Our Projects

Darling Quarter

Award-winning mixed-use precinct on Sydney's waterfront, Australian Development of the Year 2013.

Viv's Place

Australia's first permanent housing for women and children escaping domestic violence.

Burnham Beeches

A world-class wellness destination featuring Australia's first 6-star resort by Six Senses.

Melbourne Central

Australia's best-performing shopping center based on turnover per square meter.

Monash University

A long-term placemaking partnership focused on enhancing the student experience on campus.

Melbourne Iconic Laneways

Helping Melbourne win Most Liveable City eight years running.

Burwood Brickworks

Recognised as the world most sustainable shopping centre and recipient of the Australian Development of the Year 2021.

Rouse Hill

Recognised as Australia's Top Property Development of the Year 2010 and a ULI Global Awards for Excellence winner.

HCA Placemaking

Industry first 'tool kit' to transform social housing projects into strategic people-led places

RMIT Masterplan

First use of the Regenerative Placemaking Model

Macedon Ranges Thriving Villages

Empowered a whole rural region to take ownership of their towns and co-create community centred places

Mathers Place

Instrumental in securing ten times the original project budget

Mark Moran Vaucluse

Re-activating place

CHIA Engagement

Industry first community engagement framework for social housing organisations

South Melbourne Market

Community approach to engaging traders and visitors

Queen Victoria Market

Transformative placemaking for shaping Melbourne's night economy since 1997

Cowra CBD Activation

Facilitating a community-led transformation to revitalise the town of Cowra

RMIT City North

Facilitated the City North campus to align with its community's aspirations, creating a student-centered precinct

Deakin University

Improving campus vibrancy through strategic place activation strategies

Elizabeth Quay

Critical to shaping the story of the Quay and creating a place identity that positions Perth as a destination