Hydrogeological Studies
Mapping how water moves above and below ground — recharge zones, aquifers and drainage — so the design works with it rather than against it.
GoodEarth is a design studio for the whole of a place: masterplanning, architecture, landscape and environmental planning, from the first reading of a site to its care long after handover. Search below, or filter by service discipline, to find what you need.
An integrated approach spanning masterplanning, living landscapes, and built execution.
Landscapes, lakes, water recharge systems and forests designed to restore soil, water and biodiversity.
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Masterplans, streets, homes, workplaces and public buildings shaped by climate, local materials and the way people live.
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One team from drawing to site, so what we design is what gets built, and cared for after.
View servicesMapping how water moves above and below ground — recharge zones, aquifers and drainage — so the design works with it rather than against it.
Sun, wind, rainfall and heat studies that shape orientation, shade, cooling and planting from the first sketch.
Reading what a landscape already holds — water, soil, species — and planning development around what must be kept.
Deciding what goes where across a site, balancing built area, open space, water and ecology against the brief.
An early, whole-site idea that sets out the character, structure and priorities a project will grow from.
Rules and guidance that keep a place coherent as it is built out over years and by many hands.
The shape of streets, blocks and public space, drawn so that places are walkable, shaded and lived in.
Long-range plans for campuses, communities and districts, phased so that each stage stands on its own.
Movement across a site — access, circulation, parking and paths — laid out so that walking comes first.
Schools, institutions and workplaces planned as whole grounds, where buildings, movement and planting are designed together.
Homes and housing drawn around light, air, gardens and neighbours.
Offices and campuses where the building and its grounds support focus, collaboration and rest.
Courts, fields and clubhouses set into their landscape, built for shade, drainage and year-round use.
Pavilions, amphitheatres and shared amenities that bring people outdoors and together.
Museums and interpretation centres that tell the story of a place, its land and its people.
Gardens, parks and campus grounds planted with native species and shaped to hold water and soil.
Streets for people first: shade, planted edges and room to walk, meet and pause.
Public parks that double as working ecosystems — water retention, habitat and learning in one place.
Returning degraded land, lakes and quarries to working ecosystems, starting from the soil and the water.
Lakes, commons and degraded public land brought back to health, with the people who use them involved from the start.
Neighbourhood and city parks that stay green through the dry months and hold the community through the year.
Mechanical, electrical and plumbing design, coordinated with the architecture and the landscape.
Swales, recharge wells, percolation pits, ponds and lakes that capture rain and return it to the ground.
One team taking a project from drawing to finished site, so nothing is lost between the two.
Keeping design, procurement, contractors and site work on programme and within budget.
Long-term care of planting, water systems and habitat, so a landscape keeps improving after handover.
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