Blog & News
01.07.2021
Delighted to have won a Commendation in the Knox Design and Development Awards 2021, for Marie Wallace Reserve playspace renewal.
It was an honour to work on this project which I have been involved with for so many years, and in these times when outdoor space is even more important, terrific to see if being enjoyed by children and families.
15.09.2020
Despite COVID, it's delightful to see projects continuing to be constructed (safely, naturally). Warrandale are currently working on the refurbishment of Marie Wallace Park playspace for Knox City Council, and Yellowstone are just about to commence construction of Washington Drive Preschool for the City of Kingston.
Watch this space for pictures as they near completion!
15.06.2019
Very proud to have won an AILA Victoria Award in the 2019 Playspaces Category for George Pentland Botanic Gardens!
Thanks to Frankston City Council, Damian Vick, Allplay, Glascott Constructions. Also to ACLA and Ric McConaghy who did the initial work on the project for Council.
12.06.2019
We're delighted to be partnering with Carbon Neutral Pty Ltd to revegetate the Australian landscape. This financial year, we were able to contribute a further 495 trees, bringing our total to 795!
This year, they are planting in the WA wheatbelt (click here to see exactly where).
22.12.2018
After many years in development, the playspace at George Pentland Botanic Gardens, Frankston, is open! Great to see so many people there enjoying themselves. Looking forward to the planting coming in autumn, which will make a huge difference to the feel of the space.
Stay posted for updates...
23.09.2018
Installation at Cardigan Village has started! Painted sections were completed last week, and today the crane arrives to move the large boulders from Pyrenees Quarry.
20.07.2018
Katherine was delighted to team up with Elizabeth from Bricolage Design to attend Knox City Council's National Tree Day planting. Great to see so many people there, committed to improving our local environment.
22.06.2018
We are in the news!
Following our appointment to design and construct a public art installation at Cardigan Village, the Ballarat Courier carried this story:
