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Beyond the Flood Levels
The Place Activation team at Maitland City Council has recently sought Expressions of Interest from experienced digital placemakers and augmented reality specialists to deliver 'Beyond the Flood Levels'. The project will deliver a connected series of unique, location specific, innovative and captivating interpretive experiences to acknowledge the significant impact of flooding events across Central Maitland on the Maitland community and the identity of the city.
This project is directed by the Place Activation Strategy guiding principle Interpretation and is aligned with the Central Maitland Heritage Interpretation Plan.
For more information regarding this project please refer to the Beyond the Flood Levels EOI guiding information, including an in depth overview of the project vision, budget, timeline and supporting research. Expressions of Interest for the 'Beyond the Flood Levels' project for initial submissions have now closed.
For any queries contact the Place Activation Officer by emailing [email protected] or call 02 4939 1065
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