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Over the years, the concept of educational environments has undergone a remarkable transformation. From traditional settings with rows of desks and a grass playing field, we have progressed into dynamic spaces emphasising experiential learning, collaborative engagement and development.

Landscape architecture is the art and science of designing outdoor spaces that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing. While the benefits of landscape architecture are often focused on the physical environment, such as improving air quality or reducing noise pollution, there are also significant psychological benefits to this field.

PLAN E has recently expanded our broad skill set with the development of our 3D visualisation capability. Through the use of a suite of rendering technologies, we are now able to offer our clients the option of generating detailed, realistic 3D imagery and videos that can bring their projects to life during the design stage.

It certainly is a challenging time in Melbourne at the moment and our thoughts are very much with our fellow Victorians at this time!

With the recent lockdown, there has been an increased focus on using our parks for recreation and activity. Kings Park is a great destination for outdoor exercise, and at the same time exploring the myriad delights this iconic world-renowned park has to offer.

A new memorial garden in the heart of the Ellenbrook Town Centre officially opened on Friday 28th April, as part of Developer LWP Property Group’s new town centre precinct, Drummond.

PLAN E is proactively responding to the ongoing COVID-19 situation and its potential impact on our staff, clients, associates and current projects.

The Busselton ‘Sea Play on the Bay’ playscape has been honoured in the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) National Landscape Architecture Awards 2019.

Leading Western Australian landscape architecture practice, PLAN E, successfully implemented its fourth aged care project for 2018.