also influenced by the sizeable equestrian community in the area , with the shed / barn style architecture echoing these rural elements . The centre is linear shaped with two angled bookends facing to the north and south , parallel to the boundary . Both main anchor tenants , namely an award winning Checkers store as well as Woolworths , are situated at either end , ensuring maximum visibility .
The tall A-frame design signature so characteristic of Shed Architecture is used to celebrate and articulate the most important entrance facing the corner of the site and announces itself to the visitor . The substantial double volume glazing at the entrances frames views of the surrounding countryside . Feature and portal frame structures are clad with local wood to emphasise the typical pergola structure and walkways that accompany this style of architecture . Roof sheeting wraps from the roof down to the verticals of the entrance elements , further emphasising the shed / barn
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