To transform an underutilised area of St Aidan’s Anglican Girls’ School in Corinda into a welcoming, functional green space. The project required considered drainage, established shade and resilient planting to create an attractive, low-maintenance landscape suited to everyday student use and the school's long-term needs.
Working alongside Farrer Constructions, Brooke’s Blooms delivered a landscape transformation centred around an expansive open lawn and lush, layered garden beds. A comprehensive subsurface drainage system was installed to support long-term landscape health, while mature ex-ground trees were craned into position to provide immediate shade and structure. Thoughtful planting introduced softness, colour and depth, supported by ongoing grounds maintenance, lawn care, irrigation monitoring and horticultural attention.
A vibrant, established landscape that brings new life to the school grounds. The generous lawn provides space for students to gather, play and unwind, while mature trees and layered planting create a welcoming, green environment designed for long-term enjoyment and care.
Location: Corinda, Brisbane
Project Type: Commercial educational landscape construction and grounds maintenance
Service: Landscape Construction / Garden Maintenance / Horticultural Consultation
Scope: Commercial landscape installation, subsurface drainage, mature tree installation, open lawn, garden beds, layered planting and ongoing grounds maintenancePlanting Style: Lush, climate-suitable campus planting with mature feature trees and layered greenery
Key Features: Subsurface drainage system, crane-installed mature trees, expansive lawn, layered garden beds, improved campus amenity and ongoing horticultural care
Construction Partner: Farrer Constructions
Award: Highly Commended 2025
