Wide 360-photo crop of the Dunwich ferry terminal foreshore and surrounding sandy ground

Dunwich(Gumpi)Open Data Lab

A community-facing prototype for turning site photos, official project facts and local ideas into design simulations people can inspect, remix and question before the $41 million ferry terminal upgrade hardens into concrete.

Official facts and community ideas stay labelled. This site is not a government project page. It links to the official TMR material, then adds a community workflow for open data, generative ideas, local capability and better questions.

Gumpi Ferry Terminal Groove.

Hit play for the town-hall remix: polite easels, pastel futures, and the little question that keeps the beat - where is the ground beneath the picture? The chorus is simple: share the scan, share the file, set the data free.

Start with what can be checked today.

The first pass uses community 360 photos from the terminal area, two photos from the Dunwich Hall display, official public sources and a plain-English design workflow. The next pass asks for drone footage, LiDAR point clouds and source files that can support better simulations.

33GPS-rounded 360 photo points in the public map.
$41mSEQ City Deal commitment recorded by TMR.
17concept-design features visible in the hall display and TMR source trail.
4data layers: 360 photos, drone video, photogrammetry and LiDAR.

Move from evidence to imagination without losing the receipt.

Each page has one job. First locate the evidence, then read the official trail, choose a design spectrum, make simulation prompts, pick tools, and keep the next data request clear.

Photo of the Dunwich Hall concept design board for the ferry terminal upgrade

Evidence map

Use the 360-photo points and flattened panoramas as a rough public site walk, with the hall render photos labelled as display-board photos.

Open map
Concept visualisation showing a lit foreshore walk beside the water

Community examples

See credited concept images and design visualisations from the DGFTU discussion thread, with process context, practical review questions and a clear invitation for more ideas.

View examples
Dunwich Public Hall sign with evacuation centre notice

Official trail

Keep TMR, Your Say, Gumpi Master Plan and funding details separate from community proposals.

Read official trail
Foreshore track and ferry terminal approach area from the 360-photo intake

Simulation workflows

Step through quick AI mock-ups, world builders, 3D asset generation, drone capture, point clouds and co-design review.

Run the workflow

This sits between ferry infrastructure, digital twin builders and Ballow Road ideas.

The links are reciprocal so visitors can move between practical public prototypes without pretending they are all one finished system.

Straddie Digital Twin Builders

Level 1 place-mesh prompts for venues, streets and ferry-gateway worlds.

Open L1 builders

Ready S.E.T. Co-op Trust Hub

The trust, jobs, media and grant-readiness layer that can turn public data work into local capability.

Open Ready S.E.T.

Ballow Road Sand & Screen Hub

The 10-12 Ballow Road sand sports, culture, market and screen concept beside the ferry gateway.

Open 10-12 Ballow