Arcadia Landscape Architecture

Arcadia is proud to have contributed pro bono landscape architectural services to the successful delivery of the Lady Musgrave Trust’s latest housing project. The four secure, self-contained units, complete with shared learning spaces and on-site support, have officially opened, with families enjoying their new homes.   Jinndii Waijung is an innovative supported transitional housing project designed to provide a safe haven for young mothers and their children. This project was made possible by Lady Musgrave Trust, Property Industry Foundation and the Queensland Government via the Housing Investment Fund as the major funder.   Congratulations to everyone who worked on this project   Client: The Lady Musgrave Trust, Property Industry Foundation Indigenous Nation: Yugambeh Location: Logan, QLD House imagery by Scott Burrows

In the News: Arcadia is excited that the DA has been approved for the Paddington Collection mixed-use revitalisation in one of Brisbane's most historic inner city high streets. It will comprise of two buildings of four and five storeys, with 12 luxury apartments and 32 boutique hotel suites. The development aims to preserve Paddington’s character while reinvesting in the prominent retail strip of shops fronting Given Terrace. Arcadia’s landscape design for the project aims to create a unique identity for the development that reflects Paddington’s rich cultural heritage. A blend of private and communal spaces has been incorporated, offering residents both larger gathering areas and more intimate settings. Congratulations to everyone who is working on this project. Client: Core Property Partners & P&MV Constructions Key Collaborator: DAH ARCHITECTURE Town Planning: Mewing Planning Consultants Engineering: Inertia Engineering Nathan Clausen https://lnkd.in/dgS6QjjJ

In the same way Arcadia is shaping meaningful places for all Australians in regional and urban settings, our approach is to create meaningful career experiences for our people. We develop Arcadians at all levels from undergraduates still studying to senior practitioners developing the skills to be the next generation of experts and leaders. Join our team and work in a rewarding and stimulating Studio environment.

Beautiful new photography the Queanbeyan Civic and Cultural Precinct. The landmark $74 million project provides links to The Q Performing Arts Centre and Bicentennial Hall and draws together a new library, public domain, community meeting spaces and facilities, basement parking, and a new head office for council staff. Arcadia’s landscape design interprets the journey of the Queanbeyan River with water-themed paving woven throughout all spaces, creating a sensory water story as people move through the precinct. Designed for 18-hour activation, the space brings people together for everyday amenity, community events and cultural performances. Congratulations to everyone who worked on this project. Client: QPRC (Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council) Architect: Cox Architecture Builder: ADCO Constructions Project Manager: The APP Group Civil Engineer: INDESCO Images: Anne Stroud Mitchell Audsley, Chris Tidswell

Arcadia is thrilled to be part of the design team selected for the Northside Hospital Project, the largest single health infrastructure project to be delivered in ACT history. This is an exciting opportunity to work with Infrastructure Canberra in partnership with ACT Health and Canberra Health Services, Multiplex and a team of specialist consultants, including BVN Architecture. Arcadia is looking forward to collaborating with community, stakeholders, healthcare and patient groups, to design a hospital landscape, underpinned by innovation, sustainability, and cultural connection, that will deliver for the ACT now and into the future. Congratulations to all involved! Mitchell Audsley Jason Kocmar Alex Longley More here: https://lnkd.in/gXNCdEMK https://lnkd.in/g43PsB3r

In the same way Arcadia is shaping meaningful places for all Australians in regional and urban settings, our approach is to create meaningful career experiences for our people. We develop Arcadians at all levels from undergraduates still studying to senior practitioners developing the skills to be the next generation of experts and leaders. Join our team and work in a rewarding and stimulating Studio environment.

Arcadia is seeking a talented Senior Graphic and Digital Designer to join our dynamic team. Based in Pyrmont, this role offers a unique blend of creative production and company brand custodianship, perfect for a versatile designer with more than 5 years’ experience in Graphic Design, Marketing, Digital Content or related role. Arcadia is working on some of Australia's most significant landscape architecture projects so experience in the Built Environment, Environmental Graphics, and Signage would be a distinct advantage.  Apply now at careers@arcadiala.com.au Samantha Chestney Chris Tidswell Ruth Bartlet-Pullen Alex Longley Michael Barnett Pip Meachin Nicole Wilson Andrew Ewington

Arcadia is excited to share beautiful new imagery of The Witton by Mosaic, a luxury apartment development with sustainability at its core, bordered by river, city, and hinterland. Working closely with Rothelowman and Mosaic Property Group, Arcadia has created a superb rooftop recreation and entertaining level featuring an infinity-edge pool, relaxation lawns, 175m perimeter walking track, lounges, barbeques, dining areas, and magnificent city, river and hinterland views. Care was taken to restore the Indigenous vegetation of the site on the ground level and existing swale, while the rooftop planting is a sculptured palette of individually selected species to create interest with a variety of colour and forms. Congratulations to all who worked on the project! Client: Mosaic Property Group Key Collaborators: Rothelowman Indigenous Nation: Jagera/Turrbal Photography: Mitchell Kemp Nathan Clausen

It was an inspirational couple of days at the UDIA National Congress 2025 in Brisbane. The Arcadia team enjoyed listening to industry experts share their insights on the changing geopolitical and economic power, placemaking and the importance of parks as part of our healthcare system and addressing the skills and productivity decline. Alex Longley, Nathan Clausen, Daniel Byrne, Ruth Bartlet-Pullen

With its stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour, Barangaroo Station Park was designed as a significant and interconnecting piece of Barangaroo public domain. The park has created an accessible green space planted with 170 trees, ferns and shrubs, using mostly native species, to increase biodiversity in the urban environment.          The centrepiece of Barangaroo Station Park is the interpretive seating made from precast white concrete, seeded with oyster shells collected within the Sydney Basin, which celebrates the Nawi Cove’s traditional use by Gadigal peoples as a fishing ground. Arcadia’s landscape design response required consultation and collaboration with a multitude of stakeholders, including local Elders and First Nations Knowledge Holders to find meaningful opportunities to instill the site’s heritage and Indigenous culture through artwork and interpretation. Congratulations to everyone who worked on this project. Client: METRON Collaborators: Foster + Partners, Architectus, SESL Australia Artefact Heritage and Environment, Jiwah, Mott MacDonald, Arcadis, Tilt, 2 Barrows Indigenous Nation: Dharug (Eora) - Gadigal Photographer: Brett Boardman   Chris Tidswell Chang Liu