The restoration of UWA’s beloved Sunken Garden focused on enhancing its heritage character through sensitive material selection and construction. Originally built in the 1940s, the works ensure the amphitheatre can continue to host cultural events and celebrations, with improved lighting, terraces and staircases extending its legacy.

The redesign of Curtin University’s TL Robertson Library public realm strengthens connections between the building, surrounding landscape and wider campus. Key moves include enhancing the existing legacy, improving accessibility, decluttering the ground plane, and creating outdoor learning zones that support innovation, collaboration, and social engagement.

Located at the heart of Curtin University, the Yarning Circle is a cultural gathering space shaped by Yarning Circle Protocols. Co-designed with Noongar Elders and students, it fosters connection to Country, cultural learning, and landscape-led teaching beyond the traditional classroom.

Bilya Marlee at UWA is a gateway for Indigenous knowledge, reimagining learning on Country. Integrating architecture and landscape, the project strengthens connections to Derbal Yerrigan and embeds living culture within the design of the School of Indigenous Studies and its campus setting.