Landscape can be used to integrate fencing into the overall site rather than treating security infrastructure as a completely separate element. The objective isn't to hide the industrial use. It's to make the transition between the industrial site and its surroundings more considered.

At first glance, a landscape architect might not seem like an obvious consultant for an advertising DA. But signage is ultimately a visual intervention in the public realm. A large pylon sign, billboard, freestanding advertising structure or illuminated sign doesn't exist in isolation. It sits within a streetscape, landscape, transport corridor or commercial environment. A registered landscape architect can help explain that relationship and demonstrate how the proposal re

Industrial developments often feature generous landscape setbacks along extensive street frontages. While these areas commonly become decorative lawn or simple planting beds, they have the potential to become valuable public spaces.

How can landscape architecture improve the performance of this industrial place?