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Arrival at Kingston Butter Factory

The Kingston Butter Factory, situated on Jacaranda Avenue, features a red brick building with an industrial look. There is on-site parking available including three accessible car parking spaces. The building is surrounded by extensive grassed, open spaces as well gardens, art installations & an open stage.

To access the building from the carpark, follow the concrete path & pass through an arch with "Welcome to KBF" on display in a gradient shade of blue and pink. Further along, another path is bordered by landscape plants on the left, which leads to the facility. The entrance to the building is a modern glass and steel structure with two sets of double glass sliding doors.

The parking area includes three accessible spaces on the right, marked with blue wheelchairs and yellow diagonal lines. A low rope fence, concrete bollards, and tall lamp posts line the edge, while a concrete plant box is positioned on the right. Trees and grass surround the area, leading to a white and brick building with colorful banners displaying a gradient shade of pink and blue.
In the middle stands an arch displaying "Welcome to KBF" in a gradient shade of blue and pink. A similar banner is positioned on the right, alongside a mature tree and a wooden bench. On the left, a brick building with an orange box attached to its wall, and a free-standing banner in the grassy area. Continuing past the arch, there's a shaded area with colorful floor paintings. Further ahead, tall trees are visible.
In the center is a shade structure with light bulbs. Underneath, a colorful floor painting depicts imagery of bees, dragonflies, flowers, and leaves. On the left, a bench is positioned near a landscape plant box. Further ahead, a concrete pathway leads to a brick-red building. Tall trees and grass surround the area.
In the middle is a floor with colorful prints, connected to a concrete path leading to the brick-red building. On the left, a sitting bench is surrounded by ornamental plants and trees. Stone structures with inscriptions are lined up on the left. To the right, a tall tree with robust branches stands, and further right is a stage. Green grass surrounds the area on both sides.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Trains (occasional)
  2. Birds chirping (e.g. pigeons & crows)
  3. Trees rustling
  4. Vehicles driving past
  5. People talking
Smell

Smells

  1. Fresh air
  2. Eucalyptus trees
  3. Mulch
  4. Grass
  5. Vehicle exhaust (occasional)
Touch

Feel

  1. Excitement & anticipation
  2. Elevated heart rate (movement)
  3. Changing surfaces (gravel/concrete)
  4. External weather conditions
Sight

Sight

  1. Art installations
  2. Large, brown brick building
  3. Bright contrasting colours
  4. Extensive grassed areas
  5. Established native trees

Entering into the Kingston Butter Factory

Access to the Kingston Butter Factory is through two sets of glass sliding doors which feature the opening hours and building information printed on the glass door. Upon entry, in contrast to the building's heritage exterior, the interior is modern and vibrant with bright, white walls and polished concrete floors.

Directly ahead is a large forest themed mural on the wall in addition to two digital screens. Noteworthy are the mix of classic and modern lighting fixtures hanging from the ceiling.

The reception, with a low set desk and timber features is on the right, and flags are displayed overhead. There is seating available in the centre of this room.

In the middle is a double glass door, furnished with non-slip mats and step free ramp. The front door displays the facility's name and store hours. Inside there is a flat-screen TV mounted on a colorful wall and a seating bench is positioned in the middle. Both sides show the building facade made of red brick walls. A window is visible on the left wall.
In the centre, a double glass door, equipped with non-slip mats and a step-free ramp, stands. The front door exhibits the facility's name and store hours. Inside, a reception desk is positioned on the right. The building's exterior, featuring red brick walls, is visible on both sides. On the right, a seating bench and rubbish bin are placed, while on the left, a pot of ornamental plants is situated.
The entrance is an automatic glass sliding door with a white sticker lining. Inside, a Y-shaped cushioned chair is in the middle. A green wall featuring banana trees with fruit is present. Two flat screens are mounted. To the right is the reception. A pot of ornamental plants is positioned near the door entrance.
In the middle is a Y-shaped cushioned chair. A green wall featuring banana trees with fruit is present. To the right is the reception, adorned with a wooden desk displaying various posters and flags. Flat-screen TVs are also mounted on the middle wall and at the reception. Banners are affixed to the right wall. To the left is a floor-to-ceiling glass wall. The ceiling is adorned with circular light fixtures. On the far right, a section of the mezzanine is visible.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Air conditioning
  2. Air rushing through entrance
  3. Echoes
  4. Directional instructions
  5. Café sounds (occasional)
Smell

