Landscape Construction
We construct the hardscape and built landscape elements that shape how public spaces function: pathways, retaining walls, WSUD systems, and drainage infrastructure built to engineering specifications.
With expert project management, qualified trades, and systematic delivery mean councils and infrastructure clients get assets they can sign off with confidence knowing it's built right, documented properly, and ready for public use.
Our approach
Working with you through every stage of the project
We work alongside your team through early planning to project handover. Whether you've got detailed engineering drawings or need help refining scope and specifications, we bring construction knowledge to the conversation early, flagging potential issues, suggesting buildable solutions, and making sure timelines and budgets reflect site realities.
Early planning collaboration
We get involved before ground breaks. Reviewing plans early means we can identify constructibility issues, suggest material alternatives that work better on site, and help refine specifications before they're locked in. That upfront input saves time and budget later when changes are costly.
WSUD technical capability
Building water sensitive urban design systems requires understanding hydrology, substrate specifications, and plant selection that actually filters stormwater. We've constructed bioretention systems, swales, and treatment infrastructure that meet engineering performance requirements and pass council sign-off without remediation.
Site coordination and problem-solving
Construction sites throw up challenges, service conflicts, drainage issues, access constraints. Our teams adapt quickly, coordinate with other trades on site, and solve problems as they emerge rather than stopping work to wait for direction. Projects keep moving forward.
What We Deliver
We handle the full scope of landscape construction work that councils and infrastructure clients need delivered to engineering standards, including hardscape construction and WSUD systems.
Concrete and paved pathways, accessible trails, boardwalks, plazas, and public gathering spaces built to AS standards and designed for heavy public use.
Engineered retaining structures, terracing, embankments, and structural landscape elements that meet load requirements and drainage specifications.
Bioretention systems, constructed wetlands, swales, permeable paving, and stormwater treatment assets built to hydrological and filtration performance specifications.
Bulk earthworks, cut and fill operations, drainage installation, topsoil placement, and ground preparation that sets projects up for successful landscape establishment.
Automated irrigation infrastructure, subsurface drainage, storm water management, and water distribution systems that support long-term landscape health and site performance.
Clients
Client: Knox City Council
Stud Park Reserve Landscape Reconstruction
Stud Park Reserve required demolition of failing retaining structures and drainage infrastructure as part of broader municipal renewal works. Engineered tiered retaining walls were constructed and integrated with upgraded drainage to resolve legacy performance issues. The works restored long-term structural integrity and resolved underlying drainage failure within an active public reserve environment.
Project Type
Municipal landscape construction and structural reserve upgrade
Duration
Project-based construction program
Scale
Structural retaining wall reconstruction and drainage upgrade
Client: Maroondah City Council
Municipal WSUD Biofiltration Restoration Program
More than 20 large-scale WSUD biofiltration systems required rehabilitation to restore hydraulic performance and stormwater treatment efficiency. Works included excavation of failed media, reinstatement of engineered filtration layers and compliant replanting across multiple municipal sites.
The staged program returned assets to full operational performance within active streetscapes.
Project Type
WSUD biofiltration system restoration
Duration
Staged multi-site municipal program
Scale
20+ large-scale biofiltration systems rehabilitated