Grounds for education facilities should be a great place to gather, relax, play and learn whilst protecting children with clear sight lines and good surveillance. Landscape Plays an Important Role in Education The grounds of any school or childcare facility are areas to provide learning opportunities that can address needs of students from a range of… Continue reading Landscape Architecture for Education Facilities
Category: Blog
Blog
Toowoomba Landscape Architects
Landscape Architecture in the Toowoomba Region With the growth of development in the Surat Basin, Toowoomba is changing at a rapid pace. Therefore, delivering landscapes and urban developments of a high standard is critical to ensure a quality standard of living for the residents of the city. Toowoomba is a diverse region. The types of landscapes… Continue reading Toowoomba Landscape Architects
Gold Coast Landscape Architects
Landscape Architecture in the Gold Coast Region Citicene are Landscape Architects with experience across the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Citicene have delivered many commercial landscape projects throughout the Gold Coast. Our team have a detailed understanding of Gold Coast City Council’s requirements to achieve landscape approval. The City of Gold Coast stretches from the Northern… Continue reading Gold Coast Landscape Architects
Commercial Landscape Architects
Choose the Right Type of Landscape Architect Commercial Landscape Architects deliver services for projects in a variety of industry groups. Commercial projects often require a more intense level of detail and service. However this is not always the case. Some residential projects can be challenging as well. Everyday commercial landscapes are designed and constructed by… Continue reading Commercial Landscape Architects
North West Transport Network
The North West Transport Network area extends from Bald Hills to Toowong and considers surrounding areas such as the Moreton Bay region. This business case study aims to help reduce traffic congestion through Brisbane’s north-west. A recent poll conducted by Brisbane City Council as part of this study concluded that the community desires public transport… Continue reading North West Transport Network
Distributed Renewable Energy Generation and Sense of Place
Distributed Renewable Energy Generation is renewable energy near the point of use instead of a centralized facility like a power plant. Windmills are littered across the Australian Landscape and have been a form of renewable energy generation since the early 1800’s. First designed by Daniel Halladay, who began inventing windmills in 1854, these structures are… Continue reading Distributed Renewable Energy Generation and Sense of Place
Reducing the ‘Heat Island Effect’
What is ‘Heat Island Effect’? An urban heat island (UHI) is an urban area or metropolitan area that is significantly warmer than its surrounding rural areas due to human activities. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_heat_island Adding more and more hard finishes such as glass and concrete to our cities and towns has a direct impact on the temperature… Continue reading Reducing the ‘Heat Island Effect’
Landscape Certification What is Required?
What is Landscape Certification? Depending on the location and the approval type of your landscape, you are likely to require the landscape to be certified. Landscape certification is a process where a Registered Landscape Architect inspects your new landscape. They ensure it meets the Local Authority Conditions of Approval that were granted at Development Approval… Continue reading Landscape Certification What is Required?
Rooftop Gardens and Greenspace Changes
Green Space Changes Brisbane City Council have proposed changes to the City plan in regard to landscape and greenspace on podium. ‘On podium’ or ‘on structure’ landscapes include landscapes in planter boxes, green walls, trellises or landscape that is not growing in ‘deep soil’ earth. There has been a huge amount of interest in this… Continue reading Rooftop Gardens and Greenspace Changes
Cyathea cooperi | Australian Tree Fern
Botanical Name: Cyathea cooperiCommon Name: Rough Tree Fern or Australian Tree FernHeight: 2 to 4 mSpread: 2 to 3 mShade: Yes. Best in shade or part shadeFull Sun: Will grow in full sun if kept moistCiticene Rating: 5 Stars Hardiness A great low maintenance plant. Tolerates minimal care. Will look better if you treat it… Continue reading Cyathea cooperi | Australian Tree Fern