Landscape Architecture Australia

CONCRETE: THE FOUNDATION FOR THE URBAN LANDSCAPE

Concrete is a highly versatile construction material that delivers the resilience and durability required for projects in the harsh Australian environment. When used with good design and construction practise, concrete can form beautiful urban landscapes built to last.

Concrete can be coloured, textured and moulded to construct an unlimited array of buildings and structures. It is an important contributor to sustainable

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