An establishing residential community south of Mandurah with over 3.6 kilometres of spectacular coastline and beautiful beaches. The neighbourhoods are structured around 18 hectares of parklands and the conservation foreshore reserve providing residents and visitors with playgrounds, open-air grassed amphitheatre, barbecue areas, walking paths, cycle ways, a sports ground and a vibrant Village Centre. The main commercial street leads out to a large focal public space on the foreshore, which is pivotal to the foreshore footpath network running the full length of the coastal frontage. Parklands are distributed throughout the community, positioned specifically to retain significant stands of existing trees.
- Input into urban framework
- Initial sketch design, full detailed design and landscape construction management
- Documentation and implementation of the Foreshore Management Plan
- Recycled water for park irrigation (water award 2005)
- Stakeholder and traditional owner consultation
- Celebration of local aboriginal heritage through art and landscape design.
- Retention of existing trees, particularly the Jarrah and Tuarts in hilltop parks and of the Quandong Tree (aboriginal importance) in the lower parklands.
- Drainage management through a series of weirs, swales and bio-filtration areas as an integral part of public spaces
- Diverse parklands comprising extensive tree covered play, a lake, open kickabout areas, art and sculpture trails, barbecue and picnic facilities and extensive views.
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