Drawing inspiration from rehabilitated waterfronts, both locally and globally, this concept master-plan seeks to re-energise the eastern end of Esplanade Park in conjunction with proposed developments by City of Fremantle. 

1. Italian Club Precinct. Multiple structures built into and around the landscape. Multistory Parking, Restaurants, Cafes, Galleries, Hotel, Apartments and New Italian Club. Organic shapes resemble a fish, tying back to the Italian influence on WA's fishing industry.

2. Norfolk St - Mews Road reconfiguration.

3. Brackish swale. A point for drainage water to be pumped, and a slowing effect to sea water in storm events.

4. Harbour-side recreation. Beach Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and, in the parkland, a Bocce Court. Also, a kayak entry and exit point.

5. Shady native parkland with pocket lawns for picnics and recreation. 

6. Paddling Beach for families with young children.

7. Water treatments including soft re-vegetated banks, stone stacks, and re-vegetated sea grass meadows.

8. Pedestrian Plaza. Shared vehicle-pedestrian road connection from South Terrace to Kailis.

9. Extensive tree canopy renewal

10. Second Multistory Parking at West end. Green roof catches runoff