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Campbelltown City Digital Twin

Campbelltown Council / Campbelltown, NSW, Australia

McGregor Coxall were engaged by Campbelltown City Council to further develop the Reimagining Campbelltown City Centre Master Plan Project. A structured planning process considers key elements of Council’s strategic growth pillars to provide built form, land use, environmental, heritage, social and economic outcomes. The masterplan responds to future developments within the city centre, focusing on the integration of three major precincts: Campbelltown CBD, Macarthur Health and Innovation District, and Leumeah Live. Integrations of mobility, development, and a greater focus on public realm and placemaking investment will promote positive transformations to the city centre over the next 20 years. Project scope features the delivery of a data-driven urban management platform that visualises key liveability and resilience indices in real time. Led by McGregor Coxall’s Biourbanism Lab, a 3D model of the city centre will provide a live visual perspective of proposed developments. The model also supports scenario planning and provides impact assessments for future proposals.

Site Area

 600 ha

Services
  • Research
  • Environmental Analysis + Statistics

Scope
  • GIS & Data Services
  • Data Extraction & Exploration
  • Model Development

Sectors
  • Cities + Places
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A 3D aerial map view of Campbelltown City as a Digital Twin, highlighting destinations, services, schools, police stations, hospitals, transport, and boundaries. A legend and map layers appear on the right side of the image.
A color-coded zoning map of Campbelltown City uses a Digital Twin approach to display urban and suburban areas, with land uses in green, blue, pink, yellow, and red. A legend on the right explains zoning categories and map layers.
3D map of Campbelltown City as a Digital Twin, displaying buildings in various colors by type, roads, railways, train stations, and green spaces. The map legend explains the color codes and symbols used for different structures and boundaries.
A 3D Digital Twin map of Campbelltown City displays building heights and zoning, with colored overlays in red, orange, and yellow, shaded buildings and roads, plus a legend on the right for map layers and maximum building heights.
A 3D digital twin of Campbelltown City displays roads, buildings, green spaces, and icons for police stations, hospitals, supermarkets, schools, and train stations. The legend on the right explains all symbols and boundaries.
A detailed map of Campbelltown City displays a suburban area with blue shaded regions indicating flood zones, overlaid with roads, buildings, and water features—part of a Digital Twin platform. A legend on the right explains the map's layers and flood risk indices.
3D Digital Twin map of Campbelltown City shows roads, railway lines, bus routes, and buildings. Orange zones highlight 5-, 10-, and 15-minute walks from train stations. Legend details layers and transport accessibility levels.
A detailed map of Campbelltown City shows flood risk zones with color-coded overlays, highlighting areas prone to flooding alongside roads, buildings, and boundaries, powered by Digital Twin technology and a visible legend on the right.
A detailed map of Campbelltown City’s zoning and land use uses a Digital Twin approach, featuring color-coded sections, labeled roads, green spaces, and a sidebar legend explaining all categories and elements clearly.
A grayscale 3D map of Campbelltown City displays roads, buildings, and shaded archaeological sensitivity zones. The legend on the right explains Digital Twin map symbols for sensitivity areas, building materials, railways, boundaries, and roads.

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