Smells

  1. Controlled air environment
  2. Café aroma (occasional)
  3. Cleaning products (faint)
  4. Fragrances & deodorants
Touch

Feel

  1. Change in floor surfaces
  2. Queuing (during an event)
  3. Close proximity to others
  4. Over stimulated (bright lights)
  5. Excitement & anticipation
Sight

Sight

  1. Colourful painted mural
  2. Flags
  3. Modern design
  4. Bright lights
  5. Polished concrete floor

Living Museum of Logan

Directly ahead of reception is a hallway leading to the bathrooms which include male and female toilets, an accessible bathroom as well as a Changing Places Facility. Moving past reception and to the right leads into the Living Museum of Logan. The very high ceiling, along with a mezzanine level, creates a bright, open space with natural light filtering through the skylights and large circular fluorescent lights.

To the left is a wall featuring children's artwork. Directly ahead are stairs leading up to the mezzanine level. Directly to the right from reception is a small café and further around to the right is First Nations space, A co-curated space by and for Logan’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

In the centre is the reception, alongside a small café. The desks in both the reception and café are designed with a wooden timber motif. Flat-screen TVs are mounted on the walls. To the left is an area leading to an open space with seating. The mezzanine level is also visible. The area is well-lit with light fixtures and fluorescent lights.
On the left, the wall showcases various posters, paintings, and art materials. A glass display features Logan's collectibles. Behind the left wall are the accessible toilets. In the middle, there are Y-shaped cream-cushioned chairs along with uniquely designed stools and tables. A stair leading to the mezzanine and tiered seating is also positioned in the middle. The ceiling features an open space with circular lights and large air-conditioning vents.
On the left, the wall displays various posters, paintings, and art materials. Bright pink entrance doors are situated on the left. In the middle, there are Y-shaped cream-cushioned chairs along with uniquely designed stools and tables. A stair leading to the mezzanine and tiered seating is also positioned in the middle. The ceiling features an open space with circular lights and large air-conditioning vents. The cafe is on the right, and further ahead is a spacious seating area.
On the right is a spacious area with cushioned seating in the corner. There are three tables with enclosed glass displays. The right wall features meticulously painted wall art. Large flat-screen TVs are mounted on the wall. The ceiling is white with light fixtures and ceiling art decoration. The floor area is made of polished concrete.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Televisions
  2. Air conditioning
  3. People talking
  4. Information from staff
  5. Echo
Smell

Smells

  1. Cleaning products (mild)
  2. Café aroma (occasional)
  3. Controlled air environment
  4. Perfumes & fragrances (other patrons)
  5. Air conditioning
Touch

Feel

  1. Curiosity
  2. Close proximity to others (when busy)
  3. Change in floor surfaces
  4. History & intrigue
Sight

Sight

  1. Bright lights
  2. Colourful artwork & displays
  3. Stairs
  4. Comfortable couches
  5. People mingling

Butterbox Theatre

From the entrance, turn right, past the reception area and a café on the right. Continue to the left of the staircase to locate the entrance to the Butterbox Theatre. Art paintings are hung on the left wall before the door, adjacent to a small concierge desk, which is retractable to reduce barriers to entry. 

Upon entering the door, tiered seating is arranged on the right, separated by two aisles. Large beams and steel structures adorn the ceiling. The area has dimmed lighting and black wall tiles to support soundproofing.

The stage area holds substantial theatre production equipment, including boom lighting and large black drop curtains set against the red brick wall of the historical butter factory.

