Phillips Marler

Phillips Marler is an architectural and landscape design firm located in Chippendale, NSW 2008, known for its involvement in a diverse range of projects, including the Great Arc at Fernhill Estate and the Paperbark Play Space in Parramatta Park. Their work also encompasses significant cultural and environmental projects, such as the conservation of Aboriginal engravings at Royal National Park and the design of the Adaptive Reuse Cultural Centre at Blenheim House.

The firm collaborates with various organizations, such as Yerrabingin, to create innovative landscape masterplans and community spaces, like the Lionel Watts Play Space in Belrose and Heffron Park Sports Amenities Building in Maroubra. Their vision extends to significant public works, such as the National Memorial for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and the reimagining of the Old Hornsby Quarry Crusher Plant as a new visitor center.

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