Citicene | Landscape Architects

09/06/2025

Citicene - Designing L’oréal’s Queensland distribution centre to blend sustainability with functionality.

L’Oréal has set ambitious, measurable targets for climate, water, biodiversity, and natural resources as part of their “L’Oréal for the Future” program, which aims to achieve carbon neutrality, reduce water consumption, and minimize environmental impact by 2030.

Goodman developed L’Oréal’s first Queensland purpose-built distribution centre at Redbank Estate, providing a state-of-the-art facility in Brisbane to support the company’s growth and meet customer demand.

The landscape design seamlessly integrates with the architectural character of the distribution centre, enhancing the facility’s functionality while fostering biodiversity and environmental harmony.

A network of inviting outdoor spaces encourages engagement with the natural surroundings. Recycled timber sleepers are repurposed as bespoke bench seating and landscape features, while decomposed granite surfaces, corten steel edging, and vegetable planters introduce a raw, organic materiality that aligns with L’Oréal’s sustainability ethos.

https://www.citicene.com.au/portfolio-projects/commercial/loreal-distribution-centre/

02/06/2025

Transformation in Progress...

Right now, it’s a construction zone and a pile of rocks—but behind it lies a bold vision and a million dollar design coming to life.

This commercial site is set to become a vibrant, functional, and visually striking space that reflects the client’s ambition and our commitment to design excellence. From hardscape to planting, every detail is carefully planned to ensure lasting impact.

We can’t wait to see it finished—and we’re proud to play a part in shaping this next chapter. Stay tuned for more.

12/03/2025

Eco-Friendly Landscape Solutions for Modern Supply Chains

https://www.citicene.com.au/portfolio-projects/commercial/chep/

At Goodman’s Redbank Estate, CHEP developed a state-of-the-art service centre, seamlessly integrating sustainable design practices into the landscape to complement the company’s environmental values.

The landscape surrounding CHEP’s service centre was meticulously crafted to blend seamlessly with the natural environment. The design incorporates sustainable features such as native planting, recreational spaces, and storm water management systems that enhance both the function and beauty of the site. The result is an inviting, eco-friendly space that fosters a strong connection with nature.

Read more about this landscape by Citicene Landscape Architects at the following link.

https://www.citicene.com.au/portfolio-projects/commercial/chep/

23/09/2024