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Logan Pennington

Associate, Landscape Architect

Logan completed his Landscape Architecture Degree in 2014 at the Unitec Institute of Technology in Auckland, New Zealand. Whilst studying, he spent 18 months as a sole landscape designer and labourer working part time on various projects before moving to Sydney to pursue his professional career as a Graduate Landscape Architect with McGregor Coxall. Logan has interests in all areas of Landscape architecture, he is passionate about collaboratively working with other members of the profession to generate unique spaces and solutions that work successfully for the people, the environment and the future.

Expertise	Landscape Architecture Graphic design & design communication Active Transport WSUD
Qualifications	Bachelor Landscape Architecture
Memberships	Registered Landscape Architect, Australian Institute of Landscape Architects
Contact	Contact Logan Pennington

Featured Projects

Aerial view of a lush, green peninsula extending into a body of water, surrounded by sailboats and yachts. The shoreline is dotted with parks like Ballast Point Park and residential areas, while a cityscape with tall buildings and bridges is visible in the background under a clear sky.

Ballast Point Park

Birchgrove, Sydney, Australia

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This multi award winning 2.5ha post industrial waterfront park is located on a remediated lubricant production site on the Birchgrove Peninsula in the inner reaches of Sydney harbour. The site’s ric ...

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Bandirma Park Competition

Balikesir, Turkey

Through an integrated layering of dramatic garden landscapes, multi-level experiences and environmental stimulators, the Bandirma Gardens of Imagination emerge from their historical remnants as an int ...

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Rocksberg Landscape Masterplan

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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The Rocksberg Landscape Masterplan utilises an informed and holistic approach to open space planning for a 400ha master planned community project, situated an hour north of Brisbane’s CBD. The Lands ...

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Other News

An assortment of dried flowers, seed pods, and small pumpkins are arranged in a room with dark blue textured walls. Branches adorned with white fluffy blooms stand upright against the walls, creating a rustic, natural scene. The wooden floor is scattered with petals and leaves.

Exploring Language and Landscape: A Design Installation

July 19, 2024 Insights

Jump Spark Ltd commissioned McGregor Coxall to design a visual installation for a bilingual audio project with Eryri National Park and Sherman Theatre Cardiff, exploring the themes of language, landscape, nature, and place. The design investigates the connection between language loss and climate loss, raising the question: does linguistic...

A modern, serpentine house with a curved design and extensive use of glass and wood sits amidst a lush, grassy landscape with trees in autumn colors. Several people are visible near and around the building, and tiered wooden seating steps are integrated into the landscape in the foreground.

Planning approved for ‘leaf-like’ Serpentine House

July 17, 2024 Project Milestone

East Suffolk Council has granted planning permission for Serpentine House, an off-grid, rural home in Suffolk, UK, which mimics the shape and structure of a leaf. McGregor Coxall supported Tate + Co on this exciting project, with a landscape design to transform the pastoral setting into a contemporary garden, emphasising...

Aerial view of a modern park with a geometric design, known as the Drying Green. The park features a grid-patterned glass canopy over a small pavilion, grassy areas with scattered trees, pathways, and several sections of manicured greenery. A few people are seen walking through the sustainably designed space.

Drying Green wins 2024 Green Good Design Award for excellence in sustainability

July 11, 2024 Awards

McGregor Coxall have won the 2024 Green GOOD DESIGN Sustainability Award for The Drying Green, in recognition of exceptional forward-thinking designs and greater progress towards more sustainable environments. Located on Gadigal Country, The Drying Green Park is the 6,400m2 centrepiece of a network of green spaces servicing the local...

A group of people gathered around a table in Dorrigo, participating in a planning discussion for Bellingen's Sustainable Master Plans. One person is writing on a map covered with sticky notes, and another is taking notes. Papers, a coffee cup, and other materials are spread out on the table.

Shaping the Future: Sustainable Master Plans for Bellingen, Dorrigo and Urunga

July 4, 2024 Project Milestone

In collaboration with Cobalt Engagement, McGregor Coxall’s comprehensive and visionary master plans aim to guide the sustainable growth and development of Bellingen, Dorrigo, and Urunga CBDs over the next 20 years. With a distinct identity and environmental context, from plateaus and valleys to seaboard environments, Bellingen, Dorrigo and...

Aerial view of the Twelve Apostles, limestone stacks off the shore of Port Campbell National Park along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. From a scenic lookout, witness waves crashing below as these formations majestically rise from the Southern Ocean with a coastal road winding in the background.

New Lookout at the Twelve Apostles Opens

July 3, 2024 Project Opening

The new lookout at the Twelve Apostles by Parks Victoria has opened to the public. Distinctive and dramatic, the lookout is perched on top of the cliffs to fully experience the scale and drama of the magnificent landscape. The design for the new lookout was developed in close collaboration with...

Inspiring Future Landscape Architects at National Saturday Club

July 2, 2024 General

McGregor Coxall Design Director, Steve Kennedy, and Graduate Landscape Architects Amy Marsden and Tanvi Khurmi, had a fantastic time leading the Designing Sustainable Cities architectural masterclass for University of Central Lancashire Art&Design Saturday Club. Students were fully immersed in the world of landscape architecture, covering everything from on-site analysis to...

Aerial view of Parramatta Aquatic Centre with a background of the Parramatta skyline.

Parramatta Aquatic Centre recognised at NSW Architecture awards

July 1, 2024 Awards

Parramatta Aquatic Centre won the prestigious Sulman award for public architecture at last week’s Australian Institute of Architecture NSW Awards. The project, completed in 2023, also won in the Urban Design category. It’s McGregor Coxall’s third Sulman Medal, after The Sydney Modern: Art Gallery of NSW won the award...

Five people stand on a grassy field in a stadium, with some holding an award plaque from the RTPI South-West Awards. Behind them, a tower and trees are visible. The group wears smart attire, including suits, dresses, and a notable red dress with a medal. They pose for a photo together celebrating Planning Excellence.

Recognition at RTPI South-West Awards for Planning Excellence

June 28, 2024 Awards

McGregor Coxall’s Úna Breathnach-Hifearnáin and Sophie Thomas attended the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) South-West Awards Reception this week to celebrate the shortlisting of the ‘Launceston: Safer, Greener Streets’ project in the ‘Best Plan’ category. This recognition highlights McGregor Coxall’s dedication to transforming local town centres into healthy, resilient,...

A bustling urban square is filled with people engaging in various activities. Some are seated on colorful blocks, others are walking or standing. Trees provide shade, and a person in the foreground holds a smartphone displaying a map. Several plants decorate the area, complementing the innovative smart carpet pathways.

Smart Carpet Project featured in NLA’s Public London: Activating the City

June 28, 2024 Media

We’re proud to have contributed to the project directory for New London Architecture’s newly launched publication ‘Public London: Activating the city’, with the City of London: Smart Carpet project. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the London Festival of Architecture, the Public London publication and project directory looks back at...