Memla Landscape Architects delivered the landscape design for the Texco project in Hawthorn East, creating a contemporary, functional environment that seamlessly integrates with the building’s architectural form. The design focuses on a layered planting approach, combining native and drought-tolerant species such as Banksia, Lomandra, and Dichondra to provide texture, seasonal variation, and long-term resilience.  

Carefully considered courtyard and frontage landscapes enhance user experience, offering inviting breakout spaces while softening the built form. High-quality paving, integrated planting beds, and efficient irrigation systems contribute to a refined, low-maintenance outcome suited to a commercial setting.  

The result is a sustainable urban landscape that balances aesthetics, performance, and usability, showing Memla’s commitment to thoughtful, site-responsive landscape architecture that supports people and place.