Established in 2001, 360 Degrees Landscape Architects has worked on projects for public and private sector clients, locally, regionally and internationally. The company works in all aspects of landscape architecture including masterplanning, urban design, water-sensitive design, horticulture and ecology.
The company has been recognized with the 2008 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects NSW Excellence Award for Sam Fiszman Park, Bondi Beach; a 2008 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects NSW Design Award for Flour Mills Studios, Sydney; and a 2007 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects NSW Design Award for the rooftop landscape M Central, Sydney.
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