SYDNEY LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS
QUALIFIED PROFESSIONALS
As a Sydney Landscape Architecture firm, Urban & Rural Design pride themselves on their comprehensive and diverse skill set.
Leading the team is head landscape architect Angela Maroney with over 30yrs + experience. As a result of years of experience, they have an in-depth knowledge of design theory, history and problem-solving.
For instance, they have worked on a broad scope of projects, from residential to commercial design within the built environment and specialist areas.
Urban & Rural have created many specialist areas such as playscape design for many NSW councils and have enjoyed bringing aspects of this theory into residential projects for families.
In addition, Urban & Rural have the ability to sign off on DA’s and other legal documents. Angela Maroney is a consulting Arborist. She holds an AQF Level 5 with Diploma of Arboriculture to do the type of reports within this scope. Reports or documentation created by Angela Maroney are covered by Professional Indemnity Insurance.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
Landscape design is their journey. The seasoned team will listen, respect, acknowledge your ideas, needs and wants. Their goal is to support you in the realization of your vision. Urban & Rural Design will design your project with the end product in mind, from concept to completion.
As an experienced Sydney landscape architects firm Urban & Rural Design offer you a range of achievable solutions and accommodate your preferences wherever possible. Accordingly, they will use their knowledge as landscape architects and take all their experience to assist you to design your dream garden or commercial project.
At Urban and Rural Design – it’s all about you!
WHAT DEFINES A LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT AND A LANDSCAPE DESIGNER?
With so many different terms and qualifications, our clients can find it to be really confusing.
Landscape Architects have a university degree and are required to be registered with the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA).
Landscape Designers have a diploma qualification from TAFE (or equivalent). They can also be members of the Australian Institute of Landscape Designers and Managers (AILDM). They have a level of practical experience that only comes from hands on learning. Extensive horticultural knowledge and a grounded, practical approach to business. They work primarily in the residential design sector.
The good news is, here at Urban and Rural Design, we have both qualifications.