EXEMPLARY PROJECTS
SURF'S UP AT PAT FAGAN PARK
Situated at the southern end of the Gold Coast, Pat Fagan Park boasts views all the way to Surfers Paradise. A favourite
CITY SANCTUARY
A living wall can project a sense of calm and tranquility, even in the busiest of places.
TURKEY'S BIG GREEN WALL
Providing a spectacular visual effect, Turkey’s biggest green wall project to date is connecting people with natur...
CHANGING PLACES IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA
The addition of a Changing Places facility to Adelaide’s newest national park is a triumph for public spaces.
GRANULES OF COLOUR, OODLES OF FUN
Making play safe, Gezolan Gezoflex rubber granules offer a premium quality wetpour rubber surface with a fun factor.
VIBRANT STREETSCAPE UPDATE
A streetscape revision project provides an improved central gathering space for the community to come together.
A HOLE IN ONE FOR SYNTHETIC TURF
In a first-of-its-kind project, this synthetic turf green has set a new benchmark in Australia.
UP THE CREEC AND SURROUNDED BY NATURE
Designed to inspire children of all ages, this regional playspace delivers one-of-a-kind play challenges with a nature-b...
POP-UP PARK PACKS A PUNCH
Pop-up parks are an effective urban strategy for temporarily enhancing outdoor engagement in high-density streetscapes.
TRANSFORMING OUTDOOR LEARNING SPACES
This multilevel playspace provides numerous pathways for users to experience many levels of play challenges.
ENHANCING COMMUNITY SPACES
A range of bespoke furniture has enhanced the functionality of this public space, encouraging community engagement.
ACTI’VATED
GR Bricker Reserve Outdoor Gym has been ACTI’vated, offering a welcoming space for the community to embrace fitnes...
A HOME AMONG THE GUM TREES
Part of a multi-stage project, Alexander Clark Park boasts inclusive play zones and intricate laser-cut gum leaves that ...
MORE PROJECTS
The Community that Splashes Together Stays Together
A well-planned and executed splashpad can add value to a rec...
A well-planned and executed splashpad can add value to a rec...
