McGregor Coxall in Sydney, Australia | Landscape company

McGregor Coxall

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 2 9977 3853

Address: Suite 101, Level 1/39 E Esplanade, Manly 2095 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.mcgregorcoxall.com

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24.01.2022 Adrian McGregor and City of Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore at last night’s sell out #PechaKucha presentation night discussing projects, parks, streets, lanes, artworks, and buildings that have transformed public Sydney for the better. #DryingGreen #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Sydney

23.01.2022 Cardinia Road’s newest open space and walkable underpass is now complete. Forming part of the Victorian State Government Level Crossing Removal Project, our landscape approach features 38,000 planted trees, shrubs, and grasses mitigating urban heat while providing convenience and shade for pedestrians, privacy for neighbours, and offering sustainable water management solutions. The multi-purpose space caters for a variety of recreational interests while reducing congestio...n and greatly improving safety for the growing community and surrounding suburbs. Imagery by Level Crossing Removal Project. #Transport #Sustainability #Community #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol

23.01.2022 The "Sea Flower" concept is a unique offshore mooring formation that doubles as sea art and functional homes for Daishan Island’s fishing community. Mitigating the scent of fishing boats, the Sea Flower will declutter the coastline and provide a harbourside aesthetic unique to tourists and residents of Daishan Island. McGregor Coxall and UPDIS were awarded the winning proposal for the International Competition for Urban Design for Daishan Island: the Penglai Wonderland tha...t serves as an important cornerstone for tourism and fishing economies in the Zhoushan Archipelago. Coastal planning, an optimised urban design and a vibrant public realm underpin the design approach that seeks to regenerate the island whilst maintaining the rich local cultural characteristics. #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol

21.01.2022 We are proud to announce Reservoir Station has been shortlisted for Public Architecture, Sustainable Architecture and Urban Design categories in the 2021 Victorian Architecture Awards. In an Australian first, the Transport Interchange was awarded a 5 Star Green Star As Built rating by the Green Building Council of Australia. The design maximises greenspace below the elevated rail corridor, concrete incorporates recycled glass and rainwater is sustainably managed to create a g...reener, more accessible rail link for the community. You can learn more about the development here: http://bit.ly/McGC_ReservoirStation Architecture: Genton Contractor: John Holland Engineering: KBR Imagery by Peter Clarke. #Transport #Sustainability #Community #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol

21.01.2022 Join our Founder and Global Director of Design, Adrian McGregor, and a host of architects, landscape architects, and artists at the #PublicSydney Projects PechaKucha (Tuesday 4 May) exploring transformative city-making projects spanning parklands, public spaces, artworks and built form for the benefit of the community. Adrian’s presentation will follow Green Square’s Drying Green Park's heritage, design response, and legacy in Sydney's future. Registration: https://www.teamcl...over.com.au/pk-event #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment

21.01.2022 One of Bristol’s most historically significant high streets is set to undergo a major transformation following the approval of the East Street Placemaking and Public Realm Masterplan by the client partner team that features Bristol City Council and Bedminster BID. Read: http://bit.ly/EastStBristol Our multidisciplinary approach details an adaptable public realm that restores the declining, vehicle-dominant space into a prosperous commercial, recreational, and ecological haven... for Bristol‘s rapidly growing community. Responding to climate change through urban greening and biodiversity enhancements, land use diversification and activation will unlock East Street’s potential to fit a healthy day-night economy. #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol #Bedminster

18.01.2022 Publicly accessible spaces for all are not a ‘nice to have’, but a need for any global city and community to ensure social, cultural, environmental and economic resilience. Parks are essential for recreation and respite, for meeting and congregating, and of course for getting close to nature, all of which boost our health and wellbeing. McGregor Coxall reimagined Sydney for the Committee for Sydney Public Space Ideas Competition with our Forest of Resilience, Reclaiming the B...alance. Read more about it here: https://sydney.org.au/psic/entry/our-forest-of-resilience/ #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #Parks #Openspaces #CommitteeforSydney #PublicSpaceIdeasCompetition #sustainability #urbanplanning

