9%
Base
5931
133
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
view
on
whe
ther
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s cha
nged
for t
he b
ette
r, st
ayed
the
sam
e, o
r wor
se)
234
24
Pref
erre
d Fu
ture
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q11
.A
nd w
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ord
s wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e yo
ur p
refe
rred
futu
re c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
for D
arlin
ghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
in th
e ne
xt 1
0 or
so y
ears
?
Resp
onde
nts w
ant t
he fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d to
be
‘div
erse
’, ‘in
tere
stin
g/in
trigu
ing’
and
‘liv
ely’
.
74%
73%
73%
64%
63%
62%
62%
59%
59%
51%
45%
27%
24%
17%
7%
1%
17%
0%20
%40
%60
%80
%
Div
erse
Inte
rest
ing
/intri
gui
ng
Livel
y
Hist
oric
al
Icon
ic
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed Fun
Bohe
mia
n
Safe
Bea
utifu
l
Bold
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us
Grit
ty/g
rung
y
Cha
ngin
g
Qui
et
Borin
g/d
ull
Oth
er
Oth
er s
peci
fied
-unp
rom
pted
Cou
nt
Ente
rtain
men
t dist
rict
5
Not
ove
rdev
elop
ed4
Reta
ined
arc
hite
ctur
e4
Cle
an
3
Fam
ily fr
iend
ly3
Shop
s/m
ark
ets
3
Unch
ang
ed3
Base
: N=2
52Pl
ease
see
Appe
ndix
1 fo
r oth
er sp
ecifi
ed re
spon
ses <
3
235
25
Pref
erre
d Fu
ture
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q11
.A
nd w
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ord
s wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e yo
ur p
refe
rred
futu
re c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
for D
arlin
ghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
in th
e ne
xt 1
0 or
so y
ears
?
Visit
ors t
o Ki
ngs
Cro
ss w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
pre
fer t
he fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y of
Dar
lingh
urst
Ro
ad to
be
‘div
erse
’, ‘li
vely
’, ‘ic
onic
’, ‘p
rovo
cativ
e/pr
omisc
uous
’ and
‘cha
ngin
g’, a
nd s
igni
fican
tly le
ss li
kely
to
pre
fer i
t to
be ‘q
uiet
’.Re
siden
ts o
f Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to p
refe
r tha
t Kin
gs C
ross
will
be
‘icon
ic’ a
nd
‘boh
emia
n’, b
ut a
lso ‘q
uiet
’.
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Div
erse
78%
70%
86%▲
81%
80%
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g77
%72
%78
%69
%76
%
Livel
y68
%77
%81
%▲
69%
56%▼
Hist
oric
al
72%
63%
65%
65%
68%
Icon
ic76
%▲
57%
71%
65%
64%
Fun
63%
59%
70%
50%
60%
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed62
%64
%70
%65
%64
%
Bohe
mia
n69
%▲
53%
67%
62%
60%
Safe
66%
58%
61%
54%
52%
Beau
tiful
56%
51%
57%
62%
48%
Bold
53%
41%
48%
50%
44%
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us33
%22
%37
%▲
31%
36%
Grit
ty/g
rung
y26
%20
%30
%15
%16
%
Cha
ngin
g15
%20
%24
%▲
27%
16%
Qui
et14
%▲
3%▼
2%▼
15%
8%
Borin
g/d
ull
1%0%
1%4%
0%
Base
8711
683
2625
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
to K
ings
Cro
ss)
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
236
26
Pref
erre
d Fu
ture
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
y -P
rom
pted
Q11
.A
nd w
hich
, if a
ny, o
f the
follo
win
g w
ord
s wou
ld y
ou u
se to
des
crib
e yo
ur p
refe
rred
futu
re c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
for D
arlin
ghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
in th
e ne
xt 1
0 or
so y
ears
?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
r wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to s
tate
th
eir p
refe
rred
futu
re c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of th
e ar
ea in
the
next
10
or s
o ye
ars w
ould
be
‘div
erse
’ and
‘qui
et’.
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to w
ant i
t to
be
‘fun’
, ‘bo
ld’,
‘pro
voca
tive/
prom
iscuo
us’ a
nd ‘g
ritty
/gru
ngy’
in th
e fu
ture
, and
sig
nific
antly
less
like
ly to
st
ate
they
wan
t it t
o be
‘com
mun
ity m
inde
d’ a
nd q
uiet
’.
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t des
crib
es
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
Div
erse
85%▲
58%▼
71%
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g76
%58
%▼
74%
Livel
y69
%71
%74
%H
istor
ica
l63
%61
%67
%Ic
onic
59%
61%
65%
Fun
61%
39%▼
71%▲
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed71
%68
%55
%▼
Bohe
mia
n59
%42
%▼
60%
Safe
68%
61%
55%
Bea
utifu
l59
%42
%48
%Bo
ld44
%23
%▼
53%▲
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us24
%16
%32
%▲
Grit
ty/g
rung
y17
%19
%30
%▲
Cha
ngin
g22
%13
%17
%Q
uiet
15%▲
10%
4%▼
Borin
g/d
ull
2%0%
1%Ba
se59
3113
3
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
view
on
whe
ther
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s cha
nged
for t
he b
ette
r, st
ayed
the
sam
e, o
r wor
se)
237
27
Cur
rent
Cro
ssed
with
Fut
ure
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
yQ
10.
Whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
the
curre
nt c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?Q
11.
And
whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
your
pre
ferre
d fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y fo
r Dar
ling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss in
the
next
10
or so
yea
rs?
The
abov
e an
alys
is pl
ots t
he c
urre
nt c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
(hor
izont
al a
xis)
aga
inst
the
pref
erre
d fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y (v
ertic
al a
xis)
, bas
ed o
n al
l res
pond
ents
. Th
ose
attri
bute
s ab
ove
the
diag
onal
line
(e.g
.: Liv
ely,
fun,
div
erse
, etc
) are
whe
re m
ore
resp
onde
nts h
ave
men
tione
d th
em fo
r the
futu
re th
an a
t pre
sent
–w
here
as
thos
e be
low
the
line
are
whe
re fe
wer
resid
ents
hav
e m
entio
ned
them
for t
he fu
ture
than
at p
rese
nt.
Cha
ngin
g
Grit
ty/g
rung
y
Hist
oric
al
Div
erse
Icon
ic
Borin
g/d
ull
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
g
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed
Bohe
mia
nSa
fe
Qui
et
Livel
y
Bea
utifu
l
Fun
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us
Bold
Unsa
fe0%10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%60
%70
%C
urre
ntch
arac
ter/
pers
onal
ity
Futurecharacter/personality
Tota
l Res
pond
ents
238
28
Cur
rent
Cro
ssed
with
Fut
ure
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
yQ
10.
Whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
the
curre
nt c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?Q
11.
And
whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
your
pre
ferre
d fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y fo
r Dar
ling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss in
the
next
10
or so
yea
rs?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
have
a c
lust
er o
f wor
ds in
the
top
left
corn
er o
f the
cha
rt, s
ugge
stin
g th
ese
are
char
acte
ristic
s/pe
rson
aliti
es th
ey w
ould
like
to s
ee g
reat
ly in
crea
sed
in th
e ar
ea in
the
futu
re.
Bea
utifu
l
Bohe
mia
n
Bold
Borin
g/d
ull
Cha
ngin
g
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed
Div
erse
Fun
Grit
ty/g
rung
y
Hist
oric
al
Icon
ic
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
gLiv
ely
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us
Qui
et
Safe
Unsa
fe0%10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%60
%70
%C
urre
ntch
arac
ter/
pers
onal
ity
Futurecharacter/personality
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he W
orse
239
29
Cur
rent
Cro
ssed
with
Fut
ure
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
yQ
10.
Whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
the
curre
nt c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?Q
11.
And
whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
your
pre
ferre
d fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y fo
r Dar
ling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss in
the
next
10
or so
yea
rs?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rhav
e th
e sa
me
divi
de o
f wor
ds o
n ei
ther
sid
e of
the
diag
onal
line
as t
hose
that
bel
ieve
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se (w
ith th
e ex
cept
ion
of
‘qui
et’),
how
ever
they
are
dist
ribut
ed m
uch
clos
er to
the
diag
onal
line
, sug
gest
ing
less
dra
mat
ic c
hang
es
betw
een
curre
nt a
nd fu
ture
des
crip
tions
.
Bea
utifu
lBo
hem
ian
Bold Bo
ring/
dul
l
Cha
ngin
g
Com
mun
ity m
ind
ed
Div
erse
Fun
Grit
ty/g
rung
y
Hist
oric
al
Icon
ic
Inte
rest
ing/
intri
guin
gLiv
ely
Prov
ocat
ive/
prom
iscuo
us
Qui
et
Safe
Unsa
fe0%10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%60
%70
%
Cur
rent
char
acte
r/pe
rson
ality
Futurecharacter/personality
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has c
hang
ed fo
r the
Bet
ter
240
30
Impo
rtanc
e of
Diff
eren
t Cha
ract
erist
ics
of K
ings
Cro
ssQ
12.
In y
our o
pin
ion,
how
imp
orta
nt, i
f at a
ll, a
re th
e fo
llow
ing
to th
e ch
arac
ter o
f Kin
gs C
ross
?
Resp
onde
nts h
ave
indi
cate
d th
at m
ultip
le fa
ctor
s con
tribu
te to
Kin
gs C
ross
’ cha
ract
er, w
ith a
t lea
st h
alf t
he
sam
ple
com
mitt
ing
to th
e to
p ‘v
ery
impo
rtant
’ cod
e on
nin
e of
the
ten
attri
bute
s.78
% o
f res
pond
ents
bel
ieve
that
‘the
pub
lic s
pace
s’ a
re v
ery
impo
rtant
to th
e ch
arac
ter o
f Kin
gs C
ross
, and
73
% v
iew
‘the
arc
hite
ctur
e an
d m
ater
ials
of th
e bu
ildin
gs’ a
s ver
y im
porta
nt. T
he ‘p
eopl
e w
ho v
isit t
he a
rea’
w
ere
rate
d of
low
est i
mpo
rtanc
e, w
ith o
nly
39%
com
mitt
ing
to th
e to
p co
de.
1% 3% 1% 2% 2% 1%1%
3%
2% 2%
5%
2% 2%
5% 5% 4%4%
6%
10%
8%
11%
11%
14% 14
%
15% 26
%
17% 17
% 23% 31
% 18% 35
%
33%
23%
24%
30%
78% 73
% 65% 59
%
63%
51%
51%
56%
54%
39%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
The
publ
ic sp
ace
s (st
reet
s and
pla
zas)
(N=2
50)
The
arc
hite
ctur
e a
nd m
ate
rials
of th
e bu
ildin
gs (N
=251
)
Peop
le w
ho liv
e in
the
are
a (N
=251
)
The
am
ount
of a
ctiv
ity in
the
are
a (N
=252
)
The
sca
le a
nd si
ze o
f the
bui
ldin
gs (N
=250
)
Pla
ces f
or b
usin
esse
s (N
=251
)
Plac
es fo
r com
mun
ity a
ctiv
ities
(N=2
50)
The
age
of t
he b
uild
ing
s (N
=249
)
Pla
ces f
or p
eop
le to
live
(N=2
52)
Peop
le w
ho v
isit t
he a
rea
(N=2
52)
Not
at a
ll im
por
tant
(1)
Not
ver
y im
porta
nt (2
)So
mew
hat i
mpo
rtant
(3)
Impo
rtant
(4)
Ver
y Im
porta
nt (5
)
Scal
e: 1
=not
at a
ll im
porta
nt, 5
=ver
y im
porta
nt
Mea
n ra
ting
4.73
4.59
4.51
4.47
4.34
4.33
4.32
4.25
4.23
4.02
Num
bers
in b
rack
ets r
epre
sent
the
valu
e us
ed to
cal
cula
te th
e m
ean
ratin
g
241
31
Impo
rtanc
e of
Diff
eren
t Cha
ract
erist
ics
of K
ings
Cro
ssQ
12.
In y
our o
pin
ion,
how
imp
orta
nt, i
f at a
ll, a
re th
e fo
llow
ing
to th
e ch
arac
ter o
f Kin
gs C
ross
?
Resp
onde
nts
that
cur
rent
ly li
ve w
ithin
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to v
iew
the
built
en
viro
nmen
t as
impo
rtant
–no
te th
e sig
nific
antly
hig
her s
core
s fo
r ‘th
e ar
chite
ctur
e an
d m
ater
ials
of
the
build
ings
’, ‘th
e sc
ale
and
size
of b
uild
ings
’ and
‘the
age
of t
he b
uild
ings
’. In
con
trast
, tho
se th
at
curre
ntly
wor
k in
Kin
gs C
ross
(Cau
tion
–sm
all s
ampl
e) w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
rate
‘the
am
ount
of a
ctiv
ity in
the
area
’, ‘p
lace
s fo
r bus
ines
ses’
and
‘peo
ple
who
visi
t the
are
a’ a
s im
porta
nt.
Scal
e: 1
=not
at a
ll im
porta
nt, 5
=ver
y im
porta
nt
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
The
publ
ic sp
ace
s4.
774.
734.
784.
694.
76
The
arc
hite
ctur
e a
nd m
ate
rials
of
the
bui
ldin
gs4.
78▲
4.60
4.53
4.23
4.56
Peop
le w
ho liv
e in
the
area
4.63
4.57
4.43
4.38
4.68
The
amou
nt o
f act
ivity
in th
e ar
ea4.
474.
464.
554.
73▲
4.44
The
sca
le a
nd si
ze o
f the
bui
ldin
gs4.
54▲
4.30
4.34
4.27
4.48
Pla
ces f
or b
usin
esse
s4.
234.
374.
49▲
4.81▲
4.20
Pla
ces f
or c
omm
unity
act
iviti
es4.
244.
344.
414.
154.
32
The
age
of t
he b
uild
ings
4.52▲
4.18
4.18
4.00
4.40
Pla
ces f
or p
eop
le to
live
4.32
4.24
4.34
4.35
4.20
Peop
le w
ho v
isit t
he a
rea
4.05
3.96
4.13
4.50▲
4.20
Base
81-8
711
4-11
682
-83
2625
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
)*t
o ca
tch
up w
ith fa
mily
/frie
nds,
etc.
242
32
Impo
rtanc
e of
Diff
eren
t Cha
ract
erist
ics
of K
ings
Cro
ssQ
12.
In y
our o
pin
ion,
how
imp
orta
nt, i
f at a
ll, a
re th
e fo
llow
ing
to th
e ch
arac
ter o
f Kin
gs C
ross
?
‘The
publ
ic s
pace
s’, w
hich
was
rate
d as
the
mos
t im
porta
nt c
hara
cter
istic
of K
ings
Cro
ss o
vera
ll, w
as
view
ed a
s sig
nific
antly
mor
e im
porta
nt b
y re
spon
dent
s th
at b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for
the
bette
r, an
d sig
nific
antly
less
impo
rtant
by
resp
onde
nts
that
bel
ieve
it h
as c
hang
ed fo
r the
wor
se.
