At the Base Terminal, we prepared detailed, construction‑ready landscape packages for hard landscape interfaces and planting design. This work has been closely coordinated with adjacent building and infrastructure works in a highly constrained setting.

As construction progressed, ground conditions presented challenges, particularly shallow rock and limited soil depth in several planting zones. Landscape solutions were adapted in response, with changes coordinated across the consultant team to ensure performance, constructability and long‑term outcomes were maintained without compromising design intent. We supported quality and close‑out processes through regular site involvement and structured workflows for advice and documentation.

At the Top Terminal, we are applying the same approach with landscape works being delivered alongside active construction and changing access routes. The design re-shapes visitor arrival at the summit with clear paths, thresholds and wayfinding, while integrating fencing, balustrades and edge protection to manage steep edges. Outdoor dining and viewing areas support the hospitality experience and frame the site’s outlook, ensuring that the views remain central to the visitor experience as new stages open.

Planting design and establishment strategies respond to demanding site conditions, including steep gradients, shallow rock and limited soil profiles, browsing pressure from pests, and careful species/maintenance choices to manage flammability risk, while still achieving an attractive, resilient landscape that frames the long views.