Property Development and Commercial

Why Soft Engineering is the Smarter Solution for Erosion Control

administratorEnvironment, Garden Design, Property Development and Commercial, Residential

Erosion is a natural process where soil, rock, or other surface materials are worn away and transported by wind, water, or gravity. While it’s a vital part of natural ecosystems, erosion on your property can lead to costly damage, loss of valuable soil, and even structural instability. The good news? You don’t need concrete walls or heavy machinery to solve the problem. Soft engineering solutions work with nature to create sustainable, cost-effective, and beautiful erosion control.

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Australian natives that give your garden the WOW factor!

administratorEnvironment, Garden Design, Property Development and Commercial, Residential

Australian native trees, palms and plants can add stunning beauty, structure, and wildlife appeal to your garden. Whether you have a small space or a large property, there are perfect options to make your garden stand out. Below we have suggested 6 of our favourites that bring the WOW factor. They are known for their sculptural form or colour and make a key contribution to any garden.

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Understanding Soil Volumes for Planting Around Retaining Walls

administratorEnvironment, Infrastructure, Property Development and Commercial

Here in Brisbane and across South East Queensland our beautiful hill and valley landscape requires thorough consideration of retaining walls and their critical role in landscape and engineering design. They provide structural support and help to manage soil erosion on our slopes and uneven terrain. A frequently overlooked aspect in retaining wall design is the adequate provision of soil volumes necessary for planting. The availability of sufficient soil volume is vital for plant health, aesthetic appeal, and long-term stability. This blog delves into the key issues associated with soil volumes around retaining walls, and how they influence landscape and engineering decisions.

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