• 100 Acres Reserve
• 12 Apostles
• Alphington Park
• Bowali Visitor Centre
• Currawong Bush Park
• Darwin Entertainment Centre
• Goldfields Shopping Centre
• Hobsons Bay Bike Trail
• Mary MacKillop
• McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery
• McClelland Sculpture Park Signage Suite
• National Arboretum Canberra
• Oxigen Landscape Architects
• Point Nepean National Park
• Toyota Australia
• Warrandyte Streetscape

 

A new signage suite has been designed for use throughout the McClelland Sculpture Park+Gallery site. The suite has been developed based on the existing totem signage system that has been implemented throughout the park.

The Native Display Gardens in Alphington Park demonstrate innovative and sustainable garden design and promote the use of native and indigenous plant and tree species in home gardens.

Oxigen is a landscape architecture and urban design practice based in Adelaide, with a focus on sustainability and innovation.

Having recently moved into a new premises, Oxigen required some bold and striking graphics to adorn their office windows.

A lookout located atop Dairy Farmer's Hill, at the National Arboretum Canberra, offers sweeping views of the entire site. 

DLD was commissioned to design the graphic interpretation to be included within the handrail structure. The concept was to create a memorable jewellery-like piece which encapsulates the NAC project. 

In keeping with the Warrandyte streetscape signage strategy, this suite of signs was created for the Goldfields Shopping Centre. 

Interpretive Signage for Currawong Bush Park required a more emotional visitor engagement than that required by directional or informative signage.

As part of the entry precinct to the Visitor Centre at the National Arboretum Canberra, DLD has developed a dynamic display along more than 40m of gabion rock wall. 

The Discovery Garden at the National Aboretum Canberra aims to educate the wider community about how they can be more sustainable and watersmart in their garden.

As part of the interpretation for the Discovery Garden at the National Aboretum Canberra, these large 3m diameter steel arbors were water jet cut with images that reflect the stories being told in the garden bed below.

Each of the over 100 forests in the National Arboretum are to contain one of these large glass signs with species specific botanical and interpretive information.