Resp
onde
nts
that
bel
ieve
the
area
has
cha
nged
for t
he w
orse
add
ition
ally
con
sider
ed ‘t
he a
mou
nt o
f ac
tivity
in th
e ar
ea’ a
nd ‘p
eopl
e w
ho v
isit t
he a
rea’
as s
igni
fican
tly m
ore
impo
rtant
.
Scal
e: 1
=not
at a
ll im
porta
nt, 5
=ver
y im
porta
nt
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t des
crib
es
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
The
publ
ic sp
aces
(stre
ets a
nd p
laza
s)4.
86▲
4.81
4.65▼
The
arc
hite
ctur
e a
nd m
ate
rials
of th
e b
uild
ings
4.64
4.74
4.58
Peop
le w
ho liv
e in
the
area
4.61
4.63
4.43
The
am
ount
of a
ctiv
ity in
the
are
a4.
314.
324.
57▲
The
sca
le a
nd si
ze o
f the
bui
ldin
gs4.
474.
71▲
4.23
Pla
ces f
or b
usin
esse
s4.
364.
264.
33
Pla
ces f
or c
omm
unity
act
iviti
es4.
374.
61▲
4.24
The
age
of th
e bu
ildin
gs4.
324.
194.
26
Pla
ces f
or p
eop
le to
live
4.41
4.26
4.16
Peop
le w
ho v
isit t
he a
rea
3.88
3.74
4.22▲
Base
5830
125
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
view
on
whe
ther
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d h
as c
hang
ed fo
r the
bet
ter,
stay
ed th
e sa
me,
or w
orse
)
243
33
Agr
eem
ent w
ith S
tate
men
ts A
bout
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dQ
13.
Whi
ch o
f the
follo
win
g st
atem
ents
do
you
agr
ee w
ith?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
is co
nsid
ered
to b
e im
porta
nt to
day
as ‘a
pla
ce fo
r loc
als’
(75%
) and
‘a
plac
e fo
r all
Sydn
eysid
ers’
(74%
).Vi
sitor
s w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
agr
ee th
at D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
is im
porta
nt a
s ‘a
plac
e fo
r all
Sydn
eysid
ers’
.
Base
: N=2
52
“Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss is
impo
rtant
tod
ay a
s…”
75%
74%
62%
62%
6%
0%20
%40
%60
%80
%
A p
lace
for l
oca
ls
A p
lace
for a
ll Syd
neys
ider
s
A p
lace
for i
nter
natio
nal v
isito
rs
A p
lace
for v
isito
rs fr
om a
cros
s Aus
tralia
Non
e of
thes
eCur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
A p
lace
for l
oca
ls77
%80
%82
%69
%84
%A
pla
ce fo
r all S
ydne
ysid
ers
77%
71%
83%▲
73%
68%
A p
lace
for i
nter
natio
nal v
isito
rs70
%58
%66
%69
%68
%A
pla
ce fo
r visi
tors
from
acr
oss A
ustra
lia68
%58
%69
%69
%68
%N
one
of th
ese
6%4%
5%15
%▲
4%Ba
se87
116
8326
25
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
to K
ings
Cro
ss)
244
34
Agr
eem
ent w
ith S
tate
men
ts A
bout
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dQ
13.
Whi
ch o
f the
follo
win
g st
atem
ents
do
you
agr
ee w
ith?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
r wer
e sig
nific
antly
m
ore
likel
y to
agr
ee th
at D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
is im
porta
nt to
day
as ‘a
pla
ce fo
r loc
als’
, whi
lst
thos
e th
at b
elie
ve it
has
cha
nged
for t
he w
orse
wer
e sig
nific
antly
less
like
ly to
agr
ee.
“Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss is
impo
rtant
tod
ay a
s…”
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t des
crib
es
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
A p
lace
for l
oca
ls86
%▲
74%
70%▼
A p
lace
for a
ll Syd
neys
ider
s71
%65
%78
%
A p
lace
for i
nter
natio
nal v
isito
rs64
%61
%65
%
A p
lace
for v
isito
rs fr
om a
cros
s Aus
tralia
64%
52%
64%
Non
e of
thes
e0%
▼13
%8%
Base
5931
133
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
per
cent
age
(by
view
on
whe
ther
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s cha
nged
for t
he b
ette
r, st
ayed
the
sam
e, o
r wor
se)
245
Land
Use
Opt
ions
246
36
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Sum
mar
yQ
14-1
8.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore…
Resp
onde
nts
wer
e as
ked
to ra
te w
heth
er th
ey w
ante
d m
ore/
the
sam
e/le
ss o
f 22
diffe
rent
land
use
op
tions
in th
e fu
ture
in D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
–th
e 22
opt
ions
wer
e gr
oupe
d in
to fi
ve c
ateg
orie
s. W
hilst
all
cate
gorie
s ha
ve a
pos
itive
mea
n ra
ting
over
all (
indi
catin
g th
at a
gre
ater
pro
porti
on o
f res
pond
ents
wan
t to
see
‘mor
e’ la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns th
an ‘l
ess’
), ‘c
omm
unity
and
cul
tura
l fac
ilitie
s’ re
ceiv
ed th
e hi
ghes
t mea
n ra
ting
rela
tive
to th
e ot
her c
ateg
orie
s –
whi
lst ‘a
ccom
mod
atio
n’ re
ceiv
ed th
e lo
wes
t mea
n ra
ting.
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Cat
egor
yM
ean
ratin
g
Ove
rall
Q28
. Dar
lingh
urst
Ro
ad h
as c
hang
ed
for t
he b
ette
r
Q28
. Dar
lingh
urst
Ro
ad h
as s
taye
d th
e sa
me
Q28
. Dar
lingh
urst
Ro
ad h
as c
hang
ed
for t
he w
orse
Com
mun
ity a
nd C
ultu
ral F
acilit
ies
(N=4
land
use
optio
ns)
0.93
0.96
1.13
0.86
Nig
ht T
ime
and
Ent
erta
inm
ent
(N=6
)0.
650.
250.
190.
97
Heal
th a
nd W
ellb
eing
Ser
vice
s (N
=2)
0.56
0.13
0.10
-0.1
2
Com
mer
cial
and
Ret
ail S
ervi
ces
(N=6
)0.
430.
540.
430.
39
Acc
omm
odat
ion
(N=4
)0.
070.
010.
010.
14
247
37
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Top
5 a
nd B
otto
m 5
Q14
-18.
Wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see
A lo
t les
s, Le
ss, T
he S
ame,
Mor
e, o
r A lo
t mor
e…
The
top
land
use
opt
ions
that
resp
onde
nts w
ould
like
to s
ee m
ore
of a
ll re
volv
e ar
ound
en
terta
inm
ent a
nd a
rtist
ic a
ctiv
ities
.3
of th
e to
p 5
optio
ns w
ere
with
in th
e ‘n
ight
tim
e an
d en
terta
inm
ent’
cate
gory
, how
ever
, so
was
the
botto
m o
ptio
n ‘s
trip
club
s’.
•Sm
all b
ars
•La
te-o
peni
ng re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
s
•C
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
•Th
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues
•Liv
e m
usic
ven
ues
•St
rip c
lub
s
•Ba
ckp
ack
ers a
ccom
mod
atio
n
•H
ealth
and
fitn
ess c
lub
s
•Ta
ke-a
wa
y fo
od p
lace
s
•Bu
sines
s/of
fice
spa
ce
Top
5Bo
ttom
5
248
38
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Top
5 a
nd B
otto
m 5
By
Invo
lvem
ent/
Rela
tions
hip
Q14
-18.
Wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see
A lo
t les
s, Le
ss, T
he S
ame,
Mor
e, o
r A lo
t mor
e…
The
rank
ing
of la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns th
at re
spon
dent
s w
ould
like
to s
ee m
ore
of d
iffer
ed b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
, how
ever
ther
e w
ere
also
stro
ng s
imila
ritie
s, w
ith ‘s
mal
l bar
s’ ‘l
ate-
open
ing
rest
aura
nts
and
cafe
s’, ‘
crea
tive
arts
spa
ces’
, and
‘liv
e m
usic
’ all
appe
arin
g in
mos
t/al
l of t
he to
p 5
land
use
opt
ions
acr
oss
the
diffe
rent
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hips
that
resp
onde
nts
have
with
the
area
.
Rank
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Kin
gs
Cro
ssC
urre
ntly
live
in a
sub
urb
arou
nd K
ings
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit K
ings
C
ross
for e
nter
tain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in K
ings
C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in th
e su
burb
s sur
roun
ding
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
1.C
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
Sma
ll ba
rsSm
all b
ars
Shop
s sp
ecia
list
Sma
ll ba
rs
2.La
te-o
pen
ing
rest
aur
ant
s and
ca
fes
Late
-op
enin
g re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
sLa
te-o
pen
ing
rest
aur
ant
s and
ca
fes
Late
-op
enin
g re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
sLa
te-o
pen
ing
rest
aur
ant
s and
ca
fes
3.Sm
all b
ars
Thea
tre a
nd
perfo
rmin
g a
rts
venu
esLiv
e m
usic
ven
ues
Thea
tre a
nd
perfo
rmin
g a
rts
venu
esC
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
4.Th
eatre
and
p
erfo
rmin
g ar
ts
venu
esC
reat
ive
arts
spac
esTh
eatre
and
p
erfo
rmin
g ar
ts
venu
esLiv
e m
usic
ven
ues
Com
mun
ity fa
cilit
ies
5.Liv
e m
usic
ven
ues
Live
mus
ic v
enue
sC
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
Cre
ativ
e a
rts sp
ace
sLiv
e m
usic
ven
ues
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
249
39
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Top
5 a
nd B
otto
m 5
By
Darli
nghu
rst
Road
Cha
ngin
g fo
r the
Bet
ter/
Wor
seQ
14-1
8.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore…
Rega
rdle
ss o
f whe
ther
resp
onde
nts b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
r, w
orse
or s
taye
d th
e sa
me,
ther
e is
a cl
ear d
esire
for m
ore
‘cre
ativ
e ar
ts s
pace
s’, ‘
thea
tre a
nd p
erfo
rmin
g ar
ts v
enue
s’ a
nd
‘sm
all b
ars’
. Tho
se th
at v
iew
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d as
hav
ing
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
thou
gh a
dditi
onal
ly ra
nked
m
ore
‘live
mus
ic v
enue
s’ w
ithin
thei
r top
5, w
hilst
thos
e th
at v
iew
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d as
hav
ing
chan
ged
for
the
bette
r inc
lude
d ‘s
hops
spec
ialis
t’.
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t des
crib
es
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
1.C
rea
tive
arts
spa
ces
Cre
ativ
e a
rts sp
ace
sLa
te-o
peni
ng re
sta
ura
nts
and
ca
fes
2.Sh
ops s
pec
ialis
tTh
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues
Sma
ll ba
rs
3.Th
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues
Com
mun
ity fa
cilit
ies
Live
mus
ic v
enue
s
4.Sm
all b
ars
Shop
s sp
ecia
list
Cre
ativ
e a
rts sp
ace
s
5.La
te-o
peni
ng re
sta
ura
nts
and
ca
fes
Sma
ll ba
rsTh
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues
See
Appe
ndix
A fo
r lan
d us
e op
tions
by
opin
ion
on D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
250
40
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Com
mun
ity a
nd C
ultu
ral F
acili
ties
Q14
.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore
com
mun
ity a
nd c
ultu
ral f
acili
ties
land
use
opt
ions
?
84%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
to s
ee m
ore
‘cre
ativ
e ar
ts s
pace
s’ a
nd 8
2% w
ould
like
to s
ee
mor
e ‘th
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues’
. The
re w
ere
no si
gnifi
cant
diff
eren
ces a
cros
s th
e co
mm
unity
and
cul
tura
l fac
ilitie
s lan
d us
e op
tions
by
invo
lvem
ent/
rela
tions
hip
to K
ings
Cro
ss.
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Mea
n ra
ting
1.28
(N=2
50)
1.21
(N=2
51)
0.73
(N=2
48)
0.48
(N=2
29)
4%1% 2% 2%
10%
15% 16%
43%
34%39
% 40%
36% 38
%
45% 42%
19% 14
%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
Cre
ativ
e a
rts sp
ace
s (ga
llerie
s, st
udio
s)
Thea
tre a
nd p
erfo
rmin
g a
rts v
enue
s
Com
mun
ity fa
cilit
ies (
libra
ry, c
omm
unity
cen
tre)
Subs
idise
d c
omm
unity
offi
ce sp
ace
A lo
t les
s (-2
)Le
ss (-
1)Th
e sa
me
(0)
Mor
e (1
)A
lot m
ore
(2)
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Cre
ativ
e ar
ts sp
ace
s1.
281.
311.
201.
251.
231.
17Th
eatre
and
per
form
ing
arts
ven
ues
1.21
1.11
1.27
1.28
1.35
0.96
Com
mun
ity fa
cilit
ies
0.73
0.67
0.71
0.84
0.81
1.04
Sub
sidise
d c
omm
unity
offi
ce sp
ace
0.48
0.56
0.41
0.54
0.63
0.58
Base
227-
251
81-8
710
2-11
673
-83
24-2
623
-25
Num
bers
in b
rack
ets r
epre
sent
the
valu
e us
ed to
cal
cula
te th
e m
ean
ratin
g
251
41
1% 1%
7% 4%6%
2%
7%
19%
22%23
% 39%
39%
62%
49% 56
%
46%
41%
39%
22% 20
% 15%
24% 20
%
20%
8% 5% 3%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
Shop
s spe
cia
list (
eg. f
ash
ion,
furn
iture
, boo
ks, k
ids e
tc)
Fres
h fo
od (e
g. B
utch
er, b
ake
r, fru
it)
Da
y-tim
e re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
s
Shop
s and
serv
ices
–co
nven
ienc
e (s
uper
ma
rket
s, co
rner
st
ore,
ba
nk, c
hem
ist, p
ost o
ffice
, etc
.)
Busin
ess/
offic
e sp
ace
Take
-aw
ay fo
od p
lace
s
A lo
t les
s (-2
)Le
ss (-
1)Th
e sa
me
(0)
Mor
e (1
)A
lot m
ore
(2)
<1%
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Com
mer
cial
and
Ret
ail S
ervi
ces
Q15
.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore
com
mer
cial
and
reta
il se
rvic
es la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns?
70%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
to se
e m
ore
‘sho
ps sp
ecia
list’
and
61%
wou
ld li
ke to
see
mor
e ‘fr
esh
food
’. A
qu
arte
r of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
to se
e le
ss ‘b
usin
ess/
offic
e sp
ace’
(26%
) and
‘tak
e-aw
ay fo
od p
lace
s’ (2
6%).
