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Jeavons Landscape Architects, in collaboration with Haskell Architects, Motherworks and Melbourne Landscape Company have completed a community hub for the residents of Westall. The hub combines much needed services including a library, maternal and child health services, education and various other services within the one facility. Jeavons included accessible play spaces as well as lush […]

Austin Child care centre is located onsite at the Austin Hospital in Heidelberg. The outdoor play space was built around an existing tree and provides opportunities for the children to engage in nature play.  The area features a sculptural nest structure within which the children can play or sit with a teacher to read. The

Most of us take our senses for granted. Our ability to perceive the world, to move through space, to understand even our own shape and form, to interact with the physical world and to engage with and communicate with others relies entirely on our eight senses. Some children have difficulty processing sensory information and this

Jeavons landscape Architects are happy to announce three awards of excellence from WA Parks & Leisure Australia for Kwinana Adventure Playground; Park of the Year Award, Playspace Award (>$0.5M) and Best Community Program. Our collaboration with Josh Byrne and Associates in Western Australia resulted in a spectacular space built amongst some massive indigenous trees which

Our Jeavons landscape architects Team is excited to announce we are the proud recipients of the ‘Major Playspace Award’ from Parks & Leisure Australia (Vic/Tas), Regional Awards of Excellence 2017, for our design for The Community Bank Adventure Park in Wallan. We enjoyed collaborating with the Mitchell Shire Council Team and Naturform to bring the vision into fruition. This

Situated in the Queen Elizabeth Centre in Noble Park, this sensory garden/play area is a purpose designed therapeutic play space providing a valuable tool for therapists and QEC staff. It is a space where not only the children benefit but also the parents.  This special garden helps both the children and their parents feel calmer

​ Planning Outdoor Environments in Schools: A One Day Seminar When: Friday 5th May 2017 Where: City of Melbourne Bowls Club, Flagstaff Gardens, West Melbourne, 9am to 4pm (a short walk from Flagstaff Station) A forum for discussion and information, in a lovely venue and with great food: • current research – the role and value of