Terras Landscape Architects engage in urban design by strategically combining their expertise in spatial planning, environmental considerations, and community dynamics. Terras assess existing urban spaces, identifying opportunities for enhancement and addressing challenges. Integrating elements such as green spaces, pedestrian-friendly pathways, and aesthetically pleasing designs, landscape architects contribute to the creation of vibrant and sustainable urban environments.
Collaborating with other professionals in the design and planning process, Terras work to balance functionality, aesthetics, and the well-being of the community.
By considering factors like accessibility, cultural significance, and environmental sustainability, landscape architects play a key role in shaping urban landscapes that are not only visually appealing but also conducive to the diverse needs and lifestyles of the residents. Through thoughtful and holistic design approaches, Terras landscape architects contribute significantly to the vitality and resilience of urban areas.
Urban Design Strategies
Masterplanning
Site analysis, assessment and integrated masterplan principles.
Streetscape
Concepts
Landscape concepts.
Public Open Space
Public Domain Open Space
Public open space interfaces with access corridors and urban planning integration with commercial development.
Harbour Square
Foreshore Public Promenade
Part of the revitalisation of the derelict harbour foreshore. Linked to the civic axis and engaging people
Public Domain
Urban Waterfront Public Space
Interconnected foreshore and urban spaces to activate the harbour and provide multiple spaces for passive, active recreation on this waterfront setting.
Honeysuckle Foreshore Park
Waterfront Urban Spaces and Connections
Public spaces and foreshore landscape
Planning Principles
Visual and Character Analysis
Site Assessment & Design Principles
Mainstreet Program
Streetscape Improvements
Integration of dining and cafe areas with the public domain.
Streetscape Concept
Townscape Elements
Provising the space for public use and landscape within new proposals.