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Mea
n ra
ting
0.88
(N=2
49)
0.80
(N=2
49)
0.78
(N=2
49)
0.28
(N=2
50)
-0.0
2(N
=242
)
-0.1
1(N
=247
)
Num
bers
in b
rack
ets r
epre
sent
the
valu
e us
ed to
cal
cula
te th
e m
ean
ratin
g
252
42
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Com
mer
cial
and
Ret
ail S
ervi
ces
Q15
.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore
com
mer
cial
and
reta
il se
rvic
es la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat c
urre
ntly
wor
k w
ithin
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
than
oth
er re
spon
dent
s to
wan
t mor
e of
all
of th
e co
mm
erci
al a
nd re
tail
serv
ices
, with
the
exce
ptio
n of
‘day
-tim
e re
stau
rant
s an
d ca
fes’
.
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Shop
s spe
cia
list
0.85
0.94
0.83
1.40▲
0.92
Fres
h fo
od0.
690.
91▲
0.81
1.16▲
0.79
Da
y-tim
e re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
s0.
710.
800.
801.
080.
88
Shop
s and
serv
ices
–co
nven
ienc
e0.
260.
320.
280.
69▲
0.40
Busin
ess/
offic
e sp
ace
0.11
-0.0
4-0
.06
0.84▲
0.00
Take
-aw
ay fo
od p
lace
s-0
.09
-0.1
9-0
.05
0.24▲
-0.0
8
Base
84-8
711
1-11
676
-83
25-2
624
-25
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
)
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.Sc
ale
: -2=
a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
253
43
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Hea
lth a
nd W
ellb
eing
Ser
vice
sQ
16.
Wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see
A lo
t les
s, Le
ss, T
he S
ame,
Mor
e, o
r A lo
t mor
e he
alth
and
wel
lbei
ng se
rvic
es la
nd u
se o
ptio
ns?
The
maj
ority
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
to se
e th
e cu
rrent
leve
l of h
ealth
and
wel
lbei
ng
serv
ices
land
use
opt
ions
sta
y th
e sa
me,
with
no
signi
fican
t diff
eren
ces a
cros
s in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p w
ith K
ings
Cro
ss.
5%6%
19%
73%
68%
20%
7%
1% 1%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
Med
ica
l cen
tres
Hea
lth a
nd fi
tnes
s clu
bs (g
yms)
A lo
t les
s (-2
)Le
ss (-
1)Th
e sa
me
(0)
Mor
e (1
)A
lot m
ore
(2)
Sca
le: -
2=a
lot l
ess,
2=a
lot m
ore
Mea
n ra
ting
0.16
(N=2
39)
-0.2
1(N
=241
)
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Med
ica
l cen
tres
0.16
0.13
0.16
0.20
0.28
0.13
Heal
th a
nd fi
tnes
s clu
bs (
gym
s)-0
.21
-0.2
3-0
.14
-0.2
2-0
.16
-0.0
8Ba
se23
9-24
185
-87
113
7425
23-2
4
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.N
umbe
rs in
bra
cket
s rep
rese
nt th
e va
lue
used
to c
alcu
late
the
mea
n ra
ting
254
44
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Nig
ht Ti
me
and
Ente
rtain
men
tQ
17.
Wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see
A lo
t les
s, Le
ss, T
he S
ame,
Mor
e, o
r A lo
t mor
e ni
ght t
ime
and
ente
rtain
men
t lan
d us
e op
tions
?
86%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
mor
e ‘s
mal
l bar
s’, 8
5% w
ould
like
mor
e ‘la
te-o
peni
ng re
stau
rant
s an
d ca
fes’
an
d 80
% w
ould
like
mor
e ‘li
ve m
usic
ven
ues’
.
1% 2% 2%
5% 10%
28%
1% 1% 3%
13%
17%
20%
12%
12% 15
%
44%
27%
33%
36%
34%
37%
23%
25%
11%
50%
51% 43
%
15%
21%
8%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
Sma
ll ba
rs
Late
-ope
ning
rest
aur
ant
s and
ca
fes
Live
mus
ic v
enue
s
Pubs
Nig
htcl
ubs
Strip
clu
bs
A lo
t les
s (-2
)Le
ss (-
1)Th
e sa
me
(0)
Mor
e (1
)A
lot m
ore
(2)
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Mea
n ra
ting
1.32
(N=2
51)
1.31
(N=2
51)
1.17
(N=2
50)
0.29
(N=2
51)
0.28
(N=2
48)
-0.4
8(N
=242
)
See
Appe
ndix
A fo
r res
pons
es b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
N
umbe
rs in
bra
cket
s rep
rese
nt th
e va
lue
used
to c
alcu
late
the
mea
n ra
ting
255
45
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Nig
ht Ti
me
and
Ente
rtain
men
tQ
17.
Wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see
A lo
t les
s, Le
ss, T
he S
ame,
Mor
e, o
r A lo
t mor
e ni
ght t
ime
and
ente
rtain
men
t lan
d us
e op
tions
?
Visit
ors t
o Ki
ngs
Cro
ss w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
wan
t mor
e ‘s
mal
l bar
s’, w
hilst
thos
e cu
rrent
ly li
ving
w
ithin
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
less
like
ly.
Sca
le: -
2=a
lot l
ess,
2=a
lot m
ore
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
)
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Sma
ll ba
rs1.
14▼
1.39
1.49▲
1.20
1.42
Late
-op
enin
g re
sta
ura
nts a
nd c
afe
s1.
291.
291.
371.
361.
38
Live
mus
ic v
enue
s1.
061.
161.
311.
241.
00
Pubs
0.21
0.24
0.40
0.28
0.13
Nig
htcl
ubs
0.31
0.15
0.43
0.20
0.04
Strip
clu
bs
-0.3
4-0
.59
-0.4
4-0
.28
-0.5
2
Base
82-8
711
3-11
677
-83
25-2
623
-25
256
46
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Acc
omm
odat
ion
Q18
.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore
acco
mm
odat
ion
land
use
opt
ions
?
45%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
mor
e ‘s
uppo
rted
hous
ing/
shel
ters
’, w
hilst
43%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
less
‘bac
kpac
kers
acc
omm
odat
ion’
. Res
pond
ents
that
wor
k in
sub
urbs
sur
roun
ding
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
m
ore
likel
y to
wan
t mor
e ‘s
uppo
rted
hous
ing/
shel
ters
’, th
ose
who
wor
k w
ithin
Kin
gs C
ross
wer
e sig
nific
antly
m
ore
likel
y to
wan
t mor
e ‘h
otel
s/m
otel
s/se
rvic
es a
partm
ents
’ and
thos
e th
at v
isit K
ings
Cro
ss w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
wan
t mor
e ‘b
ackp
acke
rs a
ccom
mod
atio
n’.
8%
3% 5%
16%7%
9%
11%
27%
40%
59% 58
%
45%
32%
18% 17
%
8%13%
11% 9%
4%
0%25
%50
%75
%10
0%
Supp
orte
d h
ousin
g/sh
elte
rs
Resid
entia
l dw
ellin
gs
Hot
els/
mot
els/
serv
iced
apa
rtmen
ts
Back
pack
ers a
ccom
mod
atio
n
A lo
t les
s (-2
)Le
ss (-
1)Th
e sa
me
(0)
Mor
e (1
)A
lot m
ore
(2)
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Mea
n ra
ting
0.34
(N=2
47)
0.25
(N=2
49)
0.14
(N=2
49)
-0.4
4(N
=250
)
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Supp
orte
d h
ousin
g/sh
elte
rs0.
340.
390.
230.
450.
210.
72▲
Resid
entia
l dw
ellin
gs0.
250.
170.
320.
360.
500.
40H
otel
s/m
otel
s/se
rvic
ed a
pa
rtmen
ts0.
140.
110.
060.
220.
64▲
0.00
Back
pa
cker
s acc
omm
oda
tion
-0.4
4-0
.42
-0.4
7-0
.23▲
-0.0
8-0
.04
Base
247-
250
84-8
711
3-11
677
-83
23-2
624
-25
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p to
Kin
gs C
ross
)N
umbe
rs in
bra
cket
s rep
rese
nt th
e va
lue
used
to c
alcu
late
the
mea
n ra
ting
257
47
Non
-Res
iden
tial U
ses
Q19
.D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
cur
rent
ly h
as a
mix
of u
ses t
hat c
an b
e gr
oupe
d in
to ‘r
esid
entia
l use
s’ a
nd ‘n
on-re
siden
tialu
ses’
… In
com
paris
on to
the
amou
nt o
f non
-resid
entia
l use
s on
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d no
w, w
ould
you
like
to se
e:
56%
of r
espo
nden
ts w
ould
like
to s
ee m
ore
non-
resid
entia
l use
s on
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d th
an th
ere
curre
ntly
is –
whi
lst o
nly
9% w
ould
like
to s
ee le
ss n
on-r
esid
entia
l use
s. R
espo
nden
ts th
at c
urre
ntly
w
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ss, a
nd re
spon
dent
s th
at b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
, w
ere
signi
fican
tly m
ore
likel
y to
sta
te th
ey w
ould
like
ther
e to
be
mor
e no
n-re
siden
tial u
ses.
Base
: N=2
45
14%
42%
35%
7%
2%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%
Ma
ny m
ore
non-
resid
entia
l use
s (2)
Mor
e no
n-re
siden
tial u
ses (
1)
The
sam
e am
ount
of n
on-re
siden
tial u
ses (
0)
Less
non
-resid
entia
l use
s (-1
)
A lo
t les
s non
-resid
entia
l use
s (-2
)
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Mea
n ra
ting
0.59
0.54
0.58
0.65
1.04▲
0.57
Base
245
8511
382
2323
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s non
-resid
entia
l use
s, 2=
man
y m
ore
non-
resid
entia
l use
s*t
o ca
tch
up w
ith fa
mily
/frie
nds,
etc.
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y gr
oup
)
Mea
n ra
ting:
0.5
9
Num
bers
in b
rack
ets r
epre
sent
the
valu
e us
ed to
cal
cula
te th
e m
ean
ratin
g
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
Mea
n ra
ting
0.53
0.34
0.71▲
Base
5929
128
258
48
Non
-Res
iden
tial U
ses
–Un
prom
pted
Rea
son
Why
Mor
eQ
19.
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss c
urre
ntly
has
a m
ix o
f use
s tha
t can
be
grou
ped
into
‘res
iden
tial u
ses’
and
‘non
-resid
entia
luse
s’…
In c
ompa
rison
to th
e am
ount
of n
on-re
siden
tial u
ses o
n D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
now
, wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see:
Q20
.C
an
you
tell u
s why
?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat w
ould
like
mor
e no
n-re
siden
tial u
ses s
tate
d th
is is
beca
use
they
wan
t to
liven
up
the
area
/mak
e it
mor
e vi
bran
t, an
d th
at m
ore
non-
resid
entia
l use
s will
incr
ease
vi
sitor
s. Th
ese
resp
onde
nts a
lso d
isagr
ee w
ith a
ny m
ore
resid
entia
l dev
elop
men
t, in
stea
d w
antin
g a
grea
ter f
ocus
on
supp
ortin
g lo
cal b
usin
esse
s and
serv
ices
.
Mor
e N
on-r
esid
entia
l Use
s (56
%)
% (o
f all
resp
onde
nts)
% (‘
mor
e’
resp
onde
nts)
Liven
up
the
are
a/n
eed
s to
be
vibr
ant
18%
33%
Giv
es p
eopl
e a
rea
son
to g
o/a
ttra
cts m
ore
visit
ors
8%15
%
Mor
e b
ars
/clu
bs/
nigh
t life
7%13
%
Disa
gree
with
mor
e re
siden
tial u
ses
5%9%
It is
an
ente
rtain
men
t hub
4%7%
Nee
ds a
ba
lanc
e of
bot
h re
siden
tial a
nd
com
mer
cia
l use
s4%
7%
Are
a n
eed
s mor
e bu
sines
ses/
com
mer
cia
l use
s3%
6%
Supp
orts
loca
l bus
ines
ses/
the
econ
omy
3%6%
Nee
ds t
o be
div
erse
/mai
nta
in th
e d
iver
sity
3%6%
Mor
e cu
ltura
l/arti
stic
use
s3%
6%
Nee
ds t
o b
e in
tere
stin
g b
oth
da
y a
nd n
ight
2%4%
Wid
er v
arie
ty/n
eed
mor
e no
n-re
siden
tial u
ses
2%4%
Disa
gree
with
lock
out l
aws
2%4%
See
Appe
ndix
A fo
r res
pons
es <
2%
“The
cul
ture
of t
his w
hole
vib
rant
ne
ighb
ourh
ood
is u
nder
thre
at”
“Thi
s will
ma
ke th
e a
rea
mor
e vi
bra
nt w
ith th
ings
to d
o”
“Nee
d to
att
ract
mor
e vi
sitor
s to
the
are
a to
hel
p th
e lo
cal e
cono
my”
“Too
ma
ny a
pa
rtmen
ts k
ills th
e vi
be”
“It’
s an
icon
ic n
ight
tim
e su
bur
b”
“Res
iden
ts m
ove
into
a d
yna
mic
are
a
and
then
com
pla
in a
bout
the
noise
”
259
49
Non
-Res
iden
tial U
ses
–Un
prom
pted
Rea
son
Why
Sa
me/
Less
Q19
.D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
cur
rent
ly h
as a
mix
of u
ses t
hat c
an b
e gr
oupe
d in
to ‘r
esid
entia
l use
s’ a
nd ‘n
on-re
siden
tialu
ses’
… In
com
paris
on to
the
amou
nt o
f non
-resid
entia
l use
s on
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d no
w, w
ould
you
like
to se
e:Q
20.
Ca
n yo
u te
ll us w
hy?
Resp
onde
nts t
hat w
ould
like
the
leve
l of n
on-r
esid
entia
l use
s to
stay
the
sam
e fe
el th
at th
ere
is al
read
y a
good
bal
ance
in th
e ar
ea. O
f tho
se th
at w
ould
like
ther
e to
be
less
non
-re
siden
tial u
ses,
the
lead
ing
reas
on s
tate
d w
as th
at th
ey w
ould
like
a b
ette
r bal
ance
than
th
ere
curre
ntly
is, w
ith m
ore
of a
com
mun
ity fo
cus.
