Cultivate

1. To shape or improve a place with care and intention.

2. To foster growth and nurture living systems over time.

3. To develop knowledge and skills through practice.

DESIGN

Landscape architecture

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GROW

Permaculture

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LEARN

Education

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Website under development

Landscape design enquiries are open now.

Workshops, tours and education programs coming soon. Please register your interest below.

DESIGN

Landscape architectural services

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Playgrounds, childcare centres, development applications.

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Productive gardens - growing food closer to home.

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Biodiversity - creating habitat in the spaces between.

GROW

Workshops, tours, demonstrations

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Workshops - wicking beds, compost, providing habitat.

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Tours - verge gardens, productive spaces, urban greening.

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The Urban Farmhouse - demonstration garden based in Newcastle NSW

LEARN

Educational programs

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School programs

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Fact sheets

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Permaculture courses

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Who am I?

About me

I’m a Registered Landscape Architect, permaculture designer and founder of Cultivate, a Newcastle-based practice creating productive, biodiverse and resilient places. My work brings together landscape design, permaculture and education, with a focus on spaces that support both people and nature.

Why Cultivate

I grew up in Mudgee, surrounded by farms and bushland, which shaped a strong connection to land, food and resilience. Cultivate grew from a desire to reconnect people with natural systems and to see gardens, verges, schools and community spaces as part of a larger network of habitat, food production and ecological connection.

Professional experience

My experience spans private practice and local government, including development applications, public domain, nature play, childcare and education environments, biodiversity-focused design, productive landscapes and masterplanning. Having worked in both design and assessment, I bring a practical understanding of planning requirements, site constraints and how projects move from concept through approval and construction.

Professional registration & affiliations Registered Landscape Architect — AILA 13935 Professional Member — Permaculture Australia

Qualifications

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Hons 1), UNSW Bachelor of Science (Architecture), University of Newcastle Permaculture Design Certificate, Limestone Permaculture Safer Towns and Cities (CPTED), LGNSW

Contact Me

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