Hatch Design blends creative nous and a human touch in our landscape architecture, urban design, placemaking, and master planning. Small or large, close or far, we thrive on collaboration, innovation, and building resilient, connected, inclusive, and sustainable communities and places.Together, we connect people to places. Our approach: People first. We approach design by understanding how people use spaces and interact with one another. Through shared conversations… Show more Hatch Design blends creative nous and a human touch in our landscape architecture, urban design, placemaking, and master planning. Small or large, close or far, we thrive on collaboration, innovation, and building resilient, connected, inclusive, and sustainable communities and places.Together, we connect people to places. Our approach: People first. We approach design by understanding how people use spaces and interact with one another. Through shared conversations, knowledge exchange and a willingness to ‘unlearn’, we cultivate co-design relationships that form a joint sense of ownership and commitment to every project. As a result, our work responds to needs before trends.Thrive on challenge. For us, challenges are opportunities, not limitations. We approach every opportunity with an open question rather than a preconceived answer. We will sit beside you to break down the issues, understand the ‘why’, and put them back together, better. Our experience and intuition help navigate diverse project journeys to balance big ideas with pragmatic considerations. Far and wide. Regardless of distance, we create authentic opportunities to connect with regional, rural and remote communities. Whether you are north of Glendambo, west of Buckleboo, or anywhere else, we facilitate the hands on, locally grounded design process your community deserves. Storytelling is important. We are all storytellers from the earliest days of our lives. Stories and shared experiences are how we articulate our view of the world - past, present, and imagined futures. Our design process embraces opportunities to incorporate cultural and community values, histories, and stories to create meaningful spaces. Every place has a story, and we believe that is worth sharing. Show less

Advising Mitcham Council independently on all matters related to public art.