Biosphere Designs

Landscape Construction & Garden Consultation — Melbourne

We design, build, and improve outdoor spaces with a focus on sound preparation, practical solutions, and long-term performance.

Our work is guided by experience, careful assessment, and a solid understanding of how gardens function over time.

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End of the year softscaping and irrigation job in beautiful Camberwell.

A small job in Armadale pre christmas 2025.

Some more photos of ‘Little Yarra Gardens’ from the Magpie’s perspective

Very exciting to finish ‘Little Yarra Gardens’ and hand it over to the students @malvernvalleyprimaryschool tomorrow. Can’t wait to see everyone exploring the space

Finished this beautful project in Chelsea today. Scroll through for some before pics :)

Shed’s up and creek had it’s first test run. Looking forward to planting next week.

Recent job in St Kilda. Some beautiful large bluestone stepping stones layed. Soil prep. pre laying of the instant turf. A tight watering schedule over the next couple of weeks will ensure the roots can establish well.

Garden beds are in place and filled up and we’ve finally received a delivery of beautiful alpine pebbles today.

Our new project ‘Little Yarra Gardens’ is taking shape.
A new school garden for the children of a local primary school.

Couple more details from our small Ringwood make-over.

Getting there…The render is almost done and we can start planting in some of the areas. A very exciting project and still lots to do.

After finding some of our leafy greens being munched on, we decided to go on a snail hunt and moved the grazing mob to new pastures on the other side of the school yard 🐌 …but not before first racing the two fastest snails @murrumbeena.primar

Another beautiful, but cold morning in the garden 🐝

Almost spring here in Melbourne. Another beautiful day @murrumbeena.primary.school . Even though we had some rain and spent the day inside, learning about the importance of insects in the garden.

Talking about mushrooms and the importance of fungi as decomposers in the soil food web. Harvesting the first oyster mushrooms with the year 4’s @murrumbeena.primary.school

Big day at the kitchen garden @murrumbeena.primary.school and a nice walk through the park with my little one afterwards :)

Some more videos of the tiny critters of the #soilfoodweb . A bdelloid #rotifer and a decaying #nematode being eaten by #bacteria.

Soil sample collection with the students @murrumbeena.primary.school and later viewing of the tiny critters of the #soilfoodweb under the microscope.

Very excited to start teaching regenerative gardening and soil health at a local primary school 🪴 👨&zwj;🌾