Multi Housing

Coogee

This residential project in Coogee involved the detailed design of a rooftop garden providing a green haven. We also detailed a large resort style pool (with swim out and lap lane), cabana and entertaining area.

Georges Fair

Urbex and the Moorebank Joint Venture engaged ecodesign to provide detailed designs, documentation and specifications for the front boundary treatments and streetscape integration for the houses located onthe entry Avenue at the Georges Fair residential estate.

Detailed colour presentation drawings, dimensioned setout plans, plant selection and elevation details were required to ensure that these homes presented a consistent look and feel to the estate as they adjoined the main entry road.

Lane Cove

Sanctum Design and “Evergreen Living” engaged ecodesign to provide construction documentation for this multi award winning eco townhouse development.

ecodesign was responsible for the specification of ecologically sustainable landscape construction materials for the pavements walling and gardens.Additionally we designed water features and low voltage LED garden lighting.

A prevalence of edible and native plants were selected where suitable. Due to the passive solar design of the homes consideration was also given to this aspect of the architecture to ensure the energy savings were maximised.

Lindfield

IPM engaged ecodesign to provide landscape documentation for their Ku Ring Gai Council DA, CC and we also provided input during the construction process. Our scope was to detail the extensive landscaped podium courtyards, rooftop gardens, water feature and on grade landscapes.

Additionally ecodesign was required to provide the Vegetation Management Plan for the Riparian Zone which passes through the site and was required for the NSW Office of Water Controlled Activity Application.

Lindfield

ecodesign worked on this project in partnership with Imperial Gardens to document the landscapetreatementsfor the Ku Ring Gai Council DA and CC.

Our scope required us to draft the concepts provided by Imperial Gardens for the Japanese entry garden. ecodesign also provided lighting design and landscape documentation for the remainder of the site.

Parramatta

This iconic residential development incorporates stormwater recycling by using reed beds within a large water feature, a large outdoor BBQ area and a drought tolerant locally native garden.

Parramatta

This residential development featured a large entry water feature fed by recycled stormwater. The challenges of this space included low available natural light and disguising large retaining walls. We overcame these challenges by making planter beds which doubled as seating and by specifying lush shade tolerant plantings.

Wahroonga

This development in a prominent Wahroonga street incorporated the retention of several significant trees and the transplanting of a single mature standard weeping cherry. The brief called for extensive plantings to satisfy the Ku Ring Gai Council. We also coordinated the site tree protection measures and the lighting design.