This project included the following design aims and objectives:
 Create a destination for families, children and community members.
 Create a visually interesting and functional space. One that stimulates, encourages play opportunities for children of all ages and allows restful spaces.
 Enhance the character, culture and sense of place.
 Social engagement for community groups, families and visitors to the park.
 Incorporate Barrack’s Flat history back into the park through historical settings.
 Recognise the importance of the park and its contribution to the community and surrounds.
 Design allows for staged construction.


Reference from Debbie Sibbick
Program Co-ordinator, Projects & Technical
Urban Landscapes

"I engaged Kate for an initial landscape project to design a concept for the redevelopment of a recreational reserve in Queanbeyan as she was reasonably priced. What I discovered was that Kate went above and beyond my expectation in designing this concept. Not only was the concept of a very high quality but it was extremely relevant to the site. Kate had researched the site, consulted with the neighbouring residents and researched the historical significance of the site through the local museum. I was extremely impressed with Kate’s commitment to this job. I wouldn’t hesitate in recommending Kate for any future landscape design works. We will certainly be calling on Kate again for our future needs".