The Oval is the first stage of DevelopmentWA’s Subi East Redevelopment, transforming the former Subiaco Oval into community-focused public spaces that celebrate local heritage, sport, culture and Country.

The Aboriginal Burial Ground project is a reconciliatory initiative that honours those buried at Wadjemup by creating a sacred space for truth-telling and healing, connected to other significant sites on the island.

The Fremantle Prison Heritage Landscapes Strategy outlines landscape-led plans to revitalise the former prison site and elevate its external spaces in line with the significance of the heritage buildings and their urban context.

The restoration of UWA’s beloved Sunken Garden focused on enhancing its heritage character through sensitive material selection and construction. Originally built in the 1940s, the works ensure the amphitheatre can continue to host cultural events and celebrations, with improved lighting, terraces and staircases extending its legacy.

Located at the heart of Curtin University, the Yarning Circle is a cultural gathering space shaped by Yarning Circle Protocols. Co-designed with Noongar Elders and students, it fosters connection to Country, cultural learning, and landscape-led teaching beyond the traditional classroom.

The Murchison Interpretation Experience (Vast Sky Project) is a Business Case and Concept Design that builds on the Murchison Settlement Masterplan (UDLA 2021) and aims at attracting domestic and international visitors for an immersive experience in one of WA’s more remote communities.

The Walganha and Wilgie Mia Concept Design and Tourism Framework is an early step towards a long-term vision for an Aboriginal-owned tourism enterprise on culturally significant land. UDLA worked with the Wajarri Yamaji Aboriginal Corporation to create a framework based on community aspirations to protect and enhance the sites.

Bilya Marlee at UWA is a gateway for Indigenous knowledge, reimagining learning on Country. Integrating architecture and landscape, the project strengthens connections to Derbal Yerrigan and embeds living culture within the design of the School of Indigenous Studies and its campus setting.

The Rocks Laneway has been a catalyst for revitalising Geraldton by creating a new pedestrian link between the CBD and the foreshore. It has transformed historic parts of the city into vibrant, multi-use community spaces that are active throughout the year.

The Bremer Bay Town Square has been transformed into an inclusive community space in the centre of town with its skate park, all-ages nature playground, BBQs, shade shelters and long tables.

The Geraldton City Centre Masterplan proposes bold but credible changes to guide the creation of a pedestrian-friendly city centre, and aims to capitalise on the opportunity to better connect the foreshore to the CBD.

Involving the concept design of 8 priority projects, and devised across a 3-stage co-design process structured around stakeholder and community engagement, the Carnarvon Activation Plan is focused on developing Carnarvon’s CBD into a vibrant and thriving town centre with a series of coordinated projects and activities.