To the left, a wall features adorned art paintings. In the middle, a bright pink door opens outward, accompanied by an overhead sign displaying "Butterbox Theatre" in pink font. On the right, a white concierge table is placed adjacent to the white wall. The floor is finished with polished concrete.
On the left, a wall displays adorned art paintings. In the middle, a bright pink door opens outward, with an overhead sign reading "Butterbox Theatre" in pink font. On the right, a retractable white concierge table is adjacent to the white wall, allowing for more spacious entry. The floor is finished with polished concrete.
On the right, tiered seating features black and orange chairs separated by an aisle. To the left, a drinking fountain is present. An elevated area is equipped with chairs. The ceiling adopts an industrial look with exposed beams and fluorescent lights. The area has dimmed lighting, black wall tiles, complemented by grey tiles. A door on the left is marked with an Emergency Exit sign on top.
In the middle, tiered seating features black and orange chairs separated by an aisle. An elevated area is equipped with chairs. The ceiling adopts an industrial look with exposed beams and fluorescent lights. The area has dimmed lighting, and black wall tiles complemented by grey tiles. A bright pink door on the right has an Emergency Exit sign on top, and another white door to its left. The wall is soundproofed with black tiles.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Air conditioning
  2. People clapping & cheering
  3. Production sounds
  4. Music & entertainment (during events)
  5. Sudden loud noises
Smell

Smells

  1. Carpet & fabric
  2. Cleaning products (faint)
  3. Controlled air environment
  4. Fragrances & deodorants
Touch

Feel

  1. Excitement & anticipation
  2. Close proximity to others
  3. Confined space
  4. Changing lighting
Sight

Sight

  1. Bright pink doors
  2. Black soundproofing walls
  3. Production equipment
  4. Crowds of people (during performance)
  5. Black curtains

Mezzanine Function Room

Access to the Mezzanine Function Room is via the stairs or the lift located adjacent to reception. At the top of the stairs is a large feature wall with artwork, quotes and audio stories of previous workers at the Butter Factory. Turning right and through bright yellow doors is the Function Room.

This spacious room has a pitched ceiling with hanging light fixtures and large windows for natural light. Cushioned seating lines the walls, separated by portable dividers and black curtains.

A Hush Room is also in this area and provided a soundproof area with direct viewing to the Butterbox Theatre. This accessible space is for patrons who would be more comfortable viewing live performances from a quieter, private space.

The mezzanine provides a view of the spacious lobby below, featuring a wall adorned with art paintings. Tables and chairs are arranged in the middle, accompanied by a glass display. Navy blue curtains are on the left with low iron railings. To the right, there is another lobby leading to function rooms. The ceiling is white with exposed air-conditioning vents, and stylish circular lights hang from above.
On the left, cushioned chairs are positioned near the glass windows. On the right, there's a space enclosed with navy blue curtains and retractable barriers. A door houses the fire extinguisher and fire hose reel on the right. Yellow wooden doors on the right bear a fire exit sign on top. The ceiling is white with exposed air conditioning vents, and light fixtures hang from the wall. The floor is dark grey.
A detailed view of the expansive room reveals cushioned chairs on the left, near large glass windows. On the right, an area is enclosed with navy blue curtains and retractable barriers, featuring a black display rack in the distance. The ceiling is white with exposed air conditioning vents, and light fixtures hang from the white wall. The floor is dark grey.
Examining the expansive room, cushioned chairs line the right side near large glass windows. On the left, navy blue curtains and retractable barriers are present. Two doors are situated at the far end. The ceiling is white with exposed air conditioning vents, and light fixtures hang from the white wall. The floor is dark grey, with electrical cords visible on the left floor.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Air conditioning
  2. Announcements
  3. People talking & laughing
  4. Glasses clinking
  5. Music (during events)
Smell

Smells

  1. Cleaning products (mild)
  2. Controlled air environment
  3. Food & drink smells (during events)
  4. Fragrances & deodorants
Touch

Feel

  1. Close proximity to others (when busy)
  2. Excitement & anticipation
  3. Elevated heart rate
  4. Private & quieter space (Hush Room)
Sight

Sight

  1. People mingling (during events)
  2. Bright lights
  3. Open space
  4. Natural light
  5. Reflections

Mezzanine Office Spaces

The Mezzanine Office spaces are on level 1, accessible via stairs visible from the lower ground. At the top of the stairs, turn left. Directly ahead is the entrance to the accessible bathroom. Walking directly ahead is a corridor with a view out over the Living Museum of Logan to the left and offices on the right. 

Half way along this corridor on the right is the staff kitchen. Continuing along the corridor is the Meeting Room which is an air conditioned with a large meeting table and office chairs. 

Adjacent to the main meeting room is second small sitting area with couches. The low-level ceiling with bright fluorescent lighting and the carpeted floors create a professional office environment.

