project
Casuarina Square Interior Landscape
| Client | Haymes Sharley Architects |
| Location | Darwin, NT |
| Completion Year | 2024 |
| Sector | Landscape Architecture |
| Project Manager |
Fiona Eddleston
Director, Landscape Architect
The interior landscape at Casuarina Shopping Square uses curated planting zones to define walkways and soften the built environment. Integrated greenery adds visual interest, breaks up large spaces, and provides orientation. Seating areas feature lush planting and natural textures, creating comfort and vibrancy. These elements foster relaxation and social interaction, delivering a human-scale environment that blends functionality with a calming, nature-inspired aesthetic to enrich the overall shopping experience.
Key objectives
Define walkways with curated planting zones
Soften large interior spaces using integrated greenery
Enhance seating areas with lush planting and natural textures
Create a human-scale environment for comfort and orientation
Blend functionality with nature to enrich the shopping experience
Project Story
The interior landscape of Casuarina Shopping Square subtly defines walkway areas through curated planting zones that guide movement while softening the built environment. Integrated greenery adds visual interest and breaks up large interior spaces, offering moments of relief and orientation. Seating nodes are enhanced with lush planting and natural textures, bringing vibrancy and comfort to resting areas throughout the centre. The landscape elements create a more human-scale environment, supporting relaxation and social interaction within the retail setting. Together, these design features enrich the overall shopping experience, blending functionality with a calming, nature-inspired aesthetic.
