Client Problem: The Road & Rail Minor Works project was established to deliver upgrades to station carparks, bus interchange points, bus stops and station amenities. These upgrades were required in councils across Victoria including in Gippsland, Grampians, Hume, Loddon Mallee and Barwon South West.   Specifications: The bus stops

Client Problem: Stage 8 and 9 of the Saltwater Estate development in Point Cook was nearing completion and landscape designs were being formed for the wetland areas. It was determined that a bespoke structure was required to offer shade near the park, garden and play areas. A modular timber platform

  Client Problem: A new housing development Lomandra Estate was being built in Romsey, Victoria. In order to attract more buyers, they needed to design the community spaces including the picnic area.   Specifications: The project required a custom shelter and arbour, swale bridge, seating, picnic settings, bin enclosures and

Client Problem: The Gannawarra Shire Council determined a need for a shelter to be constructed to service the community and visitors of Kerang. This multi-purpose performance shelter would be required to host performances and events, being located in in Kerang along the Murray River in Victoria.   Specifications: The design

Client Problem: The Gannawarra Shire Council determined a need for a shelter to be constructed to service the community and visitors. This multi-purpose performance shelter would be required to host performances and events, being located in Cohuna along the Murray River in Victoria.   Specifications: The design would need to

Client Problem: Cloverlea Estate, a new residential redevelopment of the old Chirnside Park Country Club Golf Course was being built to accommodate the growing population of the rural area. Cloverlea being a new housing estate required timber shelters to offer shades to residents within the park.   Specifications: The shelters

Client Problem: Frankston City Council had flagged a required upgrade for Keast Park due to the heavy foot traffic. The development could include seating, shelters, and community spaces. The shelter was required to offer shade for a large sandpit and play equipment. Due to the popularity of this coastal park,

Client Problem: The Port Campbell community worked together to request and plan much needed restroomupgrades. The Shipwreck Park was undergoing a re-design including landscaping which would lead to increased foot traffic in the area. As a result, the toilet facilities next to the park would require extensive upgrades.   Specifications:

Client Problem: Costa Developments were building the Yorkdale Estate for residents and the community of Delacombe and required a playground and open space area for the community. The client needed a custom shelter, jetty and side platform to accompany the playground. With competition of many other residential developments in the

Client Problem: Emmanuel College‘s Warrnambool campus required a new bus shelter for students to protect them from the sun, rain and wind as they waited for their bus.   Specifications: The bus shelter would need to be designed and constructed in an L shape and larger than the standard shelter.

Client Problem: Curlew Community Park was undergoing a redevelopment as a result of Hobsons Bay City Council’s extensive community consultation. New pathways and gardens would be created within the park. It was determined that a toilet building would also be required to accommodate the anticipated increase in usage.   Specifications:

Client Problem: The Bendigo Botanic Gardens required an upgrade as part of the Bendigo Botanic Garden Masterplan. First open to the public in 1857, it was determined that the garden would create what is now known as the ‘Garden for the future’. The City of Greater Bendigo required space for

Client Problem: A new waterpark and all abilities playspace were being constructed in the park, however a shelter was also required to protect the community from the harsh central Victorian sun.   Specifications: The Strathdale playspace was designed to be interactive, including native Australian animals and plants. All elements of

  Client Problem: Peet Limited was building a housing estate in Wollert, Victoria,  a small town located just 40km north of the Melbourne CBD. Within the housing estate there would also be parks and amenities built for the residents and their visitors to use. It was determined that a shelter

Client Problem: Elsternwick Park is located in Brighton, Victoria, 10 km south of the Melbourne CBD. The park sees foot traffic from both local residents and visitors throughout the year, the peak time for the area is in summer with the beach close-by. Bayside city council needed to decommission and

Client Problem: Truscott Reserve is a recreational reserve in Califronia Gully 5 km north of the Bendigo city centre. After community consultation, it was determined that the reserve was in need of upgrades so it could better serve the community. The City of Bendigo invested in upgrades to Truscott Reserve,

Client Problem: The Geelong Laneways project was formed in 2016, when the Geelong city council drafted a 10-year action plan called ‘Revitalising Central Geelong’ which focused on improving services and opportunities for those living and working in Geelong.  It was determined a revitalisation was required to transform the regional city

Client Problem: The Brickworks site in Burwood Victoria is home to the world’s most sustainable shopping centre hosting 40 local and national retailers. With housing developments underway in the area, the client identified a need for public space infrastructure to connect the outdoor courtyard with the retail precinct.   Specifications: The

 Client Problem: ICON Constructions was tasked with redeveloping the historic Tip Top Bakery site into premium apartments known as the Tip Top Development. When it came to the open spaces, they wanted a variety of bicycle racks, seats and community areas which still paid homage to the site’s rich history.

  Client Problem: As the Riverdale Estate community was being established, they needed a shelter to provide shade from the sun in the summer months and rain in the winter months. This shade would serve the local community as they enjoyed the gardens and used the picnic and barbeque facilities.

  Client Problem: The Ross Reserve 2012 Master Plan identified a need to provide a balance between sports and community spaces whilst allowing for increase community use of the reserve. A skate park would be built and required a kiosk, public toilet, shelter, and seating to complete the functional space.

Client Problem: In 2016, Wyndham City Council identified the need for a recreational and social hub for the Tarneit community. This project would require a significant investment and redevelopment of what is now known as Baden Powell Reserve.   Specifications: The project included the construction of a regional level skate