A place where people aspire to recreate, do business and live well

Being the flow of the Murray River through pools, riffles and the landscape

Children can be seen actively engaging with the space following leaves down the creek and playing with their peers jumping from rock to rock.

A range of features including teepees, sandpits, slides, water and mud play, turf mounds, unstructured play and fence

Treetop Park is a reserve and playground in Blackwood Park South Australia\ia

A playspace to reengage children with natural environment

Trail Design

Trail Park and Facilities Upgrade

The biggest and most comprehensive private hospital ever built in South Australia

The existing Mountain Bike park provides a comprehensive network of outdoor mountain bike trails to suit all ages and riding abilities.

The brief for this project was to provide a catalyst for Urban Renewal in Port Adelaide. The Hart's  Mill Project has been a resounding success in activating this formally disused industrial site with Ben designing, documenting and delivering this significant urban renewal project whilst with aspect. 

 

 

Concept plans for 31 sites across the Eyre Peninsula

Trails

A new existing training facility for cycling athletes at XingHu, China.

Urban Design

The design forms part of the Barossa Councils ‘Big Project’ to promote the region as a tourism destination in supporting recreation, art, and culture

Cobbler Creek Recreation Park is an award winning regional trail hub with nature play, flow trails, pump tracks, BBQ's, toilets, playground and extensive mountain bike and walking trails.

In conjunction with Trailscapes, Birdseye Studios have assisted in revitalising this iconic park and detailed numerous highly technical features within an established site for both mountain bike and BMX riders.

An international ideas competition was commissioned by the Danish Government and the City of Copenhagen to develop and reinvigerate the entire Port Region of Nordhaven. The overall vision was to create a sustainable city district of the 21st Century that could serve as a lighthouse because of its innovative and future orientated solution to meet the challenges of climate change and resource consumption. The Spatial and Structural Plans detailed a spatial concept for the overall urban architecture and entire urban foundation and a main spatial concept for each individual district. A hierarchy of parks, water areas and pocket parks, squares and recreational facilities on and at the water illustrated hierarchies or urban life. The plan presented proposals for overall traffic infrastructure to the rest of Copenhagen to promote the use of public transport and bicycles and inspire people to walk instead of driving.