This little piece of paradise in Sunshine Beach blitzed the 2021 Landscape Queensland Construction Excellence Awards, winning Residential Landscape Construction of the Year as well as two other major categories: Residential $175,001-$250,000 and Best Landscape Feature - Residential.
Evoking a sense of sanctuary and perfectly capturing the essence of Noosa living, this remarkable garden was designed by Earth Creation Landscapes' design team, headed by David Wood, and built by the company's highly accomplished construction team.
"Like all great landscape projects, this one evolved throughout the construction process. Once the garden started taking shape, the clients came to us with new ideas which our in-house design team was able to easily incorporate," says Stuart Bain, Managing Director of Earth Creation Landscapes.
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