Tourist Developments
North Maroochy Golf Club
A thing of simple beauty, Sunshine Coast’s newest golf course
Head hunted by the development team, Anembo collaborated with the course designers Graham Marsh and Associates to create the landscape setting for the tees, fairways and greens. Drawing inspiration from the adjacent natural environment, it would be hard to find a golf course more in harmony with its setting.
Bounded by Maroochy River wetlands, cane farms and main roads this flat open site presented many challenges. Managing a fast tracked concept and approvals program in parallel with the course construction required the wearing many hats to ensure the project was delivered on time and to budget.
Since its opening it has become the go to for many corporate events and recently becoming the new home of the UDIA Sunshine Coast Golf Day, a peak development industry event sponsored by Anembo for over 25years!
Paronella Park Arboretum
Master planning Paronella Park’ Arboretum
Working closely with owners Mark and Judy Evans, local tourism icons the future of Paronella park tourist experience has been created.
Building on Jose Paronella’ s dream the Arboretum features an extravagant reimagination of the iconic Mediterranean Moorish influence of geometric garden layouts.
Working with the natural landform and views of Mena Creek mountains, the new concept includes a major visitor and conference building, arts galleries, crafting workshops, a performance amphitheatre and an amazing maze!
The project is set within expansive gardens and an emerging arboretum that features iconic cyclone-resilient native trees. The design is a fusion of the Paronella strong axial themes and modern sustainable farming practices, such as contour planting.
Just like in the 1920’s, visitors can once again purchase a tree seedling and have it planted in a Paronella Arboretum becoming an intrinsic part of the future history!
Birdsville Caravan park
Where you stay for the races, if you are lucky!
With the continued success of Birdsville Races as a bucket list event, plus the Big Red Bash and the Simpson Desert Racing Carnival, the Birdsville Caravan Park is undergoing continuous upgrades.
The master plan was developed to guide these improvements as funding allow over the next decade. These upgrades aim to provide a broader range of camping, cabins, and glamping options, to attract a diverse range of visitors to stay in town longer.
Utilising local natural materials and generous proportions suited to the climate and outback context, the facility’s entry is the “Hello and Goodbye” experience of the of a Birdsville Caravan Park stay.
Gidgee timber fences, local white and red rock mulches, desert gums and saltbush plantings provide visitors with the authentic outback camping experience.
Blackall Cultural Centre Stage 1
Finding, reimagining and embedding culture into landscape
The Blackall Cultural Precinct was developed collaboratively by a team of consultants working under the guidance of local council and community groups.
Anembo’s was tasked to developing landscapes that reflect and celebrate authentic history of the Budgera Peoples and The Pioneers who established Blackall Township
The landscape design was founded on multiple community visits listening and reflecting on the collective experiences of the the Blackall townsfolk.
By identifying specific the materials and imagery , we created opportunities to integrate art and culture into the environment. Refining our arid lands planting palate to suit the local conditions and cultural idiosyncrasies.
Landscape Concept, endorsed February 2025, construction plans completed May, construction started August 2025.
