Our Experience
SNAPSHOT – Major Project Involvement
- Legacy Way $2.4 billion project - 4.6km underground toll road that will link the Western Freeway to Toowong with the Inner City Bypass (ICB) at Kelvin Grove (Brisbane, QLD)
- Airport Link $4.2 billion project – highly significant pops fig tree management (Brisbane, QLD)
- South and North busway projects (Brisbane, QLD)
- Upgrade of Kingsford Smith Road, Ascot (Brisbane, QLD)
- Upgrade on Wynnum Rd, Wynnum – highly significant Bunya Pines (Brisbane, QLD)
- Coronation Drive upgrade and bike-path re-design (Brisbane, QLD)
Everything we do is about working together with clients to make the design and construction process as simple as possible. In striving to build lasting relationships with stakeholders, Treescience closely and carefully assist clients to navigate the development, infrastructure and construction process. We provide timely, straightforward and accurate advice and services; even when development guidelines are complex, or technical issues challenging. We take the time to listen to client aspirations and based on consumer feedback, have refined our technical and customer service approach to deliver greater value through:
- Creative, clever project solutions that are supported by research
- Consistent performance and reliability
- Optimum resource utilisation
- Availability and accessibility and
- Professional company management.
Clients include:
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State and local government departments - Government agencies and statutory authorities i.e. Energy, Water, National Parks and Forestry
- Property developers and engineers
- Architects, landscape architects and ecologists
- Infrastructure providers
- Mining and resources companies
- Construction contractors
- Home owners and property managers
- Golf courses and botanical gardens.
If you would like to receive more information about arboricultural consulting research, technical field observations, committee participation and/or major project involvement, contact your Treescience Arboricultural Consultant today.
