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A detailed topographic map shows a mountainous region near the Sydney 2070 mega city, with a network of rivers and water bodies. The terrain is shaded to highlight elevation changes, with green indicating lower altitudes and white representing higher altitudes. A future mega park dots the coastline at the bottom.

A mega park for a mega city: Sydney 2070

December 8, 2021 Insights

Today at the 2021 World Urban Parks Congress held at the ICC in Darling Harbour, Adrian McGregor unv...

A detailed illustration of a large urban park, often referred to as the community's backyard, surrounded by buildings and trees. The park features a circular green lawn with people, sports fields, walking paths, and nearby residential and high-density housing areas. Roads border and cut through parts of the park, showcasing elements that could be worthy of an Australian Urban Design Award.

‘Community’s backyard’ recognised at Australian Urban Design Awards

October 28, 2021 Awards

Our transformative, place-led urban design strategy for Castle Hill Showground has been recognised a...

A Strategic Blue-Green Network for Bengaluru

August 16, 2021 New Project

Funding has been announced for the Australia-India Council (AIC) 2021 Grants Program supporting proj...

Yazhou Bay – An Ecosystem in the World of Tomorrow

August 2, 2021 New Project

Yazhou Bay’s biocity framework details a new city of high technological and ecological value desig...

The Grampians Peaks Trails: a world class long-distance walking experience

August 4, 2017 General

The Grampians Peaks Trail (GPT) Stage 2 offers a world class hiking experience over 160km of pristin...

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