Projects

The urban and landscape design for the Kingsford Smith Drive Upgrade will enhance our interaction with the river and create an enduring public realm that positively contributes to Brisbane's identity as a New World City.

Brisbane City Council's Norman Creek 2026 is a project of ambitious scope and scale in a strategic master plan for the entire catchment of this highly urbanised waterway.

To grow Woolgoolga in a way that does not affect its unspoilt & unhurried beachside character, but that is proactive in supporting business growth.

The purpose of the study was to identify and define the existing character elements that contribute to the landscape and urban character of the Toowoomba region.

The aim of the garden is to showcase the University of Queensland's community & sustainability ethos. The chosen site is located at the entrance to the campus and will also serve as a formal arrival to the campus for visitors.

LatStudios transformation of a former granite quarry into a thriving residential neighbourhood demonstrates a radical ability to both respond to the history of site and champion a new future directive for both community and landscape.

Understanding the interactions between our physical world and the social, economic and environmental impacts through a Neighbourhood Character Study demonstrates our ability to comprehend the past and present to inform an aspirational future.

Urban design, planning and development are a vital part of Melbourne Water’s role to manage and protect the city’s major water resources.

AMP Capital approached LatStudios in 2014 to develop a public realm master plan for the Milton Green precinct.

'Buildings that breathe' engage with the city and harmonise with the setting in which they sit. Hobbs Park exemplifies this approach and echoes LatStudios' ethos of crafting contextually responsive public spaces of the highest quality.