Land Design Partnership worked collaboratively to develop an innovative raingarden design for Johnstone Park, a heritage park in Geelong.
The function of the raingarden is to collect and treat rainwater for re-use in the Park. The layout and character of the raingarden is designed to reflect the heritage setting, through the choice of planting and reinstatement of landforms reflective of the original garden layout.
The result is an integration of contemporary and heritage design concerns.
Land Design Partnership and then Fraser Design Collaborative were engaged to prepare planting designs for a new garden space at Caulfield Park. The new garden provides the opportunity for a diverse range of spaces as Read more…
Elder Street South Reserve is a 4-hectare former landfill site in Clarinda that has been rehabilitated and is now ready to be turned into a park for the benefit of the community. Last year we Read more…
Since the successful preparation of a Master Plan for the City of Greater Dandenong, Land Design Partnership has been involved in a number of projects at Ross Reserve. The Youth Precinct was the first stage Read more…