FRED St delivered the external works for the Mudgee Retirement Village. Mudgee's unique climate compared to FRED St's home base provided an exciting opportunity to explore and feature a diverse selection of plant species. The project required the design to harmoniously mix communal, public, and private spaces, ensuring safe access was achieved site-wide.

The landscape project for Thyme retirement village centered on creating nature-inspired spaces with a focus on native planting to promote sustainability and local biodiversity. Two small community parks were thoughtfully integrated, offering residents a peaceful pocket park for relaxation and a croquet field with barbecues for social gatherings. Native plantings provide low-maintenance beauty and support the surrounding ecosystem. The design fosters a sense of connection to nature and community for all residents.

FRED St designed and documented internal, external, and streetscape works for this multi-level student accommodation project. A rooftop common area was appointed with BBQ facilities and a mix of moveable and fixed seating options with large planting troughs providing distinction between seating areas. In the centre of the building, an expansive internal garden was planted with native palms and ferns to suit the building microclimate.

FRED St was engaged to deliver the external works package for Oak Tree Group's Dubbo Retirement Village. This project involved the curation of community, public and private spaces, ensuring a seamless flow between each both in materiality and accessibility. Dubbo's climatic conditions differ from that of FRED St's local area, providing an opportunity to demonstrate new plant species selections and arrangements.

Arklife Robertson Lane is a thoughtfully designed landscape architectural project that seamlessly integrates lush greenery into both public and private spaces. The design enhances a public laneway with vibrant planting, creating an inviting, pedestrian-friendly streetscape that encourages social interaction. Simultaneously, the project provides a private rooftop retreat for residents, featuring a tranquil pool deck surrounded by carefully curated landscaping. This balance between urban vitality and natural serenity reflects a commitment to sustainability and community well-being. By incorporating greenery at multiple levels, the project fosters a strong connection between people and nature, enriching both the public realm and private living experience.

The landscape project for the Otto apartment complex focused on creating a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly streetscape that seamlessly integrates green street appeal into the walkways. Emphasizing opportunistic planting, the design enhances the overall aesthetic and functionality of the urban environment. Sustainable planting practices and thoughtful hardscaping elements contribute to both visual appeal and ecological benefits.