They selected local illustrator, Carli Pfurtscheller, who had previously produced murals.
Working closely with Carli, the team began looking at ways to visualise the idea of community using local landmarks.
“I feel privileged to have been chosen to work on this project. It’s been a challenge given the size and shape of the mural, but I’m really happy with the results,” Carli said.
“I’ve tried to include as many recognisable landmarks and buildings, old and new, as I could.
“There should be something in the mural that everyone who lives in the area can relate to. There’s a bit of artistic license when it comes to colours as I wanted to make it really vibrant and bright.