Campsie Place Strategy

Campsie, NSW - Dharug Country (Bediagal clan)

Supporting Campsie’s evolution into a medical and lifestyle destination, this award-winning engagement strategy brought Canterbury Bankstown Council's master plan to life through evocative 3D spatial visualisations.

Located in Sydney’s vibrant inner west, Campsie is undergoing a major urban transformation, transitioning into a key medical, health, and lifestyle precinct for Greater Sydney. To guide this growth, Canterbury Bankstown Council prepared a comprehensive Place Strategy to establish Campsie as a thriving, high-density destination centre. e8urban was engaged to lead the visual translation and graphic presentation of the master plan, bridging the gap between technical spatial planning and public consultation.

The primary objective was to make complex urban concepts accessible, engaging, and meaningful to the local community. e8urban worked closely with Council to convert two-dimensional land use and urban structure plans into rich, three-dimensional spatial visualisations. These 3D graphics illustrated future built form, public realm enhancements, streetscape activations, and open space connections across key catalyst precincts.

By providing clear, evocative visualisations for the public exhibition process, the work empowered community members and stakeholders to actively understand and provide feedback on the vision for their neighbourhood. The clarity and impact of the master plan and its consultation framework were formally recognised with a prestigious Planning Institute of Australia (PIA) Award. The project demonstrates how high-quality graphic translation and visual storytelling are essential tools in modern urban planning and successful public engagement.