Sam
e Le
vel o
f Non
-res
iden
tial U
ses (
35%
)%
(of a
ll re
spon
dent
s)%
(‘sa
me’
re
spon
dent
s)Th
ere
is a
goo
d b
ala
nce
at p
rese
nt4%
13%
Shou
ld b
e a
mix
of n
on-re
siden
tial a
nd
resid
entia
l sp
ace
s 3%
8%
An
upd
ate
of c
omm
erci
al s
pace
s is
need
ed2%
4%
No
mor
e re
siden
tial d
evel
opm
ent
2%4%
Va
cant
spa
ces
shou
ld b
e re
pla
ced
/util
ised
w
ith n
on-re
siden
tial u
ses
2%4%
We
need
mor
e fa
cilit
ies,
not m
ore
resid
entia
l d
evel
opm
ent
2%4%
Less
Non
-res
iden
tial U
ses (
9%)
% (o
f all
resp
onde
nts)
% (‘
less
’ re
spon
dent
s)A
ba
lanc
e of
non
-resid
entia
l and
resid
entia
l a
rea
s is n
eed
ed2%
22%
Shou
ld b
e m
ore
of a
villa
ge c
omm
unity
, rat
her
tha
n a
bus
ines
s/ho
tel h
ub2%
17%
See
Appe
ndix
A fo
r res
pons
es <
2%
“I th
ink
the
are
a c
urre
ntly
ha
s a g
ood
ba
lanc
e”
“Inc
rea
sing
the
den
sity
of re
siden
tial p
rope
rty
any
mor
e w
ould
put
a st
rain
on
infra
stru
ctur
e a
nd se
rvic
es”
“The
re sh
ould
be
a m
ix o
f non
-resid
entia
l spa
ces
tha
t sui
t all t
he d
iffer
ent p
eop
le w
ho liv
e in
and
visi
t th
e a
rea
”
“The
re se
ems t
o be
a lo
t of e
mpt
y st
ores
and
pub
s no
w a
fter t
he d
eva
sta
ting
lock
out l
aw
s. It
wou
ld
mak
e se
nse
to st
art u
sing
thos
e pr
emise
s and
get
b
ack
to a
hea
lthie
r eco
nom
y”
“A re
al m
ixtu
re is
nee
ded
”
“To
prov
ide
a be
tter
bal
ance
”
“Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d s
houl
d b
e fo
r the
thin
gs th
at
ma
ke a
com
mun
ity”
260
Uses
, Pla
ces a
nd B
usin
esse
s of
Sig
nific
ance
261
51
48%
24%
17%
8%
3%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%
Ver
y sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(5)
Sign
ifica
nt/v
alu
ab
le (4
)
Som
ewha
t sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(3)
Not
ver
y sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(2)
Not
at a
ll sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(1)
Sign
ifica
nce
of Th
e Bo
urbo
nQ
21.
No.
22
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d is
now
The
Bou
rbon
–pr
evio
usly
it w
as th
e Bo
urbo
n &
Bee
fste
ak H
otel
. Wha
t lev
el o
f soc
ial,
cultu
ral o
r hist
oric
al v
alu
e or
sig
nific
ance
, if a
ny, d
oes T
he B
ourb
on/f
orm
er B
ourb
on &
Bee
fste
ak H
otel
hav
e to
you
?
72%
of r
espo
nden
ts s
tate
d th
at th
e Bo
urbo
n ha
s a
signi
fican
t/va
luab
le le
vel o
f soc
ial,
cultu
ral o
r hi
stor
ical
val
ue to
them
, with
48%
sta
ting
it is
‘ver
y sig
nific
ant/
valu
able
’. Th
e sig
nific
ance
/val
ue o
f th
e Bo
urbo
n di
d no
t sig
nific
antly
diff
er b
y in
volv
emen
t/re
latio
nshi
p w
ith K
ings
Cro
ss, n
or w
heth
er
resp
onde
nts
belie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for b
ette
r/w
orse
.
Base
: N=2
52
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Mea
n ra
ting
4.05
4.10
4.07
3.99
4.04
4.20
Base
252
8711
683
2625
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
Mea
n ra
ting:
4.0
5
Scal
e: 1
=not
at a
ll sig
nific
ant/
valu
able
, 5=v
ery
signi
fican
t/va
luab
leN
umbe
rs in
bra
cket
s rep
rese
nt th
e va
lue
used
to c
alcu
late
the
mea
n ra
ting
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
Mea
n ra
ting
3.92
4.32
4.11
Base
5931
133
262
52
Sign
ifica
nce
of Th
e Bo
urbo
n –
Reas
on W
hyQ
21.
No.
22
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d is
now
The
Bou
rbon
–pr
evio
usly
it w
as th
e Bo
urbo
n &
Bee
fste
ak H
otel
. Wha
t lev
el o
f soc
ial,
cultu
ral o
r hist
oric
al v
alu
e or
sig
nific
ance
, if a
ny, d
oes T
he B
ourb
on/f
orm
er B
ourb
on &
Bee
fste
ak H
otel
hav
e to
you
?Q
22.
Ca
n yo
u te
ll us w
hy T
he B
ourb
on/f
orm
er B
ourb
on &
Bee
fste
ak H
otel
is si
gnifi
cant
or v
ery
signi
fican
t to
you?
Half
of re
spon
dent
s (49
%) t
hat b
elie
ve Th
e Bo
urbo
n ha
s sig
nific
ant/
very
sig
nific
ant s
ocia
l, cu
ltura
l or h
istor
ical
val
ue to
them
com
men
ted
on th
e im
porta
nce
it ha
s in
rega
rds
to
Sydn
ey’s
nig
htlif
e an
d en
terta
inm
ent h
istor
y, w
ith th
e ne
ed to
pre
serv
e th
e bu
ildin
g fo
r hi
stor
ical
pur
pose
s.
Reas
on w
hy Th
e Bo
urbo
n is
signi
fican
t/ve
ry s
igni
fican
tPe
rcen
tage
(N=1
81)
Hist
oric
al a
nd c
ultu
ral h
erita
ge s
igni
fican
ce:
Resp
onde
nts
com
men
ted
onth
ehi
stor
ical
and
cultu
ral
herit
age
signi
fican
ceof
The
Bour
bon
build
ing,
prim
arily
inth
eco
ntex
tof
Sydn
ey’s
nigh
tlife
and
ente
rtain
men
thi
stor
y.A
num
ber
ofre
spon
dent
sre
ferre
dto
the
bui
ldin
gas
abr
idge
bet
wee
nth
epa
stan
dth
epr
esen
t,an
dhi
ghlig
hted
the
imp
orta
nce
ofp
rese
rvin
gth
isb
uild
ing
forf
utur
ege
nera
tions
.
49%
Arc
hite
ctur
al a
nd a
esth
etic
sig
nific
ance
:Re
spon
den
tsco
mm
ente
don
the
arch
itect
ural
and
aest
hetic
signi
fican
ceof
the
bui
ldin
g,ar
guin
gth
eim
porta
nce
ofre
tain
ing
herit
age
build
ings
,an
dhi
ghlig
htin
gth
ebu
ildin
g’s
cont
ribut
ion
toth
elo
okof
the
stre
etsc
ape.
Man
yde
scrib
edth
ebu
ildin
gas
“bea
utifu
l.”
40%
It is
icon
ic:
Resp
ond
ents
expl
icitl
yre
fer
toTh
eBo
urbo
nbu
ildin
gas
anic
on,
desc
ribin
git
asa
‘foca
lpo
int,’
‘cen
trepi
ece,
’‘b
ooke
nd’a
nd‘w
ayfin
ding
mar
ker’
forD
arli
nghu
rstR
oad.
27%
The
build
ing
cont
ribut
es to
loca
l cha
ract
er a
nd to
the
stre
etsc
ape:
Resp
ond
ents
emph
asise
dth
atTh
eBo
urbo
nbu
ildin
gis
part
ofan
dco
ntrib
utes
toth
elo
calc
hara
cter
ofD
arlin
ghur
stRo
ad,
both
inte
rmso
fhow
itlo
oksa
ndth
ehi
stor
yit
repr
esen
ts.
23%
Sent
imen
tal s
igni
fican
ce:
Resp
onde
nts
com
men
ted
onth
ese
ntim
enta
lsig
nific
ance
ofth
ebu
ildin
gfo
rth
empe
rson
ally
,w
ithso
me
reca
lling
mem
orie
sof
nigh
tssp
enta
tthe
Bour
bon
&Be
efst
eak
Hote
l.
20%
263
53
27%
23% 25
%
16%
9%
0%10
%20
%30
%40
%50
%
Ver
y sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(5)
Sign
ifica
nt/v
alu
abl
e (4
)
Som
ewha
t sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(3)
Not
ver
y sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(2)
Not
at a
ll sig
nific
ant
/va
lua
ble
(1)
Sign
ifica
nce
of th
e Em
pire
Hot
elQ
23.
No.
32
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d is
now
the
Empi
re H
otel
. Pre
viou
sly it
was
the
site
of L
es G
irls.
Wha
t lev
el o
f soc
ial,
cultu
ral o
r hist
oric
al v
alue
or s
igni
fican
ce, i
f any
, do
es th
e Em
pire
Hot
el fo
rmer
ven
ue o
f Les
Girl
s hav
e to
you
?
50%
of r
espo
nden
ts v
iew
the
Empi
re H
otel
as
signi
fican
t/va
luab
le to
them
from
a s
ocia
l, cu
ltura
l or
hist
oric
al p
ersp
ectiv
e, th
ough
25%
sta
ted
that
it is
‘not
ver
y’ o
r ‘no
t at a
ll sig
nific
ant/
valu
able
’. Re
spon
dent
s th
at b
elie
ve D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he w
orse
wer
e sig
nific
antly
mor
e lik
ely
to v
iew
the
Empi
re H
otel
as
signi
fican
t/im
porta
nt, w
hilst
that
thos
e be
lieve
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
bet
ter w
ere
signi
fican
tly le
ss li
kely
.
Base
: N=2
51
Ove
rall
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Cur
rent
ly li
ve in
a
subu
rb a
roun
d Ki
ngs
Cro
ss
Regu
larly
or
occa
siona
lly v
isit
King
s C
ross
for
ente
rtain
men
t*
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
King
s C
ross
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in
the
subu
rbs
surro
undi
ng K
ings
C
ross
Mea
n ra
ting
3.43
3.59
3.28
3.42
3.35
3.64
Base
251
8711
583
2625
*to
catc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.
Mea
n ra
ting:
3.4
3
Scal
e: 1
=not
at a
ll sig
nific
ant/
valu
able
, 5=v
ery
signi
fican
t/va
luab
leN
umbe
rs in
bra
cket
s rep
rese
nt th
e va
lue
used
to c
alcu
late
the
mea
n ra
ting
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t bes
t d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for t
he b
ette
rDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s st
ayed
the
sam
eDa
rling
hurs
t Roa
d ha
s ch
ange
d fo
r the
wor
se
Mea
n ra
ting
3.02▼
4.32
3.68▲
Base
5930
133
▲▼
= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y gr
oup
)
264
54
Sign
ifica
nce
of th
e Em
pire
Hot
el –
Reas
on W
hyQ
23.
No.
32
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d is
now
the
Empi
re H
otel
. Pre
viou
sly it
was
the
site
of L
es G
irls.
Wha
t lev
el o
f soc
ial,
cultu
ral o
r hist
oric
al v
alue
or s
igni
fican
ce, i
f any
, do
es th
e Em
pire
Hot
el fo
rmer
ven
ue o
f Les
Girl
s hav
e to
you
?Q
24.
Ca
n yo
u te
ll us w
hy th
e Em
pire
Hot
el/f
orm
er v
enue
of L
es G
irls i
s sig
nific
ant o
r ver
y sig
nific
ant t
o yo
u?
Just
und
er a
third
of r
espo
nden
ts (2
9%) t
hat v
iew
the
Empi
re H
otel
as h
avin
g sig
nific
ant/
very
sig
nific
ant s
ocia
l, cu
ltura
l or h
istor
ical
val
ue to
them
stat
ed th
at th
e fo
rmer
ven
ue o
f Les
Girl
s is
impo
rtant
to th
e hi
stor
y of
the
LGBT
QI+
com
mun
ity in
Syd
ney,
with
29%
also
sta
ting
that
it
also
has
impo
rtant
hist
oric
al fe
atur
es in
gen
eral
.
Reas
on w
hy th
e Em
pire
Hot
el is
sign
ifica
nt/v
ery
signi
fican
tPe
rcen
tage
(N=1
26)
Sign
ifica
nt to
the
LGBT
IQ+
com
mun
ity:
Resp
ond
ents
high
light
edth
eim
porta
nce
ofth
eEm
pire
Hote
lb
uild
ing
asth
efo
rmer
venu
eof
Les
Girl
s,in
rela
tion
toth
ehi
stor
yof
Sydn
ey’s
LGBT
IQ+
com
mun
ity.
29%
Hist
oric
al s
igni
fican
ce:
Resp
onde
nts c
omm
ente
d on
the
hist
oric
al si
gnifi
canc
e of
the
Empi
re H
otel
bui
ldin
g, h
owev
er th
e m
ajor
ity d
id n
ot re
fer t
o an
y pe
riod
or u
se sp
ecifi
cally
.
29%
Arc
hite
ctur
al a
nd a
esth
etic
sig
nific
ance
:Re
spon
dent
sre
gard
the
bui
ldin
gas
arch
itect
ural
lyan
dae
sthe
tical
lysig
nific
ant,
with
anu
mbe
rofc
omm
ents
desc
ribin
git
as‘d
iffer
ent’
and
‘uni
que
.’
13%
It is
icon
ic:
Resp
ond
ents
exp
licitl
y re
fer t
o th
e Em
pire
Hot
el b
uild
ing
as a
n ic
on, d
escr
ibin
g it
as a
n in
tegr
al p
art o
f the
stre
etsc
ape
that
co
ntrib
utes
to lo
cal c
hara
cter
.
13%
265
55
Uses
, Bus
ines
ses
and
Plac
es o
f Soc
ial o
r Hist
oric
al
Sign
ifica
nce
-Unp
rom
pted
Q25
.A
re th
ere
any
othe
r use
s, bu
sines
ses o
r pla
ces w
ithin
the
stud
y ar
ea o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss th
at a
re o
f sig
nific
ant o
r ver
y sig
nific
ant s
ocia
l or
hist
oric
al v
alu
e to
you
?
The
Fitz
roy
Gar
dens
, and
the
El A
lam
ein
Foun
tain
with
in it
, was
men
tione
d by
21%
of
resp
onde
nts
as b
eing
a p
lace
with
sign
ifica
nt so
cial
or h
istor
ical
val
ue to
them
.
Use,
bus
ines
s or p
lace
of s
igni
fican
cePe
rcen
tage
(N
=252
)EL
Ala
mei
n Fo
unta
in/F
itzro
y G
ard
ens
21%
King
s Cro
ss L
ibra
ry15
%O
ld b
uild
ings
/her
itage
bui
ldin
gs13
%Ki
ngs C
ross
Hot
el10
%Lla
nkel
ly P
lace
8%C
oca
Col
a si
gn7%
Met
ro T
hea
tre6%
The
Win
terg
ard
en6%
Wor
ld B
ar6%
Show
girls
Stri
p C
lub
5%Un
spec
ified
rest
aur
ant
s/pu
bs/c
afe
s/cl
ubs/
bars
5%M
into
n H
ouse
4%Pi
ccol
o Ba
r4%
Pork
y's N
ite S
pot
4%Po
tts P
oint
Hot
el4%
The
Roos
evel
t4%
Who
le/m
ajo
rity
of D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
4%W
oolw
orth
s bui
ldin
g4%
Did
not
ans
wer
43%
See
Appe
ndix
A fo
r res
pons
es <
4%
266
56
Wha
t is
Liked
Abo
ut th
e Lo
ok o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dQ
26.
Base
d on
all y
ou k
now
abo
ut D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad,
wha
t, if
anyt
hing
do
you
like
abou
t the
look
of t
he b
uild
ings
in D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?
38%
of r
espo
nden
ts s
tate
d, u
npro
mpt
ed, t
hat t
hey
like
the
look
and
var
iety
of h
erita
ge
build
ings
alo
ng D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad.
