The landscape design at 352 South Road, Hampton East supports a contemporary commercial development for Brix Property, enhancing both functionality and visual appeal within a constrained urban site. The design responds to the building form and rear laneway access by integrating circulation, planting, and built elements into a cohesive environment.

Raised planters, feature paving, and irrigated garden beds soften the architectural edges and improve the pedestrian experience. A selection of hardy, low-maintenance species—including Correa, Poa grasses, Rosemary, and Hardenbergia—provides year-round structure and resilience suited to local conditions.

Sustainability is central to the approach, with water-efficient planting, sub-surface drip irrigation, and soil preparation measures supporting long-term performance. Practical considerations such as accessibility, drainage, and service coordination are embedded throughout. The result is a refined landscape that improves the streetscape and provides a durable, functional outdoor environment.