16.01.2022 Framed within our current environmental, cultural and economic challenges, Michael Cowdy and Fraser Halliday co-wrote an article describing how BioUrbanism is generating intelligent planning decisions at McGregor Coxall and where it is headed in the future - Check out the Article below. https://issuu.com//12316_landscape_issue_4-2020/s/11176010 #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #Parks #Openspaces #sustainability #urbanplanning

14.01.2022 Reservoir Station by Genton and McGregor Coxall. The station is part of the Victorian government’s Level Crossing Removal Project, and part of an elevated rail corridor in Melbourne’s north. The project creates a new landscaped public space which links to the nearby community and retail spaces, as well as enhancing accessibility and public safety. ArchitectureAU Project Lead: Nick Griffin https://architectureau.com//suburban-railway-station-reca/... #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #HighStreet #ReservoirStation #HighStreetReservoirStation #Sustainability

13.01.2022 The London Festival of Architecture launched a contest Reimagining Butler’s Wharf promenade in Shad Thames, south-east London. From 50 entries McGregor Coxall with The Place Bureau and Steensen Varming were shortlisted with our Flow & Ebb of Butler’s Wharf submission, a unique take on the area’s long-term transformation. You can view our submission 'The Flow & Ebb of Butler’s Wharf' and also be involved by voting for it to win: https://www.londonfestivalofarchitecture.org/re...imagining-b/ #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #ButlersWharf #TheThames

12.01.2022 Safeguarding our cities and ecosystems for future generations is a shared responsibility and a matter of global urgency. From blue-green infrastructure strategies, to urban canopy restoration, socially conscious urban precincts, and Biocity Research we dare to reconnect places to the natural world ensuring resilient, thriving, inclusive environments for the future. #EarthDay #RestoreOurWorld

11.01.2022 Site visit day, Melbourne Studio. A day of offsite professional development and team building took the team on a hands-on journey through completed works at Monash University and Knox City Council's Quarry Reserve before closing out the day at TarraWarra Museum of Art. The series of unique public domains and play spaces demonstrated unique solutions for complex landscape, urban, and environmental challenges a firm reminder of how vital placemaking design is to the success o...f cities, towns, and developments. #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol #PersonalDevelopment

06.01.2022 The Ningaloo Lighthouse Project by Tattarang in Exmouth, Western Australia is a new sustainable ecoresort by the Ningaloo Marine Park and Cape Range National Park. Kerry Hill Architects and McGregor Coxall are designing the $85 million tourism resort which will be renewable-powered, plastic free, use wastewater recycling and a bio-digester for organic waste to divert 60 tonnes of food waste from landfill every year and generate 10 tonnes of fertiliser. Designed by Adrian McGr...egor and Logan Pennington https://lnkd.in/gtZ8gKi #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #WesternAustralia #Exmouth #Ningaloo #KerryHillArchitects #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #PlasticFree #WSUD

06.01.2022 Our Shenzhen Studio’s recent site visit day saw the team journey to Dongguan for a day of professional development, team building, and cultural reflection. Embarking on a guided tour of L&A Design’s ‘La V-onderland’ factory, the team were taken through the process behind the creation of bespoke, contemporary children’s play spaces. In exploring the ancient Nanshe Village of Ming and Qing Dynasties, the region’s traditional urban and landscape characteristics were a reminder o...f the importance of sympathetic preservation of culture in modern placemaking enhancement projects. #LandscapeArchitecture #UrbanDesign #Environment #Biodiversity #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #Bristol #PersonalDevelopment"

03.01.2022 Marrickville has been placed 10th in Time Out's annual ‘40 coolest neighbourhoods in the world’. Joppe Veul at McGregor Coxall has redesigned Marrickville’s HJ Mahoney Memorial Park with Inner West Council into a healthy, safe and attractive place for youth. The park includes street art walls, a multi-purpose court, a flexible-use space for young people, skate-able concrete seating, a new shelter with picnic setting, a drinking fountain and new landscaping. The park is now co...mpleted and it’s exciting to see it filled with people of all ages. It’s this inclusive and community focused vision that helps make Marrickville a great place to live, work and play. https://www.timeout.com/coolest-neighbourhoods-in-the-world #McGregorCoxall #LandscapeArchitecture #Urbanism #Environment #Biourbanism #Sydney #Melbourne #Brisbane #Shenzhen #London #Bristol #InnerWestCouncil #Marrickville #Parks #Openspaces