A q
uarte
r of r
espo
nden
ts a
lso d
iscus
sed
likin
g th
e cu
rrent
sc
ale
and
heig
ht o
f bui
ldin
gs.
Wha
t is l
iked
abo
ut th
e lo
ok o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dPe
rcen
tage
(N=2
52)
Herit
age
build
ings
:Re
spon
dent
s lik
e th
e lo
ok o
f her
itage
bui
ldin
gs a
long
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d,
high
light
ing
Art
Dec
o a
nd V
icto
rian
era
build
ings
, and
ele
men
ts su
ch a
s re
d b
rick
and
det
ail-r
ich
faca
des
, as w
ell a
s ico
nic
neon
sign
s. Re
spon
dent
s lik
e th
e va
riety
of d
iffer
ent h
erita
ge st
yles
alo
ng
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, w
hich
dem
onst
rate
‘the
evo
lutio
n of
the
pla
ce o
ver
time’
and
add
cha
ract
er to
the
stre
etsc
ape.
38%
The
curre
nt s
cale
and
hei
ght o
f bui
ldin
gs:
Resp
onde
nts l
ike
the
look
of t
he c
urre
nt sc
ale
of b
uild
ings
alo
ng
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, w
ith m
ost c
omm
entin
g on
the
low
rise
and
“hu
man
sc
ale”
of t
he st
reet
scap
e an
d so
me
on th
e va
riety
of h
eigh
ts.
26%
A v
arie
ty o
f arc
hite
ctur
al s
tyle
s, sc
ales
, mat
eria
ls an
d pe
riods
:Re
spon
dent
s lik
e th
e lo
ok o
f the
var
iety
of a
rchi
tect
ural
styl
es, s
cale
s, m
ater
ials
and
perio
ds th
at a
re re
pres
ente
d al
ong
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d,
notin
g th
at th
is ec
lect
ic m
ix co
ntrib
utes
to th
e un
ique
and
hig
hly
indi
vidu
alise
d ch
arac
ter o
f the
are
a.
21%
Uniq
ue, h
ave
char
acte
r, ar
e or
igin
al a
nd e
clec
tic a
nd ic
onic
:Re
spon
den
ts e
xplic
itly
refe
r to
the
Empi
re H
otel
bui
ldin
g as
an
icon
, d
escr
ibin
g it
as a
n in
tegr
al p
art o
f the
stre
etsc
ape
that
con
tribu
tes t
o lo
cal c
hara
cter
.
13%
Stre
etsc
ape
elem
ents
:Re
spon
dent
s lik
e th
e lo
ok o
f stre
etsc
ape
elem
ents
such
as t
rees
and
gr
eene
ry, a
s wel
l as w
ide
foot
path
s and
ped
estri
anise
d se
ctio
ns.
7%
New
dev
elop
men
ts:
Resp
onde
nts l
ike
the
look
of s
ome
new
dev
elop
men
ts a
long
Da
rling
hurs
t Ro
ad, s
uch
as th
e O
mni
a bu
ildin
g.
4%
267
57
Wha
t is
Disli
ked
Abo
ut th
e Lo
ok o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
dQ
27.
Base
d on
all y
ou k
now
abo
ut D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
, wha
t, if
anyt
hing
do
you
disl
ike
abou
t the
look
of t
he b
uild
ings
in D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?
Just
ove
r a q
uarte
r of r
espo
nden
ts s
tate
d, u
npro
mpt
ed th
at th
ey d
islik
e th
e bu
ildin
gs a
long
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d th
at a
re ru
ndow
n, n
egle
cted
and
poo
rly m
aint
aine
d. 2
0% o
f res
pond
ents
ad
ditio
nally
com
men
ted
on d
islik
ing
the
look
of t
he n
ew b
uild
ings
and
dev
elop
men
ts th
at
have
bee
n bu
ilt in
the
area
.
Wha
t is d
islik
ed a
bout
the
look
of D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad
Perc
enta
ge(N
=252
)Bu
ildin
gs a
long
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d ar
e ru
ndow
n:Re
spon
den
tsdi
slike
that
build
ings
(incl
udin
gfa
cade
s,aw
ning
san
dsh
opfro
nts
ata
ndab
ove
stre
etle
vel)
alon
gD
arli
nghu
rstRo
ad
look
rund
own,
negl
ecte
d,an
dpo
orly
mai
ntai
ned
.Re
spon
dent
sof
ten
com
men
ted
inre
latio
nto
the
high
num
ber
ofva
cant
pre
mise
sal
ong
Da
rling
hurs
tRoa
d.
28%
The
look
of s
ome
new
bui
ldin
gs a
nd d
evel
opm
ents
:Re
spon
dent
sdi
slike
the
look
ofso
me
new
build
ings
and
deve
lopm
ents
alo
ngD
arli
nghu
rst
Road
for
ava
riety
ofre
aso
ns,
incl
udin
gth
eir
inap
prop
riate
heig
htan
dla
rge
scal
e,a
perc
eive
d“b
land
ness
”or
“bor
ing”
look
,an
db
ecau
seth
eyar
efe
ltto
bede
tract
ing
from
loca
lch
arac
ter.
20%
Vaca
nt s
hops
alo
ng D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad:
Resp
ond
ents
disl
ike
the
look
of v
acan
t and
em
pty
build
ings
and
shop
s al
ong
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d.8%
The
poor
qua
lity
of s
hops
alo
ng D
arlin
ghur
st R
oad:
Resp
onde
nts d
islik
e th
e lo
ok o
f “ch
eap”
and
“do
dgy”
shop
s and
sh
opfro
nts t
hat m
ay b
e po
orly
mai
ntai
ned
, inc
lud
ing
$2 sh
ops,
mas
sage
pa
rlour
s, se
x sh
ops,
and
back
pack
ers.
8%
268
App
end
ix A
:D
emog
raph
ics
269
59
Dem
ogra
phic
s
Q2.
(If y
ou li
ve in
Kin
gs C
ross
) How
long
hav
e yo
u liv
ed in
Kin
gs C
ross
?
Perc
enta
geLe
ss th
an 6
mon
ths
3%6
mon
ths –
1 ye
ar
3%1
-2 y
ears
0%2
–3
yea
rs14
%4
–7
yea
rs21
%8
–10
yea
rs13
%11
–20
yea
rs26
%21
+ ye
ars
20%
Base
87
Q1.
Wha
t is y
our i
nvol
vem
ent i
n/ re
latio
nshi
p to
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss?
Perc
enta
geC
urre
ntly
live
in a
subu
rb a
roun
d K
ings
Cro
ss46
%C
urre
ntly
live
in K
ings
Cro
ss35
%
Regu
larly
or o
ccas
iona
lly v
isit K
ings
Cro
ss fo
r en
terta
inm
ent,
to c
atc
h up
with
fam
ily/f
riend
s, et
c.33
%
Cur
rent
ly w
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ss10
%C
urre
ntly
wor
k in
the
subu
rbs
surro
und
ing
King
s Cro
ss10
%I u
sed
to liv
e/w
ork/
visit
Kin
gs C
ross
, but
don
't a
nym
ore
6%N
one
of th
e a
bov
e, b
ut I
do
care
ab
out K
ings
Cro
ss2%
Base
252
Q3.
(If y
ou li
ve in
Kin
gs C
ross
) Whi
ch o
f the
follo
win
g be
st d
escr
ibes
th
e ho
me
whe
re y
ou a
re c
urre
ntly
livin
g?
Perc
enta
geI/W
e ow
n/a
re c
urre
ntly
buy
ing
this
pro
per
ty60
%I/W
e cu
rrent
ly re
nt th
is p
rop
erty
40%
Base
87
270
60
Dem
ogra
phic
sQ
4.(If
you
live
in K
ings
Cro
ss) W
hich
of t
he fo
llow
ing
best
des
crib
es
the
hom
e yo
u cu
rrent
ly liv
e in
?
Perc
enta
geUn
it/A
partm
ent
84%
Villa
/Tow
nhou
se8%
Free
stan
din
g ho
use
5%D
uple
x/Se
mi d
eta
ched
3%
Base
87
Q5.
(If y
ou a
re a
resid
ent o
f a n
eigh
bour
ing
subu
rb) W
hich
subu
rb d
o yo
u liv
e in
?
Perc
enta
geEl
izab
eth
Bay
31%
Pott
s Poi
nt28
%D
arli
nghu
rst
22%
Rush
cutt
ers
Bay
7%W
oollo
omoo
loo
6%O
ther
: Pad
din
gton
6%O
ther
: Sur
rey
Hills
1%Ba
se11
6
Q6.
(If y
ou w
ork
in K
ings
Cro
ss) H
ow lo
ng h
ave
you
wor
ked
in K
ings
C
ross
?
Perc
enta
geLe
ss th
an 6
mon
ths
0%6
mon
ths –
1 ye
ar
15%
1 -2
yea
rs0%
2 –
3 ye
ars
8%4
–7
yea
rs8%
8 –
10 y
ears
0%11
–20
yea
rs23
%21
+ ye
ars
46%
Base
26
Q7.
(If y
ou w
ork
in a
nei
ghbo
urin
g su
burb
) Whi
ch su
burb
do
you
wor
k in
?
Perc
enta
ge
Dar
lingh
urst
36%
Eliza
bet
h Ba
y20
%
Pott
s Poi
nt16
%
Woo
lloom
oolo
o12
%
Rush
cutt
ers
Bay
8%
Oth
er: P
yrm
ont
4%Re
fuse
d4%
Base
25
271
61
Dem
ogra
phic
s
Q33
.W
hat i
s you
r gen
der?
Perc
enta
geM
ale
53%
Fem
ale
45%
Pref
er n
ot to
say
2%Ba
se25
2
Q32
.W
hat i
s you
r age
?
Perc
enta
geUn
der
18
year
s1%
18 –
243%
25 –
299%
30 –
3921
%40
–49
20%
50 –
5921
%60
–69
15%
70 –
797%
80 y
ears
and
ove
r1%
Pref
er n
ot to
say
2%Ba
se25
2
Q9.
(If y
ou u
sed
to liv
e/w
ork/
visit
Kin
gs C
ross
) App
roxim
atel
y ho
w
long
ago
is it
sinc
e yo
u us
ed to
live/
wor
k/vi
sit K
ings
Cro
ss?
Q8.
(If y
ou v
isit K
ings
Cro
ss) O
n av
erag
e, h
ow o
ften
do
you
visit
Kin
gs
Cro
ss?
Perc
enta
geD
aily
52%
Wee
kly
12%
Fortn
ight
ly6%
Onc
e a
mon
th15
%Ev
ery
2-3
mon
ths
6%2-
3 tim
es a
yea
r8%
Onc
e a
yea
r or l
ess
1%Ba
se83
Cou
ntUp
to 1
yea
r ago
51
-2 y
ears
ago
02
–3
yea
rs a
go3
4 –
7 ye
ars
ago
38
–10
yea
rs2
11 –
20 y
ears
1
Base
14
272
App
end
ix B:
A
dd
ition
al D
ata
273
63
Cur
rent
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
yQ
10.
Whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
the
curre
nt c
hara
cter
/per
sona
lity
of D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad,
Kin
gs C
ross
?
Oth
er s
peci
fied
-unp
rom
pted
Cou
ntO
ther
spe
cifie
d -u
npro
mpt
edC
ount
Che
ap2
Hom
eles
snes
s1
Con
veni
ent
2In
clus
ive
1D
epre
ssed
2In
cons
isten
t1
Exp
ensiv
e2
Inte
rest
ing
1Ex
plo
ited
2Lo
cal
1Im
por
tant
2Lo
st1
Lack
ing
2Lo
w-e
nd1
Neg
lect
ed2
Noi
sy1
Ugly
2O
pen
min
ded
1A
ccep
ting
1Ra
t-in
fest
ed1
Att
ract
ive
1Se
edy
1C
arin
g1
Sha
bb
y1
Cha
lleng
ing
1Sm
elly
1C
hara
cter
ful
1To
lera
nt1
Cle
ane
r1
Una
pp
ealin
g1
Clu
tter
ed1
Unb
ridle
d1
Con
flict
ed1
Und
er g
over
nmen
t con
trol
1D
ilapi
da
ted
1Un
der
-fund
ed1
Dow
nma
rket
1Un
ique
1Ex
citin
g1
Unw
elco
min
g1
Frie
ndly
1V
ulne
rab
le1
Hid
den
gem
s1
274
64
Pref
erre
d Fu
ture
Cha
ract
er/P
erso
nalit
yQ
11.
And
whi
ch, i
f any
, of t
he fo
llow
ing
wor
ds w
ould
you
use
to d
escr
ibe
your
pre
ferre
d fu
ture
cha
ract
er/p
erso
nalit
y fo
r Dar
ling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss in
the
next
10
or so
yea
rs? O
ther
spe
cifie
d -u
npro
mpt
edC
ount
Oth
er s
peci
fied
-unp
rom
pted
Cou
nt
Act
ive
2Bu
sines
s hu
b1
Ad
ult,
not f
am
ily fo
cuse
d2
Buzz
ing
1
Fine
gra
in2
Ca
ring
1
Frie
ndly
2C
ate
ring
to re
siden
ts1
Live
mus
ic2
Con
veni
ent
1
Loca
lly d
istin
ct2
Cre
ativ
e1
Na
ture
2D
estin
atio
n1
Non
-exc
lusiv
e2
Dru
g fre
e1
Rest
ored
2En
viro
nmen
tally
frie
ndly
1
Uniq
ue2
Incl
usiv
e1
Vib
rant
2N
eigh
bou
rly1
Acc
eptin
g1
Op
en m
ind
ed1
Act
iviti
es1
Pros
pero
us1
Affo
rda
ble
1Re
dev
elop
ed1
Arti
stic
1Th
rivin
g1
Att
ract
ive
1To
lera
nt1
Bala
nced
1
275
65
Land
Use
Opt
ions
: Sum
mar
yQ
14-1
8.W
ould
you
like
to se
e A
lot l
ess,
Less
, The
Sam
e, M
ore,
or A
lot m
ore…
Scal
e: -2
=a lo
t les
s, 2=
a lo
t mor
e
Cat
egor
y
Q28
. Com
par
ed w
ith 1
0 to
20
year
s ag
o, w
hich
one
stat
emen
t be
st d
escr
ibes
Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss, n
ow?
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for
the
bette
r
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
stay
ed th
e sa
me
Darli
nghu
rst R
oad
has
chan
ged
for
the
wor
se
Cre
ativ
e a
rts sp
ace
sC
omm
unity
and
cul
tura
l fa
cilit
ies
1.19
1.43
1.29
Thea
tre a
nd p
erfo
rmin
g a
rts v
enue
sC
omm
unity
and
cul
tura
l fa
cilit
ies
1.07
1.19
1.25
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mun
ity fa
cilit
ies
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mun
ity a
nd c
ultu
ral f
aci
litie
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0.60▼
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idise
d c
omm
unity
offi
ce sp
ace
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mun
ity a
nd c
ultu
ral f
aci
litie
s0.
