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The growing suite of commercial case studies illustrate the concepts in our key policies and guidelines and focus on both good design processes and outcomes.

The vision for the GreenWay was to build an asset for collective wellbeing that would link public green spaces and restore natural environments.

As the former site of the 2012 London Olympic Games, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is the largest urban park built in the UK in the past century.

The Bourke Street cycleway is a 3.4 km active transport corridor across a traffic-congested area of inner city Sydney, from Woolloomooloo to Waterloo.

The 2.8 ha waterfront site at the eastern end of Ballast Point peninsula was a Caltex fuel storage and oil distribution point until closing in 2002.

The Goods Line is a public thoroughfare and elevated linear park on a disused railway corridor from Railway Square to Darling Harbour in inner Sydney.

Providing integrated green infrastructure to address Singapore’s dual need for effective stormwater management and high-quality public open space.

The Waterloo Community Centre was designed to accommodate Weave, a not-for-profit organisation providing counselling services and community programs.

A former waterfront industrial site transformed into a new cultural hub, with a design that blurs between landscape, architecture, and infrastructure.

Tamworth Regional Council found a successful way to test design options with the community – a pop-up festival to mock up ideas for a street upgrade.