A 2025 Special Feature Award recipient: Kūmānu Environmental reimagined Nelson's Modellers Pond into Te Pā Harakeke, integrating stormwater, tidal flows, ecology and natural play.

A 2025 Gold medallist: Kūmānu Environmental built the gateway landscape to Paparoa National Park at Punakaiki, in nikau planting, exposed aggregate and cultural raki paving.

A 2025 Gold medallist: Kūmānu Environmental maintains Richmond's historic Washbourn Gardens, a 1924 premier park of oaks, roses and the Begonia House, to a high horticultural standard.

The Landscapes of Distinction 2025 Supreme Winner: a layered Auckland garden by Second Nature that grows a European palette in a subtropical climate, with Softscape and Maintenance honours too.

Sole Landscapes was commissioned by our lovely clients to renovate a space with limited opportunity for entertainment and gardens overrun with weeds, and subsequently, endless maintenance.

In the middle of 2019, Karori Childcare Centre reached out to Sole Landscapes to undertake redevelopment of the playspace as per the set of drawings and specifications put together by the great team at Get Outside.

The scope for this project was developed in conjunction with the clients desire to develop a functional, sheltered outdoor living environment within a tricky set of confinements.

This comprehensive landscaping project, undertaken in collaboration with Hamish Moorhead Landscapes, transformed the entire property into multi-functional outdoor spaces for the entire family.

This luxurious landscaping project seamlessly blends the classic elegance of the home with modern amenities and design elements.

This comprehensive backyard transformation involved extensive excavation and construction work in close proximity to the existing house, presenting unique challenges that were successfully overcome.