Lollipop Creek was a degraded stretch of waterway formerly used for grazing but transformed for use as a public open space. FFLA prepared a master plan, management plan and documentation as well as providing contract administration services.  The area contained remnants of three degraded plant communities as well as areas of archeological significance. A site responsive approach was applied to the site master planning and management. Prior to the documentation of landscape works 12 months site management was undertaken which included weed control and ecological burns (these were undertaken in close proximity to homes which required effective management and community engagement). The landscape design responded to regeneration of plant species following this disturbance.   Stakeholder consultation included meetings with Council, Melbourne Water. 

2012 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects National Awards Land Management

2010 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects Victoria Land Management Award