Landscape

Across the city, active transport is increasingly recognised not simply as a mobility layer, but as a catalyst for greener corridors, stronger community connection and a richer everyday urban experience.

As Sydney settles into the quiet of mid-winter, the memories of summer linger — shimmering heat, crowded shorelines, and the magnetic pull of water that defines so much of life in this city.

In the ever-evolving landscape of urban environments, the demand for public spaces that offer versatility and community value has never been greater. Landscape architects are increasingly tasked with creating environments that not only serve daily needs but also provide environmental and social benefits. This approach not only enhances the usability of these spaces but also fosters a stronger sense of community and cultural engagement. In Australia, CONTEXT has demonstrated this approach through several landmark projects, transforming everyday spaces into dynamic hubs of activity. This article explores how CONTEXT’s designs exemplify the principles of flexible public spaces and highlights the profound community benefits they deliver.

In an age of urbanisation and technology, CONTEXT reveals how we can harness good design to encourage children to spend more time outdoors for free play and hands-on learning.

We are delighted to announce CONTEXT’s win of the 2024 NSW AILA Landscape Architecture award for Parks & Open Space with our Tench Reserve – Parks for People project.

In an age of urbanisation and technology, CONTEXT reveals how we can harness good design to encourage children to spend more time outdoors for free play and hands-on learning.