Exhibition Village is part of the Sekisui House master planned community in Gledswood Hills.  The site was originally the El Caballo Blanco equine themepark. The circular space links to the wider community by four roads & purpose-built path and future pedestrian crossing connecting to the existing development (Stage 31).  After being the successful tenderer, Co-Ordinated Landscapes started work in 2021.

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The final construction features community tennis court with high chainmesh fence and swimming pool with frameless glass pool fence, both are linked to the BBQ terrace.

The BBQ area, seats and table were constructed from salvaged logs from the site.  These main features are complemented by natural landscaping elements such as sandstone retaining walls, steps, ramps and pavements.

Extra care was taken with the native restoration with plant stock ranging from 1000L to tube stock and over 1000m2 of turf was laid.  A focus on storm water drainage included landscape swales to surface pits.

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The challenge were the changes in grades and heights over small areas of the site, the team overcome this by introducing retaining walls.  The project was well received from the client due to meeting milestones and budget.

A luxury residential community featuring unique low rise towers and apartments,  all encircle a series of lush garden courtyards. The ground level features extensive podium style landscaping, which creates privacy while enhancing the luxury feel of the community.  A shade sail was also installed over the playground.

Co-Ordinated Landscapes were awarded the construction of the Sales Office area, along with the Temporary Park and Display Village. JMD Design were the Landscape Architects.

This park formed a major part of the sales aspect for the Oran Park development and the delivery of a quality project for the use of prospective buyers was an essential part of the overall marketing strategy.

Works included drainage, insitu concrete paths walls and granite fencing along with play elements in the form of lettering, planting and furniture installation.  The water feature element as well as the coloured concrete bike track added interest to the design and it was essential to manage these sub-contractors to deliver a quality project on time.

Co-Ordinated Landscapes were awarded the Design and Construct contract for this project after a tender process and were engaged by Taylor to deliver a high-quality landscape for their residential project.

Design and construct contract including circular custom timber seating area and a tiered multi-pond water feature which is the centre piece of the courtyard. Co-Ordinated Landscapes was responsible for producing shop drawings and resolving the hydraulics of the water feature which has a corten finish.

The project also included connecting footpaths, ramps, handrails, timber decks, concrete stepping stones and tree plantings.  These photos depict the planting immediately after installation and will grow to create a lush contrast to the surrounding apartments and offer places of relaxation and solitude for residents.