Refurbishments fit discreetly within established parkland character
PROJECT:
Roma Street Parklands Refurbishments
Roma Street Parklands Refurbishments
Client:
City Parklands Transition Services
City Parklands Transition Services
location:
Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
scope:
Frangipani Court Barbecue Areas
Albert Street Entry
Hardworks & Softworks
Frangipani Court Barbecue Areas
Albert Street Entry
Hardworks & Softworks
budget:
$200K
O2 Landscape Architecture is involved in several refurbishments across Roma Street Parkland, including Frangipani Court barbecue areas and the Albert Street entry & surrounding streetscape.
Frangipani Court, being the parkland’s primary barbecue and picnic area, and the Albert Street entry were earmarked for immediate construction. A fresh review of the spaces uncovered a series of previous refurbishments which detracted from the experience of park patrons. In collaboration with City Parklands Transition Services, O2 Landscape Architecture sought to create functional/practical layouts and enhanced connections to the park’s features whilst discreetly ‘fitting-in’ with the character of existing infrastructure and the greater parkland. $200K
Refurbishments fit discreetly within established parkland character
PROJECT:
Roma Street Parklands Refurbishments
Roma Street Parklands Refurbishments
Client:
City Parklands Transition Services
City Parklands Transition Services
location:
Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
Brisbane City, Queensland, Australia
scope:
Frangipani Court Barbecue Areas
Albert Street Entry
Hardworks & Softworks
Frangipani Court Barbecue Areas
Albert Street Entry
Hardworks & Softworks
budget:
$200K
O2 Landscape Architecture is involved in several refurbishments across Roma Street Parkland, including Frangipani Court barbecue areas and the Albert Street entry & surrounding streetscape.
Frangipani Court, being the parkland’s primary barbecue and picnic area, and the Albert Street entry were earmarked for immediate construction. A fresh review of the spaces uncovered a series of previous refurbishments which detracted from the experience of park patrons. In collaboration with City Parklands Transition Services, O2 Landscape Architecture sought to create functional/practical layouts and enhanced connections to the park’s features whilst discreetly ‘fitting-in’ with the character of existing infrastructure and the greater parkland. $200K