To the right is a corridor leading to the other end, secured by concrete railings. Truncated domes are present on the floor. On the left, there's a yellow door, and adjacent to it is a staircase equipped with handrails. Cushioned chairs and a center table with a potted plant are on the right. The floor has grey carpet, and the ceiling adopts a white industrial look with large air conditioning vents and fluorescent lights.
To the right is a corridor leading to an open door secured by metal railings. Truncated domes are present on the floor. On the left, another corridor is equipped with truncated domes, barricaded by low concrete railings. The floor has grey carpet, and the ceiling features a white industrial look with large air conditioning vents and fluorescent lights. Additional light fixtures are affixed to the left wall.
To the left is a glass wall with white and pink print stickers indicating "meeting room." To the right is a yellow wooden door. Inside, a long black conference table is surrounded by black swivel chairs. The left wall features framed posters, and there's a large whiteboard and a flat-screen TV in the middle. The floor has grey carpet, and the ceiling is entirely white with fluorescent lights and centralized air conditioning.
A detailed look at the meeting room reveals a long black conference table in the middle, surrounded by black swivel chairs. The central wall has a large glass window and framed posters. On the left wall, there's a large whiteboard and a flat-screen TV. The floor is covered with grey tiles, and the ceiling is entirely white, featuring fluorescent lights and centralized air conditioning.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Staff preparing meals
  2. Staff talking
  3. Clinking of cups & glasses
  4. Sounds from Butterbox Theatre
Smell

Smells

  1. Cooked food aroma
  2. Carpet smell
  3. Cleaning products (mild)
  4. Controlled air environment
Touch

Feel

  1. Relaxed & calm
  2. Confined space
  3. Changing floor surface (carpet/concrete)
  4. Change in temperature
Sight

Sight

  1. Staff preparing food (in staff kitchen)
  2. Staff preparing beverages
  3. Staff in discussion
  4. Bright fluorescent lighting
  5. White walls

Outdoor Stage

The Outdoor Stage is situated in the expansive grassy area of Kingston Butter Factory Cultural Precinct. A prominent banner hangs at the top, displaying "Kingston Butter Factory." The space includes a large parkland with a small sloping hillside, creating an amphitheatre effect focused on the substantial stage.

The stairs leading to the stage are painted with various contrasting colours, extending to the pavement leading to the grassy area. Access to the stage is available through stairs or the ramp entry with railings on the left side of the stage. Accessible bathrooms are beyond the entrance to the Kingston Butter Factory.

A concrete pathway runs across the grassy area toward the stage. The stage has colorful steps and white wall tiles. A gradient pink and blue banner displaying the facility's name hangs near the ceiling. On the left, the Butter Factory building is present with a red brick facade and gradient banners. Picnic tables are positioned in the grassy area.
Concrete pathways traverse the grassy area toward the stage; the central one is adorned with colorful paints. The stage features vibrant steps and white wall tiles. A gradient pink and blue banner displaying the facility's name hangs near the ceiling. Two large audio speakers are suspended on opposite sides of the stage. On the right, the Butter Factory banner is present, and on the left, additional banners adorn the brick building.
The stage steps are adorned with colourful lines in yellow, orange, brown, and white. To the left, there are additional entries, including stairs and a ramp with handrails and truncated domes. The stage exhibits white walls and an industrial ceiling with exposed beams. Large audio speakers are suspended on both sides of the stage. The surroundings include trees and grass.
A wheelchair-accessible entry is situated on the left of the stage, featuring a ramp with handrails and truncated domes on the floor. The stage displays white walls and an industrial ceiling with exposed beams. Large audio speakers are suspended on both sides of the stage. Colourfully painted steps adorn the front of the stage, and a lamp post stands in the grassy area.
Hearing

Sounds

  1. Loud music (during events)
  2. Announcement (during events)
  3. Bird chirping (esp pigeons & crows)
  4. Nearby trains
Smell

Smells

  1. Food trucks (during events)
  2. Perfumes & fragrances
  3. Fresh air
  4. Mulch
  5. Grass
Touch

Feel

  1. Excitement & anticipation
  2. Close proximity to others
  3. Loud music
  4. External weather conditions
Sight

Sight

  1. Food trucks (during events)
  2. Expansive space (no events)
  3. Crowds of people (during events)
  4. Large outdoor stage
  5. People mingling
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