Landscape Architecture

Creating outdoor environments that  connect people, place and environment

Aerial view of a park design featuring a central court, a unique red-and-black patterned canopy, trees, and walkways.

An integrated design approach

Our landscape architecture service focuses on the design of outdoor environments that are functional, culturally responsive and environmentally sustainable. We create landscapes that support community use, ecological health and a strong sense of place.


Our work spans public realm, education, civic and urban projects, with a strong emphasis on placemaking, biodiversity and climate-responsive design. We are involved across all stages of a project, ensuring design intent is carried through to delivery.

What we offer

  • Landscape concept design and master planning
  • Community and stakeholder engagement
  • Public realm and open space design
  • Detailed documentation and contract administration
  • Integrated urban and landscape design solutions

Our landscapes are designed to be robust, inclusive and maintainable, responding to both immediate needs and long-term outcomes.

Projects

A paved pathway lined with stylized tree sculptures, wooden benches, and natural trees under a pergola structure.
A playground area with a large, flower-shaped sunshade canopy, surrounded by trees and a paved path.
A group of children plays on an airplane-themed playground structure with a slide, climbing nets, and swings.
A white wooden pergola covered in climbing plants shades a pedestrian walkway next to a road with a yellow warning sign.

Meet our Landscape Architect

Fiona brings over 35 years of experience in landscape architecture and urban design. She is recognised for her ability to lead and deliver complex projects that respond to place, community, and environment. With expertise spanning concept design through to construction, Fiona’s work is grounded in a deep understanding of local climate, Country, and cultural context. Her collaborative approach ensures landscapes that are visually compelling, functional, and resilient, spaces that truly connect people to place.

Fiona Eddleston

Director & Landscape Architect

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