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Revitalizing Ocean Bath: A Multi-Function Coastal Experience for All

Discover the Ocean Bath project that transforms a historic coastal space into a vibrant multi-use destination. Featuring terraced grassed areas, the site provides beach-level access for all, including those with mobility challenges. Enjoy sunbathing, cultural events, and concerts in a safe environment designed to withstand severe weather and sea level changes. This initiative focuses on preserving the historical concrete bath structure while incorporating modern amenities, ensuring an engaging experience for visitors and a safeguarded natural asset.

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Revitalizing Ocean Bath: A Multi-Function Coastal Experience for All

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  1. A multi function concept Ocean Bath Preservation

  2. grassed terraces and all weather access down to beach level theinspiration

  3. anticipated uses • sunbathing on grassed terraces and ocean bath structure • Ocean-Beach-level access for people with reduced mobility • public art, performing art & cultural events during summer • beach concerts • Nth-Sth path connection for beach walkers

  4. beach concerts

  5. key features • Terracing of embankment • Preservation & basic restoration of the concrete bath structure • Permanent pillars for shade sail seasonal use & temporary lighting • Electrical conduits for temporary power • Main path built to cater for bobcats & forklifts

  6. Bath structure • Approx 37m long, 19m wide • To function as a ‘sand bath’, (not for swimming) • Restoration of 3.8m wide box-section walls & walkways • Installation of pillars to original locations, for shade sails & temporary lighting & sound • Demolition and removal of redundant structures and rubble

  7. Stair option Entry from path 3.8m wide 3.8m wide 3.8m wide

  8. connectivity completed • New path around ocean side of bluff • Proximity & access to CCTV monitored carparks, toilets, restaurant, shade, picnic, bbq & play areas • full access to ancient lava flows • Safe location to view spectacular backwash • Safe location for a ‘salt spray in your face’ experience

  9. known issues • Sea level rises • Ground water • Severe winter storms - public safety • windblown sand

  10. benefits • preservation of historical asset - Ocean Baths (last remaining in WA) (not listed HCWA, MI) • high quality, robust, sustainable, low maintenance landscaping of an under-utilised area • full connectivity & access for public, particularly those with reduced mobility • new multi-purpose platform in a beachfront arena/stadium style environment • concerts, performing arts, private functions • creation of a regional multi-purpose asset

  11. Independent stages • 170m Connecting Path around headland bluff • 130m Connecting path to bath along lower level • Terracing of slope • Restoration work of bath structure

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