PROJECTS

A once inaccessible Sydney site is repurposed by Hassell as an environmentally sensitive community space.

ARM’s revision of Melbourne’s monumental Hamer Hall, reviewed by Paul Walker for Artichoke.

A redevelopment of Townsville’s main street by Gamble McKinnon Green captures its historic character.

ARM Architecture makes a range of functional improvements to Melbourne’s Hamer Hall.

A carved narrative by artist Ruark Lewis and Terragram landscape architects.

JMD Design creates an invigorating playground at Sydney Olympic Park with moulded terrain and supersized equipment.

Sydney’s award-winning Darling Quarter playground by Aspect Studios.

A Sunshine Coast transport hub by Bark Design Architects, Guymer Bailey Landscape and SKM in the relaxed Noosa spirit.

A new rail bridge, with pedestrian paths, in Melbourne’s Clifton Hill transforms a formerly grimy space into a public park.

Terragram’s redesign of this inner-Sydney park demonstrates that there is more than one way to occupy public space.

Aspect Studios creates a civic waterfront parklands for the Tweed Shire community.

There is much for children and young people to enjoy in Site Office’s collaborative reimagining of these two public spaces.

Vee Design’s twenty-hectare parkland in Springfield, Queensland acts as a community hub and a child-friendly playground.

Remnants of the site’s industrial history colour McGregor Coxall and Choi Ropiha’s Sydney harbourside park.

A bridge and a fabricated concrete creek edge by studio SMLWRLD reveal the benefits of collaborative work.

Hassell transforms a former drive-in theatre into a residential site, retaining valued bushland and parkland.

Deicke Richards has created a generous shade structure that provides a transition space for pedestrians.

Büro North’s tree-like wayfinding signage system at Falls Creek helps visitors navigate their way around in all seasons.

Occupying the former Caltex site on the Birchgrove peninsula this new park is raw, challenging and wildly beautiful.

Oculus explores how Franklin Wharf is, and could be, simultaneously occupied by members of the public and local dock workers.

This lakeside project provides a quiet place to enjoy the water, without overindulging in architectural statements.

35 resource consents, 45 building consents, 2 district plan changes, 16 months of construction and bam! Hello waterfront.

Long viewed as dysfunctional and underdeveloped, Adelaide’s central public space gets a thorough collaborative makeover.

Matt Davis comments on Adelaide’s latest urban regeneration project.

The Comfortably Chaotic character of this playground works within the overall context of a rolling parkland.

The psychology of imaginative play and the spirit of the river’s edge are explored in this new park in Brisbane.