The Calile Noosa - Peer Review Rev. B 17.08.22

                       and have visions for a better quality of life ... Conlon Group are an established firm
                       with proven experience in delivering high quality projects and through these
                       completed projects have developed a reputation as a creative and innovative firm
                       that realises the needs, hopes and aspirations of the clients and communities that
                       they engage with.” – Conlon Group website

                       “For us, sustainability is a way of thinking. It is integral to design and fundamental to
                       making a project work. Working in our industry, it is naturally intrinsic in our decision-
                       making. For instance, our plant selections need to be suitable for their ‘place’. That
                       is, having the necessary attributes for the environment they will ultimately flourish in.
                       In doing so, they are inherently sustainable. Whether it’s an 800 square metre project
                       built to boundaries or many hectares, we instill different strategies for the long-term
                       success of the garden. Further to that, plant life on the building itself can assist with
                       insulation and can reduce ambient temperature by four to six degrees. This
                       protection, combined with the natural forces of wind, can assist with tempering the
                       environment … we’ve noticed a shift towards integrating landscape with the built
                       form. A ‘blurring of the lines’ so to speak, between indoors and out. Landscape is
                       amalgamating more with architecture and has never been valued more highly. There
                       is a movement toward horizontal, vertical, and internal landscapes. The landscape is
                       part of the built form and is a considered element of the design process.” – Marc
                       Conlon




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