Landscape

DesignInc Associate Miriam Enoch wears many hats. As well as being a talented Landscape Architect, she is Vice President of the NSW Chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) and mother of three young girls. We spoke with Miriam about her journey so far, her various roles, her favourite project, and the realities of juggling a range of commitments.

From Burying Highways to Tactical Urbanism and the Impactful Stuff In Between. Our urban environments are layered—the result of decades or even centuries of private development, public infrastructure and incidental componentry yielding an often unwieldy, uncoordinated aggregation.

Byron Bay Transport Interchange received two Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Awards 2022.

Conceptualised as a ‘green spine’ through Sydney’s southern suburbs, Gujaga Park, McCarthy Reserve and Brighton Memorial Playing Fields provide a wide range of sport and recreation facilities for the community, while also remediating natural habitat and the endemic swamp ecosystem.

Nestled in the idyllic countryside, this cellar door offers visitors a memorable wine tasting and brand experience.

As of the 2019–20 financial year, our Melbourne studio has been entirely carbon neutral in our operations.

At Bio21 Institute Nancy Millis Building we created a series of spaces where researchers can collaborate.

A design that embraces the central Australian terrain to showcase local research and knowledge.

Biophilic design creates architecture and urban spaces that are inspired by or imitate the natural environment.