Arcadia Landscape Architecture

Arcadia is delighted to announce that Noah Orman, a proud Birri and Guugu Yimithirr man from North Queensland, has been awarded the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) 2025 Arcadia Indigenous Landscape Architecture Scholarship. Noah has lived on the lands of the Garigal people in Sydney’s Northern Beaches since 2021 and is entering his second year of studying for a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture at UTS. Noah’s dedication to integrating First Nations perspectives, knowledge and wisdom into projects makes him an invaluable addition to both Arcadia and the future of landscape architecture To find out more about the Arcadia Indigenous Landscape Architecture Scholarships available around Australia, please get in touch with Pip Meachin - pipm@arcadiala.com.au Alex Longley, Michael Barnett

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 proudly providing pro bono landscape architectural services for Haven House South Dowling for the Property Industry Foundation, along with Homes NSW, the City of Sydney, The Salvation Army Australia, and the Goodman. This flagship development in Sydney’s inner city aims to provide at-risk young people with a critical pathway to long-term housing, education, employment, and independent living skills. Haven House will consist of 9 two-bedroom apartments and 1 one-bedroom apartment, featuring communal areas, an outdoor terrace, and green spaces. Arcadia's landscape design draws inspiration from the natural character of Surry Hills and the architectural form to create a welcoming environment. We can't wait to share more about this project as it comes together. Client: Property Industry Foundation Key Collaborators: fitzpatrick+partners and Essence Project Management  Indigenous Nation: Dharug (Eora) - Gadigal Location: Surry Hills NSW Max Molinia

We are honoured to announce that Arcadia has been recognised in the 2024 Land8: Landscape Architects Network Landscape Architects Network Social Media Awards. The Awards recognise firms and individuals who use social media to increase the awareness and importance of the profession of landscape architecture. Arcadia is delighted to be recognised alongside so many influential accounts - congratulations to everyone else who features on Land8's list! Thank you to all of our followers for your continued support. American Society of Landscape Architects

Located on the traditional lands of the Wurundjeri People, Cremorne Place is a new commercial development in the high-density urban precinct of Cremorne.   Arcadia’s landscape seeks to create an activated public realm offering to Cremorne Street, that will improve the amenity and pedestrian experience through activation of the streetscape interface with inviting retail and outdoor dining. With expansive landscaped terraces on every level, the project sets a new benchmark for integrating nature into workers’ daily experiences. Congratulations to everyone who is working on this project! Client: ICON Developments Key Collaborators: Architectus Indigenous Nation: Wurundjeri Location: Cremorne VIC

Very excited to share that Wadanggari Park has won GOLD in the 2025 Australian Design BETTER FUTURE Awards and is now in the running for a BETTER FUTURE World Design Award for Landscape Design! With a narrative based on the resilience of the Wadanggari (banksia), Wadangarri Park is the only park in Australia built over a railway line. Using innovative thinking about space to deliver green open space in a dense urban environment, the park extends the green corridors of bushland which connect the CBD of St Leonards with Sydney Harbour. Lane Cove Council Aurecon Arenco Landscape Solutions Kaylie Salvatori Dennis Foley iGuzzini Alex Longley Michael Barnett Daniel S. Chang Liu Ruiqi Shen Matthew Tancred

Newcastle Update: Off the back of the approval of 12 Steel Street, Arcadia is excited to announce the SSD Approval of Trinity Point, designed in collaboration with Koichi Takada. Arcadia’s landscape concept design for the master planned community, to be set on 23 hectares of premium waterfront land in Lake Macquarie, was enhanced by the local knowledge and passion of our Newcastle-based team. The landscape will complement the architectural design of the six apartment buildings, creating a destination with waterfront activities, high-end restaurants, luxury five-star hotel, and a vibrant retail and dining precinct. Celebrating the connection to place and Country, the landscape has been designed to frame views of the Watagan ranges to the west of Lake Macquarie.  Congratulations to everyone who is working on this project! More on Steel Street https://lnkd.in/gquAWKZg Client: Trinity Point Key Collaborators: Koichi Takada Indigenous Nation: Awabakal #newcastle Chris Tidswell, Qidi Li, Jack Stevenson, Annabel Lydon

Arcadia’s Canberra studio had the privilege of working with a broad array of minds and architectural styles on this tender design. Well done to Stewart Architecture for leading the way, and thanks again to Art Group for the opportunity to contribute. We are looking forward to the development of this key site in the heart of Canberra. Congratulations to the winning team.

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 worked in collaboration with Architectus to design Array at One Eden Park Drive in Macquarie Park, a commercial building which has 5.5 Star NABERS and 5 Star Green Star ratings. Drawing character from surrounding Endangered Ecological Communities, the landscape and open spaces enhance the character of Array as an innovation hub within the Macquarie Park commercial zone. Maintaining the existing Eucalypt street frontage and nestling the landscape within the existing fabric, collaborative and outdoor workspaces have been designed with contemporary workplace design principles, acknowledging that access to well-designed outdoor spaces increases staff happiness, productivity, health, and creativity. Congratulations to everyone who is worked on this project! Client: Kador Key Collaborators: Architectus Indigenous Nation: Wallumedegal/Darug