JMT Consulting worked with the City of Ryde Council to provide transport advice to inform the development of an active street master plan for the Waterloo Road corridor. The aspiration of the Active Street Master Plan is to facilitate the creation of a ‘vibrant street’ by providing for an environment that encourages active transport as a safe, convenient and attractive alternative to private vehicle, while also supporting access to bus stops and the two metro stations. JMT worked closely with Hassell to develop a suite of recommendations to improve access both along and across Waterloo Road, with a focus on enhancing crossing opportunities and providing for a more coherent and legible corridor.

Working alongside Transport for NSW, Josh was part of the design team that were ultimately successful in the design competition for a bike ramp at the northern end of the Sydney Harbour Bridge Cycleway. Josh’s advice informed the preferred cycleway design by ensuring the design accommodated for a range of user types and abilities as well as minimising conflict points between cyclists and pedestrians.

The Cook Cove northern precinct proposes a revitalisation of the Kogarah Golf Club site to include residential dwellings and a number of associated uses such as retail, commercial, education and sports/recreation. JMT Consulting is currently providing a full suite of transport planning services to inform the master plan and planning proposal – including the development of an internal street network, parking advice and transport modelling services.

JMT Consulting is working with Infrastructure NSW and Venues NSW to deliver a new 45,000 seated stadium at Moore Park. JMT Consulting is leading the transport strategy for the proposal. Their work includes the development of a suite of measures to improve accessibility to the redeveloped stadium as well as operational transport measures to support major events held at the SFS.

Josh Milston has been involved in the Barangaroo Precinct for over a decade, following the selection of Lendlease as the preferred developer for Barangaroo South by the Barangaroo Delivery Authority in December 2009. JMT Consulting is currently working with Lendlease and Crown to provide traffic and transport assistance with the development of the Barangaroo South precinct, including vehicle circulation arrangements.

JMT Consulting is currently working with Property NSW on the development of a Planning Proposal for the former Manly Hospital site. The study is considering the traffic and transport implications of a number of uses for the site, particularly recommendations around parking and site access points. JMT is working closely with the appointed urban designer to facilitate a more legible internal road network that provides for improved connections to existing pedestrian pathways as well as bus stops on Darley Road.

The Department of Communities and Justice is exploring options with the Australian Government and Campbelltown City Council for the development of a South West Sydney Community & Justice Precinct in Campbelltown. JMT Consulting was engaged to provide traffic and transport advice to support the development of the masterplan for the precinct. A key item considered as part of the assessment included access requirements for various users including vehicles containing persons in custody.

JMT Consulting prepared a transport impact assessment to support the development of the UNSW Health Translation Hub (HTH) building. The HTH building sits within the broader Randwick Health and Innovation Precinct and as such a key aspect of the work undertaken by JMT was to consider the interdependencies between the various uses within the vicinity of the site. JMT worked closely with the appointed architects to develop an access strategy that prioritised the movement of pedestrians whilst also facilitating efficient access to the buildings for drop off and servicing.