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s sp
ecia
list
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mer
cial
and
reta
il ser
vice
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0.75▼
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h fo
odC
omm
erci
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tail s
ervi
ces
0.90
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e re
sta
ura
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afe
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ervi
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0.84
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s and
serv
ices
–co
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tail s
ervi
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0.36
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ess/
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e sp
ace
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mer
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vice
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ke-a
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y fo
od p
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ervi
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edic
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entre
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ealth
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lbei
ng se
rvic
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th a
nd fi
tnes
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bs (
gym
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and
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ng se
rvic
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-0.1
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ll b
ars
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ht ti
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and
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inm
ent
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ning
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ant
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ca
fes
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ht ti
me
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ent
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ic v
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ight
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e a
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nter
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ight
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htcl
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ht ti
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clu
bs
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ht ti
me
and
ent
erta
inm
ent
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ppor
ted
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sing
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elte
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ccom
mod
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n0.
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siden
tial d
wel
lings
Acc
omm
oda
tion
0.29
0.37
0.18
Hote
ls /
mot
els /
serv
iced
ap
artm
ents
Acc
omm
odat
ion
0.12
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ckp
ack
ers a
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mod
atio
nA
ccom
mod
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n-0
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= A
signi
fican
tly h
ighe
r/lo
wer
ratin
g (b
y gr
oup
)
276
66
Non
-Res
iden
tial U
ses –
Reas
on W
hyQ
19.
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss c
urre
ntly
has
a m
ix o
f use
s tha
t can
be
grou
ped
into
‘res
iden
tial u
ses’
and
‘non
-resid
entia
luse
s’…
In c
ompa
rison
to th
e am
ount
of n
on-re
siden
tial u
ses o
n D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
now
, wou
ld y
ou li
ke to
see:
Q20
.C
an
you
tell u
s why
?
Mor
e N
on-r
esid
entia
l Use
s (54
%)
Cou
nt
Less
pre
senc
e of
sex
ind
ustry
2
Ma
inta
in th
e in
tern
atio
nal r
eput
atio
n2
The
are
a sh
ould
ca
ter t
o ev
eryo
ne2
Ther
e a
re a
lrea
dy
fam
ily fr
iend
ly a
rea
s in
Syd
ney,
Ki
ngs C
ross
is a
n a
dul
t pla
ygro
und
2
Ha
ve re
siden
tial p
reci
ncts
in su
rroun
din
g a
rea
s1
I wou
ld lik
e to
see
grow
th in
loca
l em
plo
ymen
t1
Less
bad
food
1
This
are
a is
a h
ub fo
r sur
roun
din
g su
burb
s1
Sam
e Le
vel o
f Non
-res
iden
tial U
ses (
35%
)C
ount
Con
cern
ove
r tra
ffic
build
up/
cong
estio
n2
Ma
inta
in th
e hi
stor
ica
l bui
ldin
gs/lo
ok2
Resid
entia
l uni
ts su
ppor
t nei
ghbo
urin
g bu
sines
s2
Resid
ents
shou
ld c
ome
first
2
Mor
e sm
all e
nter
tain
men
t are
as
1
Offi
ce sp
ace
ma
kes t
he a
rea
bla
nd a
nd le
ss d
iver
se1
Supp
ort s
ma
ll bus
ines
ses,
not l
arg
e ch
ain
s1
Less
Non
-res
iden
tial U
ses (
9%)
Cou
nt
Loca
ls sh
ould
be
the
mos
t im
por
tant
peo
ple
in th
e eq
uatio
n3
We
alre
ad
y ha
ve a
hug
e a
mou
nt o
f com
mun
ity
serv
ices
2
I'm h
ap
py
for q
ualit
y re
siden
tial p
rem
ises t
o b
e b
uilt
as m
ore
peop
le w
ill cr
eate
bet
ter s
ervi
ces
1
Onc
e hi
stor
ica
l bui
ldin
gs a
re d
emol
ished
, the
ch
ara
cter
is g
one
fore
ver
1
We
need
mor
e no
n-re
siden
tial b
ut n
o m
ore
nigh
t en
terta
inm
ent
1
277
67
Uses
, Bus
ines
ses
and
Plac
es o
f Soc
ial o
r Hist
oric
al
Sign
ifica
nce
Q25
.A
re th
ere
any
othe
r use
s, bu
sines
ses o
r pla
ces w
ithin
the
stud
y ar
ea o
f Dar
lingh
urst
Roa
d, K
ings
Cro
ss th
at a
re o
f sig
nific
ant o
r ver
y sig
nific
ant s
ocia
l or
hist
oric
al v
alu
e to
you
?
Use,
bus
ines
s or
pla
ce o
f sig
nific
anc
eC
ount
Use,
bus
ines
s or
pla
ce o
f sig
nific
anc
eC
ount
Use,
bus
ines
s or
pla
ce o
f sig
nific
anc
eC
ount
Cou
ncil
bui
ldin
g8
Art/
mus
eum
ga
llerie
s3
Kelle
tt S
treet
2Sp
ringf
ield
Ave
nue/
ma
ll/pa
rk8
Ca
hors
3M
edic
al p
ract
ices
/sui
tes
2W
ays
ide
cha
pel
6C
and
y's
Ap
artm
ent
3N
ewsa
genc
y2
Ast
oria
Hot
el5
Cor
ner o
f Ba
ysw
ate
r & D
arli
nghu
rst
Roa
d3
Post
offi
ce/p
ost b
ox2
Bays
wa
ter R
oad
5Fo
otp
ath
pla
que
s3
Red
ligh
t dist
rict
2C
omm
unity
cen
tre5
Foun
tain
Ca
fe3
Rex
2Sh
ops a
t stre
et le
vel/c
erta
in h
eigh
ts5
King
sley
Ha
ll3
Risq
ué A
dul
t Bou
tique
2
Tra
in st
atio
n/ra
ilwa
y5
Live
mus
ic/p
erfo
rma
nce
venu
es3
Sout
hern
sid
e of
Da
rling
hurs
t and
Ro
slyn
Stre
et2
ABC
Bui
ldin
g4
Ma
nar
3Th
e w
alk
thro
ugh
from
Da
rling
hurs
t Ro
ad
to L
lank
elly
Pla
ce2
Ad
ult s
tore
s4
Ma
nsio
n H
ouse
3Tr
opic
ana
Ca
fe2
Bank
bui
ldin
g4
Old
Com
mon
wea
lth B
ank
3Up
sta
irs le
vel o
f bui
ldin
gs2
Fra
ncon
ia4
Rosly
n St
reet
3Yo
ga S
choo
l2
Fra
telli
Fres
h4
Suga
r Mill
Hot
el3
171
Vic
toria
Stre
et1
Inje
ctin
g cl
inic
4Th
e Fi
re S
tatio
n3
20 D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
1Ki
ngs C
ross
ma
rket
s4
Yello
w H
ouse
330
Orw
ell S
treet
1Lo
ve M
ach
ine
434
-36
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d2
38-4
4 D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
1M
cDon
ald
s4
38-4
0 D
arli
nghu
rst R
oad
242
-68
Da
rling
hurs
t Roa
d1
Min
erva
The
atre
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Report Title: Community workshop public summary report: Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross Urban Design Study
Client: City of Sydney
Version: Public
Date: 17 August 2018
Images throughout report: Andy Baker Photography
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CONTENTS
CONTENTSINTRODUCTION 2
WORKSHOP OVERVIEW 4
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: WHAT WE HEARD 6
ACTIVITY 1: REFLECTION ON CHANGE 8
ACTIVITY 2: FUTURE CHARACTER 10
ACTIVITY 3: HOT OR NOT 14
ACTIVITY 4: PLANNING CONTROLS 22
ACTIVITY 5: SEE & DO 24
Appendix 1 - Activity 2: data summary Future personality (Chairs) 27
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INTRODUCTION
In response to increased development interest and activity along Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross, the City of Sydney (Council) is reviewing some parts of the planning framework that guide local character and development along Darlinghurst Road.
As part of this review, Council engaged Cred Consulting, Micromex Research and People, Place and Partnership to undertake an online survey and workshop with the local community to better understand their views around the character, built form and experience along Darlinghurst Road, both currently and in the future.
This included ideas about what makes Darlinghurst Road special, what needs to be protected and the types of activities and land uses the community think are appropriate.
PROJECT BACKGROUNDThe Kings Cross area of the City of Sydney Local Government Area (LGA) is an internationally renowned precinct with a long and rich history, and a unique cultural identity and character.
The Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross area is currently in a transition phase, with increased interest in redevelopment due to its changing amenity, decreased late-night activity, access to public transport and proximity to the Sydney CBD.
In 2017, a Development Application was received by Council for the famous ‘Bourbon’ site located at 18-28 Darlinghurst Road. This proposal was unpopular amongst residents and business owners. A community meeting held on 18 January 2018 was attended by more than 200 local stakeholders who expressed their concerns about the scale of the development and its potential impact on local heritage values, amenity and cultural identity.
provide Council with community directions for strategic local planning to preserve or guide the character of the Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross area through its current transition.
Council resolution
On 19 February 2018, Council unanimously supported the motion to:
– Commission an urban design study to identify design principles for the site, including an indicative design strategy to provide an illustration of how good design can achieve better outcomes within the current controls;
– Establish a Design Advisory Panel sub-committee to set the parameters of the urban design study and closely monitor progress; and
– Audit the current planning controls for improvements that could be considered and consulted with the community during the current review of the Late-night Development Control Plan and upcoming review of the Sydney Local Environmental Plan 2012 and Sydney Development Control Plan 2012.
About the urban design study
Council is working closely with the Design Advisory Panel to prepare an urban design study that will identify and illustrate good design principles within the current controls for the study area (shown in Figure 1) as well as the site of 18-28 Darlinghurst Road. The focus is on better guidance for good design and appropriate land uses, without changing population density targets for the area as set by the State Government.
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ENGAGEMENT FOCUSThe focus of the community workshop was to gain an understanding of community views on the current and future built form, character and experience along Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross.
ENGAGEMENT ACTIVITIESOver 300 people formally engaged in two community engagement opportunities:
– Online survey: 253 people completed the online survey that was open between 25 June 2018 - 22 July 2018 via the Sydney Your Say website.
– Community workshop: 76 community members attended the workshop held on 5 July 2018 (this report).
The activities were promoted through Council’s Sydney Your Say page, a letter to local residents and stakeholders, Council media release, and at two pop-up stalls at Kings Cross markets held from 12pm to 2pm on Saturday 30 June and Saturday 14 July 2018.
PURPOSE OF THIS REPORT
This report provides a summary of the community workshop outcomes. A separate report from Micromex Research provides a summary of the online survey.
The workshop provided an opportunity to explore more intangible/complex urban design and planning concepts and experiences, while the survey focused on collecting statistical data.
the views of the whole community. At the workshop it was evident that some groups may have been under represented (eg young people), while others may have been over represented.
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WORKSHOP OVERVIEW
PURPOSE OF WORKSHOPThe purpose of this workshop was to:
– Assist Council to more deeply understand the views and values of the local community in relation to the development, character and experience of Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross currently and in the future;
– Enable participants to hear the diverse perspectives of their neighbours;
– Empower the community to better understand current planning controls within the study area and what development is hypothetically achievable under these planning controls; and
– Outcomes of the workshop will be considered in the review of planning controls and the locality statement for Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross.
WORKSHOP ATTENDEESA total of 76 community members attended the workshop which was open to all community members. All community members that registered were able to participate.
Some participants represented the following organisations:
– Kings Cross Community Garden Steering Group (4 participants)
– 2011 Residents Association (2 participants)
– Potts Point Partnership (1 participant), and
– Potts Point & Kings Cross Heritage and Residents Society (1 participant).
In addition to community members, there were a number of other people observing and facilitating the workshop:
Observers:
– The Lord Mayor, Clover Moore
– Two Councillors (Jess Scully and Philip Thalis)
– One developer observer.
Facilitators:
– Jo Kelly, People, Place and Partnership - lead facilitator
– Four Cred Consulting staff - support facilitators
– Fifteen Council staff - mix of people from the engagement, planning and urban design teams.
The focus of the workshop was to gain an understanding of community views on the built form, character and experience along Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross currently and in the future.
Our approach to the workshop was based on design thinking theory, experiential learning and collaboration.
The workshop was fast-paced and aimed to be both playful and educational.
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– “Thinking about Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross, what has changed for the better, stayed the same or changed for the worse?”
– Some participants shared to the whole room.
Activity station 1: Character (chairs)
– “Choose a chair that represents your ideal future character of Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross and tell us why.”
Activity station 2: Planning controls (blocks)
– City of Sydney planners and designers demonstrated with wooden blocks and a scale plan possible development under current planning controls. Informal discussions around height, FSR, form and setbacks.
Project background by
Ben Pechey, Strategic Planning
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Activity station 2: Planning Controls
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Activity station 3: Architecture (hot or not)
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Activity station 3 : Architecture (hot or not)
– Participants were shown a set of 50 images of buildings within and outside of the study area and sorted them into three groups: ‘hot,’ ‘not’ and ‘unsure’ in response to the question: “Which buildings do you like in the context of Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross?”
– A discussion of common attributes between the images in each pile.
Activity station 4: Street experience (post-its)
– Participants were asked to look at photos of Darlinghurst Road and were asked to write on post-it notes: “What do you like to see & do? What don’t you like to see of do? And what would you like to see or do in the future?”
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made general comments about the study area.
The participants divided into smaller groups and rotated through the four
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WORKSHOP PROCESS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: WHAT WE HEARDThe workshop explored four key aspects of Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross: perceptions of how the area has changed, preferred future character, local offer (land use & activities) and appropriate architecture.
LOCAL CHARACTER
Data source - Activity 2: Personality Activity Station (Chairs)
The desired future character of Darlinghurst Road as
complex. They want to see the area become greener, more innovative, more affordable and welcoming to all, including families. They also don’t want to lose their sense of heritage (both built form and social/cultural), the art deco elegance and the unique eclecticism that have made this place special and well loved. They expressed a desire to see Darlinghurst Road continue to be bold, unusual, eclectic, creative, alive at night, theatrical and community centric.
The table below summarises and captures the many different personality words generated by workshop participants.
PERCEPTIONS OF CHANGE
Workshop participants held a range of views on how Darlinghurst Road has stayed the same or changed for the better or worse, particularly around issues relating to safety, alcohol and drug use and abuse, lock out laws and loss of character. This tells us is that these are issues that the community cares about and impact their experience of the area.
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross CHANGED FOR THE BETTER?
– An increased sense of safety
– Less alcohol and other drug use and abuse
– Kings Cross markets are working well
– Increasingly family friendly
– Upgrades to community facilities
– Llankelly Place is working well
– Positive effects of the lock-out laws
– Improved streetscape.
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross STAYED THE SAME?
– The architectural character and heritage of Darlinghurst Road has been preserved
– Darlinghurst Road is still a diverse and inclusive community
– Darlinghurst Road is still a unique and interesting place
– Darlinghurst Road is still gritty / sleazy / seedy
– Many shops remain rundown and empty
– The area is still facing some challenges such as homelessness, alcohol and drug abuse.
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross CHANGED FOR THE WORSE?
