Session 1
Date: Wednesday 25 March
Time: anytime between 5:30pm – 8:00pm
Location: Terry Tyzack Aquatic Centre
62 Alexander Drive, Inglewood
To be held in the Activity Room (turn left at reception)
Bus routes 360 or 960
Precinct Structure Plan - Have your say
The Precinct Structure Plan sets out how the former ECU Mount Lawley campus can transition into a new mixed-use neighbourhood. Building upon the Master Plan vision, which was informed by extensive community and stakeholder consultation, it provides a strategic planning framework that guides future development, identifying where future homes, parks, streets and community facilities will be located. It establishes the planning controls that will guide building scale, landscaping and access so that development responds appropriately to its surroundings. Future subdivision and development proposals will align with this framework and will be assessed separately through future planning processes.
The City of Stirling is publicly advertising the Precinct Structure Plan and is inviting submissions between Friday 6 March and Friday 17 April 2026 via its website here.
More information on the Precinct Structure Plan is available via:
Information session details
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Session 2
Date: Wednesday 1 April
Time: anytime between 5:30pm – 8:00pm
Location: Inglewood Community Centre
895 Beaufort Street, Inglewood (next to Inglewood Library)
Bus route 950
Master Plan now finalised
The ECU Mount Lawley Master Plan has now been finalised, following community consultation undertaken during the development of the project’s key design principles and the Draft Master Plan across 2024 and 2025.
The community feedback received during consultation was carefully reviewed and considered in finalising the Master Plan. While the overall vision remains unchanged, refinements were made to provide greater clarity and detail in key areas, including movement and access, built form and housing, the role of key community facilities and how the project will be delivered over time. See our updated Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on the right of this page, with further detail provided on the project website's FAQs.
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Click below to view the final Master Plan
Final Master Plan
Community Engagement Outcomes Report released
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Click to view the phase 2 report
The Draft Master Plan Engagement Outcomes Report (Phase 2) summarises the consultation process in June - August 2025 and how feedback informed the final Master Plan. Thank you to everyone who took the time to provide feedback.
Community feedback - key themes
Feedback raised a broad range of matters across the Master Plan’s strategies. The most common themes and sentiment for each of the six strategies are summarised in the graphic and text below:
- Honouring our Legacy: Importance of preserving the site’s educational, creative, and cultural history, and retaining key buildings.
- Shaping a connected community: Questions about the new school, childcare centre, and use of existing buildings.
- Safe movement: Questions about traffic impacts, parking, safe crossings, cycling routes and public transport connections.
- Creating inviting green spaces: Strong support for retaining mature trees and enhancing green open space.
- Spaces for living, learning and gathering: A desire for spaces for community use, arts, learning, and gathering.
- Building for the future: A range of views on housing density, building heights and affordable and social housing.
Master Plan key features
Click the pins below to view the key features.
A new urban community in the heart of Mount Lawley that stitches together the distinctive character of surrounding areas to create a new place to live, to visit, to connect and to feel at home.
Vibrant community and educational uses will sit among high quality, contemporary housing within a vibrant, leafy and inclusive urban village.
It is a place is grounded in sustainability and harnesses its previous spirit of creativity, innovation and intelligence that has had a profound influence on Perth and Western Australia.
In 2020, the State Government announced the Perth City Deal, which included relocating Edith Cowan University’s (ECU) Mount Lawley campus to the Perth City. The new City Campus is expected to welcome students in 2026.
DevelopmentWA is beginning the journey to transform this unique site, with plans to create a vibrant new community featuring residential and commercial opportunities along with a variety of community amenities.
This 18.6ha site is situated approximately 4km from Perth's CBD, nestled at the crossroads of Mount Lawley, Menora, and Inglewood, providing great potential to create a vibrant destination for living, leisure, and business.
