Public spaces

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Flour Mill of Summer Hill

Locked away for 100 years, the mill is now a thriving mixed-use ​‘village’ with homes, shops, cafés, parks and light rail links – a model for urban regeneration.

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Stadium Park and Chevron Parklands

This parkland is designed to ignite the imagination, connecting kids with nature and indigenous culture.

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Panda Land Master Plan

This authentic and immersive panda trail and habitat changes the way people perceive and engage with wildlife.

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Optus Stadium

With its ​‘fan-first’ design, Optus Stadium in Perth is up there with the most-loved Australian destinations for sport and entertainment.

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Nanjing Tangshan Geopark Museum

This sprawling tourist parkland is also the site of one of the world’s most fascinating archaeological finds.

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Huangpu East Bank Urban Forest

The concept is bold: To plant a forest of two million trees along the waterfront in China’s most populated city, and increase green space in the centre by 25%.

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Hibernian Place and Westin Hotel

The redevelopment of Perth’s Hibernian Place was one of those rare opportunities to rewrite the future of a city landmark.

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Gold Coast City Strategy

A new light rail system was the catalyst for economic, lifestyle and sustainability benefits for the Gold Coast, one of Australia’s fastest growing cities.

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District Des Voeux

Sensory. Significant. Free range. Open. District Des Voeux brings some much-needed breathing space into one of Hong Kong’s most important – and vehicle-choked – thoroughfares.

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Darwin Waterfront Public Domain

Our design for the Darwin Waterfront public domain reinterprets the site’s historic headlands and celebrates the city’s natural and cultural heritage.

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Croydon South End High Street

Our design was all about bringing the community back to their neglected high street in Croydon, London.

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Brookfield Place

More than a workplace, Brookfield Place is a bustling urban precinct and heritage location revitalising the heart of a city.

Research

Superdensity: a new model for vertical urbanism

Could ​‘vertical streets’ be the next step in the evolution of the city?

CONVERSATIONS

Stations for superdense cities

Why distributed rail station entrances are key to Hong Kong’s superdensity.

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Metro Tunnel Project

Due for completion late 2025, Metro Tunnel Project will transform the way people move around Melbourne, improving north-south transit as well as access to key destinations and landmarks.
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