Landscape Architect
OSCA 241132·ANZSCO 232112
2,700
24%
48.2%
37 yrs
Source: Jobs and Skills Australia · ABS 2021 Census of Population and Housing.
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Courses linked to this job include Course in Advanced Landscaping Design and Construction.
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About this career
Plans, designs and manages natural and built environments by applying aesthetic and scientific principles to address ecological sustainability, preserve cultural heritage, and enhance the quality and health of landscapes.
What they typically do
- Designs, plans, manages and maintains projects for new developments, heritage protection, preservation of natural and cultural landscapes, and the rehabilitation of degraded landscapes
- Prepares landscape documentation including drawings, specifications, schedules and contract documents, and calls for tenders on behalf of clients
- Conducts research and analysis to develop sustainable landscape designs, planning and management practices, methods and development strategies
- Conducts feasibility studies and impact assessments to assess the impact of development upon the ecology, environmental character, cultural values and community health and welfare of landscapes
- Collects and documents data through site analysis, considering indigenous practices, landform, soils, vegetation, hydrology, visual characteristics, and human-made and managed features
- May provide expert advice and advocacy on landscape matters in conflict resolution, judicial courts and commissions
Where they work
States and territories
Share of workers by location
Qualification pathways
These accredited qualifications can lead to a career as a Landscape Architect.
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Course in Advanced Landscaping Design and Construction
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