Citicene Landscape Architects | Qualified Landscape Architectural Advice

Mermaid Sanctuary | Gold Coast

design for the future

Every day humans impact the environment. Overpopulation, pollution, burning fossil fuels, and deforestation. Our aim is to design for the future – to protect and enhance our world.

Architectural render of Mount Gravatt Mixed Use Development — Mount Gravatt Mixed Use

Aerial photo of Lite n Easy Factory — Lite ‘n’ Easy

USQ Agricultural Science and Engineering Precinct

Photo of Cargo on Musgrave entry road and signage — Cargo Apartments

social responsibility

Society is consumed by buildings, indoors, technology and isolation. Curated landscape spaces promote environmental interaction which provides physical and mental health benefits.

Image of Mermaid Sanctuary Entry — Mermaid Sanctuary

Image of Mermaid Sanctuary Home — Mermaid Sanctuary

Image of Mermaid Sanctuary — Mermaid Sanctuary

environment

At the forefront of investigating the means by which people will adapt to climate change. Green Infrastructure, Cooling Cities, Climate Change – our profession impacts on all these areas.

Registered Landscape Architects

Our team of dedicated qualified leaders have a combined 37+ years of experience and knowledge in delivering landscapes of many types, sizes and complexities.

Meet Our Team

Registered Landscape Architects

Image of Centenary Square Plaza — Centenary Square

Photo of Dreamworks Experience Ogre at Dreamworld — Dreamworks Experience

Architectural render of Nottingham Road Townhomes — Nottingham Road

Aerial photo of Mt Gambier Marketplace — Mt Gambier Marketplace

Forward thinking design must address a common concern that people have about the future – their children

positive effects on human behaviour

Australian Institute of Landscape Architects

Members of AILA (Australian Institute of Landscape Architects) have tertiary qualifications in Landscape Architecture or Urban Design from a recognised university and have qualified to be a member of the Institute.

Citicene team members are involved in the AILA Queensland Advocacy Group and the AILA Queensland Executive. Our aim is to support AILA and promote and advocate to government to protect our natural resources and environment.