This is a contemporary interpretation of an indigenous design, using local materials, totems and symbols and creating a unique play space beside Lake Wendouree. The play space provides sensory play experiences for young children in a unique, small scale and highly detailed environment. Jeavons worked from a design provided by the local Aboriginal artist (Billy
Jeavons were commissioned to design a play space for the remote desert town of Wiluna and enhance the existing bare windswept local environment in the centre of town. Jeavons conducted extensive consultation with the community in May 2010. With the support of Wiluna’s school teachers we conducted dynamic playground design workshops with local children who
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The Growing Wild Partnership is working with Melbourne Zoo to develop the design for this new precinct. The partnership consists of: Jeavons Landscape Architects, CHC Architects, & Arterial. The focus of this project is the development of a new precinct within the Zoos aimed at children aged 3 to 8. The current Stage of this
Glenallen school has just celebrated the opening of their very special new playground. The school caters for students with a physical disability or health impairment and many of the students are in wheelchairs. The new playground has been custom designed by Jeavons to be accessible to all. It is a place for learning and play
St Anne’s Primary School had a playground in a small space that required major refurbishment. The Jeavons Team were required to produce a design that optimises the existing space to provide for outdoor play and learning environments that can be accessed for all. St Anne’s Primary School engaged Jeavons to design major changes to their
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The play spaces in Isabel Henderson are designed to be complex, diverse and multi-purpose. The play spaces aim to stimulate all senses, through the use of natural materials as well as create open-ended play areas to stimulate imaginative and creative play. These outdoor play spaces are essential in early childhood centres in a world where
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A neglected, contaminated park in Ardeer, in the western suburbs of Melbourne, the project involved detailed collaboration with the community for more than 2 years. The result is a thriving natural landscape used by a diverse local community. Jeavons landscape designers were contracted to interpret the community’s vision and completely redesign a highly contaminated local park
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The Tidal River Open Space Project was an opportunity for Jeavons Landscape Architects to develop a masterplan for the very special environment of Wilsons Promontory that is visited and valued by many throughout the year. Â Carefully located on the site buffer zones, space have been allowed for around all the existing functional areas, especially the
The Stud Park All Abilities Playground in Rowville is a major regional playground for the City of Knox. The project is a creative design allowing access for all that is well used by local families and visitores alike. The Council, local stakeholders and community played an important role in guiding the project. The inclusive playground
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Sumsion Gardens is a major Regional All Abilities playground for The City of Wodonga. The playground has been designed for children and adults of all abilities to play and socialise. The play ground is located beside the picturesque Sumsion Lake and had to be built on fill material to accommodate the 100 year flood level.
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