– Vacant shops / small business has suffered
– Loss of character
– Negative impacts of new developments
– Loss of role as night-life precinct
– It is becoming more expensive
– Negative impacts of the lock-out laws (e.g. on small business and on safety)
– Decreased sense of safety
– Loss of heritage buildings
– Sense of decay and dilapidation
– Increased drug use and abuse.
EMBRACING NATURE IN INNOVATIVE WAYS.
INNOVATIVE AND WILLING TO TRY SOMETHING NEW.
SOCIAL AND EMBRACING OF ALL CULTURES.
SOPHISTICATED, TIMELESS AND ROOTED IN HISTORY.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL, COMFORTABLE AND WELCOMING.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, INCLUDING FAMILIES.
ART DECO, AVANT GARDE, AFFLUENT, CURVY, RECOGNISABLE.
COMMUNITY CENTRIC AND ACCESSIBLE.
BOLD, FUNKY, EDGY, UNUSUAL AND QUIRKY.
DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES, MIX OF STYLES.
SEXY, FEMININE, CHEEKY.
STORYTELLER, WELL LOVED, A CHARACTER.
CREATIVE, CULTURED, ARTY, ENTERTAINER, THEATRICAL.
CHEAP, FREE & FUN.
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LOCAL OFFERData source - Activity 4: ‘See & Do’ (post-it notes ons street photo)
What do people like to do along Darlinghurst Road now, and what do they want to do in the future?
Current
Most workshop participants like living in a walkable village with access to cafes, restaurants, bars, markets, the library and service shops like the chemists and newsagents. They like socialising along Darlinghurst Road, sitting outside, people watching and the Alamain fountain.
Some participants don’t like walking past empty shops or vacant buildings, prostitutes and strip clubs, places to gamble, or noise from bars and backpackers accommodation.
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would like to go in the future:
More arts and cultural spaces
– A performance theatre and art galleries
– A cinema
– More live music
– Creative spaces.
More places to eat and drink
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dining.
Better nightlife
– More late-night pubs and clubs
– Residential and social night economy
– More small bars.
Different shops
– More interesting and increased variety in shops
– More independent small shops and boutique retail spaces.
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– More health services e.g. doctor, dentist, Medicare.
Adult entertainment
– Mix of opinions - some want to preserve the adult entertainment industry in the area, while other would prefer it gone.
Less vacant shops
More residential
APPROPRIATE ARCHITECTUREData source - Activity 3: ‘Hot or not’ (building images)
In the context of appropriate architecture for Darlinghurst Road:
What was hot?
Generally, participants loved:
– Heritage, Art Deco and Victorian Era buildings
– Buildings with closed in or no balconies
– Red brick, detail-rich facades, closed in bay windows
– Symmetry and subtle curves
– Contemporary buildings if they have green or curved elements, display craftsmanship
– Collectively - a mix of building styles and heights (note: participants are happy with the taller buildings that are there now, but cautious about the impact of more tall buildings on the street experience).
What was not?
Generally, participants disliked:
– Generic or homogeneous
– Buildings that aren’t in character with the area
– Wide, bulky and boxy shapes
– Balconies that open up onto the street
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– Use of too much glass, steel and gray
– Lack of detail and human craftsmanship.
What attracted mixed opinions?
Some groups held differing opinions on whether or not the following were hot or not:
– Contemporary buildings that combine multiple types of materials and elements
– Unconventional breaking up of linear forms
– Use of laser cut screens to articulate the building facade
– Type of curves on some of the buildings.
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ACTIVITY 1: REFLECTION ON CHANGE
how Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross has changed over time. Upon arrival at the workshop, each participant was asked to individually complete a worksheet with the following questions:
– How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross changed for the better?
– How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross stayed the same?
– How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross changed for the worse?
Participants were then given an opportunity to share their responses to the group, prompting a discussion about the changing character of Darlinghurst Road.
58 people completed and returned the worksheet. Common themes across responses are outlined over the following pages.
CHANGED FOR THE BETTER
to think about how Darlinghurst Road has changed for the better.
Common themes across all responses were:
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross changed for the better?
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross stayed the same?
How has Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross changed for the worse?
improvements to the streetscape (including footpaths,
management, less crowds, and an improved sense of (residential) community.
Positive effects of the lock-out laws (11 comments)
Participants think that the lock-out laws have positively impacted Darlinghurst Road, with an increased sense of safety, less rubbish and less alcohol and other drug use and abuse.
Llankelly Place is working well (11 comments)
Participants think Llankelly Place is working well, including the restaurant strip with outdoor seating.
Upgrades to community facilities (13 comments)
such as the library, the community centre and the Council shop as positive changes.
Increasingly family friendly (18 comments)
Participants indicated that Darlinghurst Road has become more family-friendly, including for young children and pets. Some commented on the playground as a positive change.
Kings Cross markets are working well (25 comments)
Participants like the weekend markets at Fitzroy Gardens.
Less alcohol and other drug use and abuse (25 comments)
Participants think a decrease in alcohol and other drug use and abuse has changed Darlinghurst Road for the better, contributing to an increased sense of safety. Some commented on the positive effects of the injecting room.
Increased quality and diversity of businesses (31 comments)
Participants highlighted that there are more diverse and better quality shops, cafes and restaurants on Darlinghurst Road now.
An increased sense of safety (32 comments)
Participants indicated that Darlinghurst Road has become more safe, with some relating this to a decrease in violence and alcohol and other drug use in the area.
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STAYED THE SAMEThe second question on the worksheet prompted participants to think about how Darlinghurst Road has stayed the same.
Common themes across all responses were:
CHANGED FOR THE WORSEThe third question on the worksheet prompted participants to think about how Darlinghurst Road has changed for the worse.
Common themes across all responses were:
A number of participants also indicated that the area is still facing some challenges including homeslessness, and alcohol and other drug use and abuse.
Many shops remain rundown and empty (11 comments)
Participants indicated that many shops along Darlinghurst Road are still empty and rundown.
Darlinghurst Road is still gritty / sleazy / seedy (12 comments)
Participants feel that Darlinghurst Road is still gritty / sleazy / seedy.
Darlinghurst Road is still a unique and interesting place (13 comments)
Participants emphasised that Darlinghurst Road is still a place with a unique, special and interesting character.
Darlinghurst Road is still a diverse and inclusive community (22 comments)
Participants highlighted that there is still a strong sense of community in the area and that this community is inclusive and diverse.
The architectural character and heritage of Darlinghurst Road has been preserved (36 comments)
Participants indicated that the architectural character and heritage of Darlinghurst Road has stayed the same. Some
“human scale” of the area.
Other changes for the worse include a decreased sense of safety, negative impacts of the lock-out laws (e.g. on small business and on safety), a loss of heritage buildings, a
lack of parking, and increased drug use and abuse.
It is becoming more expensive (10 comments)
Participants highlighted that the Darlinghurst Road area has become too expensive to live, contributing to a homogenisation of the community.
Loss of role as night-life precinct (15 comments)
Participants feel that the loss of Darlinghurst Road’s role as a night-time entertainment precinct has been a change for the worse.
Negative impacts of new developments (17 comments)
Participants expressed concerns about how new developments have negatively impacted the character of Darlinghurst Road, or may do so in the future. In particular, residents were unhappy with the scale of the Omnia building and with proposals for the Bourbon building.
Loss of character (15 comments)
Participants lamented a loss of character along Darlinghurst Road, with some indicating that there is less diversity and that the community is becoming more homogeneous, in part due to the area becoming more expensive to live in.
Vacant shops / small business has suffered (30 comments)
Participants commented on the vacant shops along Darlinghurst Road, with some highlighting that small businesses have been negatively impacted by a downturn in visitation since the implementation of the lock-out laws, or that high rental prices are a challenge for small business owners. Others focussed on the lack of diversity and poor quality of businesses along Darlinghurst Road.
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ACTIVITY 2: FUTURE CHARACTER
The purpose of this activity was to generate a set of character words that participants would use to describe their ‘ideal’ Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross in the future.
These character words will help inform a review of policy
Road, such as the Kings Cross Locality Statement.
Activity overview
Looking at a set of 50 chair picture cards, each group was asked to “imagine 10 years from now, you are hosting an intimate dinner party for 4 people. You have an option of using 4 different chairs to represent your neighbourhood. Which chairs would you use at the table to best represent the future personality of Darlinghurst Road? Tell us about the chair you have chosen and what personality trait it represents.”
The page opposite provides a diagrammatic synthesis of the chairs and character words chosen by the 8 groups.
Appendix 1 provides a detailed record of the top 10 chairs overall.
How to read the diagram
Page 11 provides a visual summary of the chairs and key words chosen by the workshop participants.
– The images are clustered into colour coded groups of similar / related chairs and character traits.
– The size of the picture represents how many groups
noted along the side of each image) - the smaller the image, the less groups chose it.
– The list of words accompanying each cluster are a summary of what the groups said about each chair.
KEY FINDINGS
This exercise demonstrated that the workshop participants’ desired future character of Darlinghurst Road is multi-dimensional and complex. They want to see the area become greener, more innovative, more affordable and welcoming to all, including families. At the same time they don’t want to lose their sense of heritage (both built form and social/cultural), the art deco elegance and the unique eclecticism that have made this place special and so well loved. They expressed a desire to see Darlinghurst Road continue to be bold, unusual, eclectic, creative, alive at night and theatrical and community centric.
The table below aims to capture the different attributes of this complex character. The colours relate to the image/word clusters on page 11.
EMBRACING NATURE IN INNOVATIVE WAYS.
INNOVATIVE AND WILLING TO TRY SOMETHING NEW.
SOCIAL AND EMBRACING OF ALL CULTURES.
SOPHISTICATED, TIMELESS AND ROOTED IN HISTORY.
MULTI-FUNCTIONAL, COMFORTABLE AND WELCOMING.
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, INCLUDING FAMILIES.
ART DECO, AVANT GARDE, AFFLUENT, CURVY, RECOGNISABLE.
COMMUNITY CENTRIC AND ACCESSIBLE.
BOLD, FUNKY, EDGY, UNUSUAL AND QUIRKY.
DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES, MIX OF STYLES.
SEXY, FEMININE, CHEEKY.
STORYTELLER, WELL LOVED, A CHARACTER.
CREATIVE, CULTURED, ARTY, ENTERTAINER, THEATRICAL.
CHEAP, FREE & FUN.
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– Community centric
– Accessible
– Voices missing
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– Living outside
– Sustainable
– Experimental / innovative
– Simple beauty
– Natural / relaxed
– Beautiful
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– Practical
– Comfortable
– Sharing
– Something for everyone
– Family friendly
– Inviting / welcoming
– Rich heritage
– Historic
– Timeless
– Sophisticated
– Quality
– Classy
– Safe
– Bold
– Funky, edgy
– Individuality
– Unusual
– Quirky yet comfortable
– Different uses and perspectives
– Mix of styles
– Sexy, racy
– Feminine
– Cheeky
– Central
– Well loved
– A lot of stories to tell
– Heritage
– Has character
– Well worn
– Art deco
– Avant garde
– Curvy
– Elegant
– Old and new together
– Modern classic
– Recognisable
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– Entertainer
– Night life
– Cultural
– Creative
– Arty
– Unique
– Cheap
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– Embracing other cultures
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– Willing to try something new
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ACTIVITY 3: HOT OR NOT
The purpose of this activity was to gain insight into the workshop participants’ views on what type of buildings and architectural styles are and are not appropriate for Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross.
Activity Overview
Participants were asked to yell out “hot” or “not” (accompanied by a thumbs up or down) as the facilitator
wasn’t a clear vote, the image would go into an ‘undecided’ pile.
The image set captured a range of building styles, eras, land uses, shapes, materials and interfaces. More than half of the images depicted existing buildings in the local area. The remaining images were a mix of contemporary architecture in Australia and overseas.
Once the images were sorted into “hot” “not” and “unsure” piles, participants discussed the following:
– What are the commonalities between the ‘hots’?
– What are the commonalities between the ‘nots’?
– Why was this image an ‘unsure’ for you?
Notes on methodology
– Participants were asked to consider the images as ‘hot or not’ in the context of what they think is an appropriate look and feel for Darlinghurst Road – not whether the architecture is universally good or bad. There are a number of award winning buildings in the pack that were not selected as ‘hot’ for the study area – this is not a
– Some groups did not make it through the full pile of image cards.
KEY FINDINGS
preferences amongst workshop participants.
What was hot?
– All of the 100% “hot” images and some of the highly scored ones (60%+ ‘hot’) were existing, older style buildings in the local area - with red brick or a light colour paint / material
– Many of these buildings had closed in or no balconies
– Detail, classically embossed / beveled building facades
– It seems participants were more likely to accept contemporary buildings if they had green or curved elements (without too much glass, gray or steel) that are in character with the area.
What was not?
– Generic or homogeneous
– Buildings that aren’t in character with Darlinghurst Road
– Wide, bulky and boxy shapes
– High number of large residential balconies opening up to the street
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– Use of too much glass, steel and gray
– Lack of detail and craftsmanship.
What attracted mixed opinions?
– Contemporary buildings that combine multiple different types of materials and elements
– Unconventional breaking up of linear forms
– Use of laser cut screens to articulate the building facade
– Type of curves on some of the buildings.
In the personality exercise, a number of groups chose words like ‘colourful’ and ‘bold’ where as in this exercise, a number of groups voiced their dislike for colour in buildings. This may indicate that the participants want the people, culture, activities and experience to be ‘colourful’ and ‘bold,’ but not so much the built form.
The following pages provide a visual summary of “hot” “not” and “mixed opinion” images, as well as give an overall score for each of the images.
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WHAT’S HOT?Seven of the 50 image cards were selected as “hot” by all groups (see page 17). A further nine images were selected as “hot” by 60% of the groups or more.
All of the 100% “hot” images and some of the highly scored ones (60% or more) have/are:
– Heritage, Art Deco and Victorian Era buildings
– Buildings with closed in or no balconies
– Red brick, detail-rich facades, closed in bay windows
Materials 14 Red Brick / brickwork (x4)
Detailed / interesting (x4)
Different materials (x2)
Workmanship
High quality materials
Natural materials
Pushing the medium – material/mixing it up
Quality design 12 Good architectural design (x3)
Quality design (x3)
Architectural detail – merit, quality (x2)
Articulation (x2)
Elegance
Integrity
Greenery 12 Greenery (x5)
Green roof (x2)
Gardens (x2)
Gardens/balconies
Gardens – set back
Trees
Scale 11 Human scale (x4)
Fine grain / intimate (x2)
Medium height - adds to village feel (x2)
Sense of sky
Not wide buildings
Good liveable scale – neighbours / inherently have a community
Character / identity
10 Character (x4)
Attractive individuality (x2)
Vernacular
Own style
Not a faux version
Interesting / unique
9 Interesting façade
Architecture uniqueness
Creative, inspiring
Interesting textures/patterns
Depth – 3D façade
Interest
Unique
Heritage / classic
7 Classic, classical lines (x2)
Heritage buildings
Want to keep history & buildings (x2)
Classic – 1920s-30s architecture
Older style and attractive
Keep buildings - don’t tear down
Curves 7 Curves (x6)
Curved windows
Shape 7 Variety in shapes (x2)
Vertical lines (x2)
Angles
Sculptural
Shapes
Colour 6 White / light buildings
Diversity of colour
Balance of colour
Lots of colour
Consistent colour palette
Earthy colour palette
Variety 4 Variety
Diversity of height in street
Diversity Nice shapes/sizes
Variation in façade
Active street 3 Street activation – shop fronts
Lively
Balconies 3 Balconies
Balconies look like part of the design
Closed in balconies
Windows 3 Lots of windows
Articulation of windows
Smaller, detailed windows
– Contemporary buildings if they have green or curved elements, display craftsmanship
– Collectively - a mix of building styles and heights (note: participants are happy with the taller buildings that are there now, but cautious about the impact of more tall buildings on the street experience), and
– Symmetry and subtle curves.
