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Melbourne Metro and Regional Victoria
Hey! I'm Mark, Landscape Architect & Director of Adaptive Landscape Design.
With over a decade of experience, across Melbourne and Sydney in both design and construction, I've helped clients bring ideas to life with smart, practical design.
From residential sites to complex developments, commercial and civic spaces, I have created designs that balance creativity with construction know-how. My job is to make sure what we draw can actually be built, and built well.
Good design isn’t just how it looks, it’s how it functions.
What our Clients Have to Say
We undertook a 10 month major house and garden renovation and have been living back home for a year now. Mark designed the soft and hard landscaping and was a delight to work with. It was a productive collaboration from beginning to end.
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We recently worked with Mark to design plans for our garden renovation, and we couldn’t be happier with the outcome. Mark’s attention to detail was impeccable, ensuring every aspect of the design was thoughtfully considered.
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We started the journey of getting the planning permit from the council which involved a Landscape Plan. Mark has stood out for his professionalism and quality of work. On time, impeccable attention to detail and effective in his communication. His calmness and patience cannot go unnoticed.
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FRANKSTON CITY COUNCIL
Landscape Architect Frankston - Planning & Development Landscape Design
Frankston’s evolving urban environment requires landscape design that responds to coastal conditions while supporting planning outcomes aligned with ResCode (Clause 55) and broader urban renewal objectives. Landscape strategies must balance density with high-quality outdoor environments and resilient planting.
Working Within the Frankston City Council Planning Framework
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Coastal planting strategies and environmental resilience
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Canopy tree provision contributing to streetscape quality
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Landscape responses supporting communal living
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Stormwater-sensitive design integration
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Rooftop and podium landscapes within multi-res developments.
Planning considerations
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Landscape plans for planning permits
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Clause 55 and Clause 58 landscape responses
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Communal open space strategies
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Architect collaboration for planning submissions.