Spear Lily Park: A vibrant community space in Ecco Ripley, featuring Indigenous elements, hand-carved sandstone seating, and a custom lookout shelter, celebrating local heritage and nature in a Five Star Green-Star rated development.
Spear Lily Park is situated in Ecco Ripley – a Five Star Green-Star rated Sekisui House development in Ipswich. The new park was named after a native plant and food source for Indigenous Australians found throughout the area.
Glascott delivered all elements of the park including Indigenous features that recognise the site’s history; the hand-carved sandstone seating, way-finding totem poles & bush tucker trail. Other features include garden beds and a custom lookout shelter with an insitu stainless steel compass.
The park opening combined Sekisui House Australia’s 10th Anniversary. Glascott provided trees for 10 families to ‘put down roots in a tree-planting ceremony.
Our sister business, Marsupial Landscape Management, provided warranty maintenance to establish & shape the site towards the desired long-term vision.
Client: Sekisui House
Category: Residential, Open Space, Public Space, Cultural & Heritage
Location: QLD
Completed: 2019
Photography: Saunders Havill Group
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