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Jeavons Landscape Architects were invited to assist with further development of the outdoor play spaces on this is new early childhood centre in the Kimberley, W.A. The centre provides care and education services to children and families from the Fitzroy River Valley.  The centre has a wonderful new building which was only opened officially in June […]

The new playground and park refurbishment at Friendship Square, Cheltenham has transformed this space into a lively and widely-used pocket park. Since its recent construction, the park has seen a significant rise in popularity with locals enjoying the space on a daily basis. As part of the Kingston City Council Playground Strategy prepared by Jeavons in 2009,

We are pleased to welcome back Felicity Brown, our senior landscape architect who has returned from maternity leave. Felicity is operating from near Horsham and allows us to service our clients in the Wimmera, the western district and other rural areas in Victoria and South Australia.

We’ve been busy with 3d SketchUp illustrations in the past few weeks. Here are a few images of some Queensland early childhood centres we drew after detailed consultation.

A special school in a garden – a new place to inspire, nurture and stimulate the senses has recently opened for children with a wide range of disabilities in Melbourne’s north-west. Glenroy Specialist School offers education, specialised health care for children aged 5 to 18 years and support resources for parents and carers of children with disabilities. In

Starting school this year was exciting for students at the Genazzano FCJ College Early Learning Centre as the 2013 group was the first to experience this amazing new purpose-built facility that includes a completely new outdoor play environment, new play rooms and a refurbished library. Jeavons Landscape Architects collaborated with Genazzano staff and H2o Architects to design this rich

Since 2007 Jeavons Landscape Architects have collaborated with Albury Botanical Gardens, the Friends group and Albury City Council to turn their ideas for a children’s space into reality within the historic Albury Botanical Gardens. Built over the years by Gardens staff with art works by artist James Cattell , the project came to fruition in late 2012 and visitors

We are pleased to announce that last week Jeavons Landscape Architects were awarded the National Sustainability Award for Landscape Design for the Clifton Hill Railway Project . Read more on http://www.bpn.com.au/bpn-sustainability-awards/2012-winners/jeavons-landscape-architects-win-landscape-award   At the BPN awards night in Sydney the judges said: “Beginning in what has been a highly degraded site in need of rejuvenation, the

Mary Jeavons was a key presenter at the recent Kidsafe WA seminar Playscapes in Public Spaces in Perth Oct 25, 2012. Marys presentation on the design of public play spaces emphasised ways of adding value to public play spaces in parks, even if budgets are tight. These points are particularly relevant as ways to add value where

Zoe has moved on after 8 creative years making a great contribution at Jeavons Landscape Architects. We wish Zoe well with her new project researching Urban Ecology at the University of Melbourne.