FUTURE LANDSCAPE

 
As of August 2018, AKAS has planted 8,111 plants into the environment! Follow us on instagram @akas_landscape to follow our journey!

As of August 2018, AKAS has planted 8,111 plants into the environment! Follow us on instagram @akas_landscape to follow our journey!

 

FUTURE LANDSCAPE

Anthony Sharples

AKAS has planted 8,111 plants into the environment since 2014! Of this 8,111 is made up of:

405 Large Tree Species, 707 shrubs (below 2M), 6501 flowers, grasses, edibles, mid canopy and ground covers, 439 climbing plants and 57 aquatic Plants.

If we were to include our projects yet to be built this number would be 13,577!

At AKAS we love visualizing and creating spaces for people to enjoy and inhabit. It is extremely rewarding to hear feedback from clients about how much they enjoy their gardens. On a larger scale, each time we design a landscape we are thinking about habitat, ecology and how this garden will become an ecosystem. An ‘island’ within the densely populated inner-city, and how this will have a positive impact on the future. Gardens create both habitat and refuge for a variety of species and insects. Flowers and other plants provide opportunity for pollinators and canopy coverage can aid in curbing urban heat island effect. Not to mention the amount of plants which will germinate from the original plants and create new ecologies within the urban environment.

If you are thinking about implementing a garden and a lovely space for yourself to enjoy, remember you are investing in the future and the environment through the creation of habitat! Please contact us if you would like to begin the journey!

This number is generated from current built projects [private gardens, public landscapes + installations, playspace upgrades, and container gardens].

AKAS landscape architecture - Alphington Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Alphington Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Northcote Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Northcote Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Bundoora Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Bundoora Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Altona Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Altona Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Balaclava Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Balaclava Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Northcote Project

AKAS landscape architecture - Northcote Project

Anthony Sharples

Anthony Sharples is a landscape architect and artist based in Melbourne, Australia. He is the co-director of AKAS Landscape Architecture and also teaches in the school of Architecture and Design at RMIT University Melbourne.

http://www.akas.com.au
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