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Key
blue = hot
purple = unsure
red = not
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WHAT’S NOT?Six of the 50 image cards were selected as ‘not hot’ by all groups. A further 14 images received a “not” from 57% of groups or more (see page 19).
Generally, participants disliked:
– Generic or homogeneous
– Buildings that aren’t in character with Darlinghurst Road
– Wide, bulky and boxy shapes
– Balconies that open up onto the street
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generic / boring
16 – Generic (x4)
– Contemporary but generic (x2)
– Not unique
– Bland
– Lack personality
– No character
– Doesn’t say “Kings Cross”
– Boring
– No differentiation
– Uninspiring
– Monotonous
– Soulless
Shape 11 – Too blocky / boxy (3)
– Computer modeled (x2)
– Bad use of shape
– Too wavy/curvy
– Angular
– Grid design
– Asymmetry
– Alignments out
Materials 8 – Cheap materials (x2)
– Mass produced/unattractive cladding (x2)
– Predominant concrete (x2)
– Too much glass (x2)
Colour 6 – Bad use of colour (x2)
– Too dark facade
– Dark”
– Weird patterns/colours
– Steel/gray
Style 5 – Trying too hard
– Ill-conceived elements up close
– Brutalist
– No cohesion in design
– Glitzy
No detail 5 – No detail
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– One dimensional
– Façade 2D
– Built by machines
Out of character
4 – Not vernacular
– Unsympathetic addition
– Wrong scale
– Out of character
Too uniform 3 – Too much uniform facades
– Too uniform
– Conformity/uniformity
No greenery 3 – No greenery
– not organic
– non-natural materials
windows 3 – Large window to wall proportion too big (x2)
– windows
Not Welcoming
2 – Sterile/cold
– Unwelcoming
Poor street activation
2 – Bad street activation
– No ground activation
Too tall 2 – Too tall/large
– Too high
Too horizontal 1 – Too much horizontal emphasis
No setback 1 – No setback
No connection to place
1 – No link to history (x2)
Balconies 1 – Balconies look like void of space
Misc 1 – Opportunistic – maximized capacity
– Use of too much glass, steel and gray
– Lack of detail and human craftsmanship
– Screens / laser cut screens
– Combination of many different materials and colours in the one building.
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Key
blue = hot
purple = unsure
red = not
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WHAT LEFT THE GROUPS UNDECIDED?
Twelve of the 50 image cards attracted a varied responses from different groups (below).
While many groups didn’t get time to talk about individual images, from looking at the collection below we can see:
– Contemporary buildings that combine different types of materials and elements
– Unconventional breaking up of linear forms
– Use of laser cut screens to articulate the building facade
– Only one has a visibly active frontage
– Some people liked the pronounced curves and white buildings, while others thought they are not appropriate for the area.
29%
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Key
blue = hot
purple = unsure
red = not
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ACTIVITY 4: PLANNING CONTROLS
ACTIVITY OVERVIEW This workshop activity aimed to help participants understand and explore current planning controls around built form volume along Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross and how they would like to see controls change in the future, if at all.
Groups were presented with a scale plan of a part of Darlinghurst Road and a set of wooden blocks. After explaining current height limits and Floor Space Ratio (FSR), a planner or designer worked with the group to maneuver the blocks to demonstrate the scale, proportionality, shape and height of buildings, as well as the impact of land use (e.g. requirements around residential vs commercial land uses). Participants discussed what worked well, what didn’t work, and what kind of development should be allowed in the study area in the future.
Rather than reach a consensus on preferred building form or controls, this workshop activity aimed to facilitate a discussion between community members and City of Sydney planners and designers. Some of the topics revealed polar opposite views amongst the group members and ignited robust conversations around each viewpoint.
A wide range of views and topics were covered across all groups. Overall, participants held different views on whether change along Darlinghurst Road is positive or negative for the area, with some wanting it to stay the same as it is today
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Some groups talked about light wells and internal courtyards as solutions for increased amenity for residential building – without needing to setback the building from the property boundary. The Wintergarden (8 stories) was cited as a good example. However, people did not want to see a row of buildings like the Wintergarden next to each other creating a tall continuous street wall – they would need to be feature buildings and spaced out from each other to be acceptable.
TRADE OFFS
Some groups explored the idea of trade offs, including height bonuses for providing extra amenity, keeping/restoring original facades, or for providing things like child care, cinemas, aged care and health care. Almost no one was ambivalent about this – it was a polarising conversation.
SET BACKS
Participants had mixed opinions about set backs. Some were supportive of set backs along the street to accommodate different activities like greenery, seating and gathering places (Llankelly Place was used as example). Others argued the value of a continuous and consistent built edge to the street. Some wanted to see setbacks above original facades
Participant feedback on activity included
Participants indicated that they appreciated learning about how planning controls work along Darlinghurst Road and felt more empowered to engage in discussions around planning controls in the future.
minutes, but the City planners managed it well.
While most groups engaged in discussions and enjoyed using the blocks to explore different options with the blocks, some were re.
KEY DISCUSSION TOPICS INCLUDED:
ARCHITECTURE
Participants emphasized that part of what makes Darlinghurst Road a unique and interesting place is diverse, heritage, urban, art deco, non-homogenous and detailed architecture. They highlighted the importance of quality buildings.
LAND USE
Participants supported a mix of commercial and residential uses along Darlinghurst Road.
They would like to see publicly accessible and commercial / retail uses with direct and multiple entries at the ground level to further connect the buildings with people on the street.
diversity of independent/local shops with a range of price points. Participants are very supportive of small local businesses along the strip.
incorporated onto the street and buildings.
HEIGHT/FSR
Participants supported varying building heights (not all at 6 storeys), noting that existing feature buildings add interest to the area and avoid a homogenous built form.
While some groups accepted the 6-7 storeys / 22m height limit, others felt it was too high, preferring a 2-4 storey street wall, similar to what is there now.
Some groups were concerned about future overshadowing of streets and spaces.
Some participants were concerned about the potential wind tunnel effects of taller buildings.
A few participants were supportive of tall buildings, provided that they are spaced out and thin to manage overshadowing and wind tunnels.
Some participants called for Council to push back on State Government density targets – stating that they think the height and FSR controls are too much currently.
Some groups explored the impacts of pushing height to the back of the block to have a shorter street wall or additional public space along Darlinghurst Road.
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ACTIVITY 5: SEE & DO
The purpose of this activity was to understand what people like to see and do along Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross currently, and what they think is missing and would like to see and do in the future.
Activity Overview
Using large photos of the existing streetscape (see page 23), participants were asked 6 consecutive questions:
– What do you SEE here that you like?
– What do you SEE here that you don’t like?
– What can you DO here that you like?
– What can you DO here that you don’t like?
– What do you want to ensure that you see?
– What do you want to ensure that you can do?
This activity collected a huge amount of data (see Appendix 2).
KEY FINDINGS
What can you DO here that you LIKE?
The top 5 things people like to do along Darlinghurst Road currently are:
– Go to cafes, restaurants and take-away food outlets
– Socialise
– Shop
– Drink and going out to bars at night
– Wal.
Other activities included:
– Going to the markets
– Going to service shops e.g. chemist, newsagent
– Using the library
– Going to strip clubs
– Using public transport
– Sitting outside and people watching
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What can you DO here that you DON’T LIKE?
The top 5 activities happening on Darlinghurst Road that people dislike are:
– Trying to park
– Prostitution, strip clubs and pornography
– Noisy bar goers and backpackers
– Walking past empty shops or vacant buildings
– Gambling at the pokies or TAB.
Other disliked activities included:
– Injecting room
– Drug use
– Paying overpriced rent
– Seedy bars
– People littering or not picking up after their dog
– Getting allergies to the Plane Trees
– People supporting large multi-national chains (e.g. big supermarkets or hotels).
Frequently liked buildings were:
– 1A Barncleuth Sq – love the architecture
– 22-28 Darlinghurst Road (the Bourbon) – love the architecture, façade and history
– 50-52 Darlinghurst Road (the library) - love the architecture and community use
– 58-60B Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, windows and uses
– 64-66A Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, scale and trees
– 70-80 Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, history, scale, some people don’t like the land uses inside.
– 95-105 Darlinghurst Road – like the art deco architecture, colours and balcony details
– 83-97 Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, scale, windows and roof detail
– 57-59 Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, colour, trees
– 1-21 Darlinghurst Road – like the architecture, active frontages, bay windows and trees.
Frequently disliked buildings:
– 30-30B Darlinghurst Road – don’t like the architecture
– 40-40D Darlinghurst Road (slanted roof) – don’t like the architecture
– 54 Darlinghurst Road – emotive responses to the TAB
– 109A Darlinghurst Road – don’t like the architecture or land uses
– 45-47 Darlinghurst Road – don’t like the building or the use by McDonadls
– 439-43 Darlinghurst Road – Don’t like the architecture, poorly maintained or closed strip clubs.
Mixed opinions
– 32-32A Darlinghurst Road (the Empire) – people like what happens inside the building but not the building itself
– 109 Darlinghurst Road (Omnia) – mixed opinions on the architecture and scale.
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What do people want in the future?
Some key things participants want in the future include:
OFFER (LAND USES)
More arts and cultural spaces
– A theatre
– A cinema
– Galleries
– More live music
– Creative spaces.
More places to eat and drink
– More food options
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– More outdoor dining.
Better nightlife
– More late-night pubs and clubs
– Residential and social night economy
– More small bars.
Different shops
– More variety in shops
– More interesting shops
– More independent small shops
– More regular market style shopping
– More boutique retail spaces.
More residential
– More residential apartments.
Business
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– Co-working
– More health services e.g. doctor, dentist, Medicare.
Adult entertainment
– Mix of opinions - some people want to keep the adult entertainment industry in the area, while others don’t want these land uses any more.
Less vacant shops
BUILT FORM
– Keep the character
– Delivery quality, innovative architecture
– Restoration of older buildings
– Innovative uses for rooftops e.g. pools, walkways, restaurants
– Retention and repair of awnings
– Mix of opinions on height - some want to keep heights the same, some want lower building heights, others want a variety of building heights
– More street front activation.
PUBLIC REALM
– More greenery
– Keep the trees
– Somewhere to cool off in summer
– Community garden
– Native plants and trees
– More public art
– Improved safety walking on the street
– No smoking / smoke smells
– Footpath improvements.
OTHER
– More family friendly
– Increased public transport options
– Bike parking
– More welcoming neighbourhood
– Less drugs.
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APPENDIX 1
ACTIVITY 2: DATA SUMMARYFUTURE PERSONALITY (CHAIRS)
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TOP 10 CHAIRS (AND THEIR ASSOCIATED CHARACTER WORDS)
FIVE OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE THIS IMAGE
FOUR OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE THIS IMAGE
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#2Note: two groups like this image as a hybrid
(TIED)
Note: one group likes this chair as a hybrid with chairs 7 and 48.
Green – Indoor garden – Green (x4) – City garden – Open space – Outside interacts
with inside – Living outside – Being outside
Natural – Organics – Takes away –
nothing there except wood
– Relaxed – Sustainability (x2)
Experimental – Experimental – Creative – Risky – Trying new things – Will to try
something new – Innovation
Multi-functional
– Multifunctional – Multipurpose – Practical – Uses that are
functional for people
– Great combo of many things
Welcoming – Welcoming – Inviting – Comfortable – Comfortable and
convenient – Something for
everyone – Shared public
Elegant – Elegant but not too polished
– Classic appeal
Beautiful – beautiful – Good design – Design
Social – Social connections – Place to hang out – Meeting people
Simple – Clean lines – Blank – Stript back
MISC – Lighter not darker – Greece – Feel of feature – Envy – Uncultivated
Family friendly
– Family friendly (x2) – Toy = Family
friendly
Well read – Well read – Space – library – Book = Arts/
culture
– History – Distinct nod to Kings Cross’s hay day
– Art deco
– Retail
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FOUR OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE THIS IMAGE
FOUR OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE THIS IMAGE
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#2
Note: two groups like this image as a hybrid with the book chair
(TIED)
(TIED)
Timeless – Timeless – Stood the test of
time – Happy to keep
using it
Quality – Durable – Well-constructed – Quality – ‘It will be here’
Heritage / history
– Heritage (x3) – Really old – Historic –
– Been around but still used
Art deco – Art deco (x3) – Classic
Classy – Classy – Stylish (x2) – Elegance – Modern – Elegant – Sophisticated
Timeless – Timeless
Historic – Historic
Quality – Well designed – Integrity –
Comfortable – Comfortable (x2) – Comfort –
– Stylish
MISC – Macleay – Victorian
Curvy – Curves – Curved buildings
Stylish – Fashionable
Contrast – Old and new together
Comfortable – Comfortable – Nice to sit on/
loftee
MISC – Current – Clean lines – Colour – phony – Not out there –
but good for us – Commercial – Gangster 80s
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TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
Note: one group like this image as a hybrid with the mustard ripple chair (below).
TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
Note: one group like this image as a hybrid with the stripped chair (above
TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
Bold – bold – Not afraid to
confront – Strong
Art deco – Art deco
Quirky – funky – quirky – Creative – Unusual
Sexy – sexy – sassy – sultry – Burlesque
Movement
Colourful
Green – green/ery (x2)
Inviting – Inviting
MISC – Modern commercial
Proximity – Proximity and convenience
– Proximity to everywhere
– Central
expensive
sophisticated
modern
cutting edge
MISC
– Different perspectives
– Not a monoculture
– Quirky yet comfy
– Needs diversity and can have different uses
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TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
TWO OF THE EIGHT GROUPS CHOSE
THIS IMAGE
#3(TIED)
Feminine – Femineity – Glamour
Individual – Individuality – Highly individual – Out there –
Fun – Entertainment – Fun – Cheeky
– Embracing other cultures
– Combo of culture nature
– Risky
– Whimsical
– Global part of Sydney
– Invasion
– Impractical
– Tuw design
– Nature
Sex industry – Boudoir – Sex industry – that
is commercial viable – they make good neighbour
Mixed – Mixture of style – Different materials
– Retail
– Ugly
– Use-combined
Has character
– character (x3) – A lot of stories and
characters
Heritage – heritage
Well loved – well loved – run down – easy to repair
Seedy Seedy
Comfortable Comfortable
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