Banks Reserve Master Plan

Banks Reserve sits on the Swan River foreshore in Mount Lawley. It covers approximately 3.5 hectares and is bound by Joel Terrace, the Old East Perth Power Station, and the Toni DiScerni wetlands. Banks Reserve is a place of natural beauty, Aboriginal cultural significance, and is the City’s only waterfront reserve.

The City of Vincent, in collaboration with consultant UDLA, have prepared the Banks Reserve Master Plan to provide a coherent and coordinated vision to guide the future development and management of Banks Reserve. The Banks Reserve Master Plan was endorsed by Council in March 2019.

You can view the endorsed Master Plan here.

What has been implemented?

Since the Master Plan was endorsed, the City have implemented the following initiatives:

• Shared path lighting upgrade
• Eco-zoning adjacent to the shared path
• Temporary public toilet installation
• Summers Street car park upgrade
• Construction of the ‘Active Zone’ including the nature playground
• Pavilion demolition
• Construction of a new picnic shelter

What's next?

Planning for the next stages of implementation is currently underway, and includes the following works:

• Construction of new Public Toilets and surrounding landscape improvements
• Development of a 'River Journeys' Interpretation Node in partnership with DBCA
• Detailed design for the Walter's Brook Crossing footbridge

Project Contact

Max Marshall
Landscape Architect
T (08) 9273 6000
E Max.Marshall@vincent.wa.gov.au