Mercer Park Upgrade for Brisbane City Council
03/07/2024
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Glascott Landscape and Civil Queensland have delivered another fantastic community asset, this time for Brisbane City Council.
The highlight of these improvements is the much-anticipated pump track, designed to cater to the local community and active users of all ages and skill levels.
In addition to the pump track, Mercer Park now boasts several new high-quality facilities aimed at enhancing the visitor experience:
- External Scooter and Bike Features: Various new elements, including a side ramp, moguls, boulders, a circle tunnel, and a squiggle obstacle, provide an adventurous route for scooter and bike enthusiasts.
- Picnic Shelter and Barbeque: A new picnic shelter equipped with barbeque facilities and additional seating offers a perfect spot for family gatherings and social events.
- Upgraded Park Amenities: The installation of new drinking fountains and enclosed bins enhances convenience and cleanliness for all park visitors.
- Double Cableway Flying Fox: A new double cableway flying fox promises thrilling rides for both children and adults.
- Upgraded Pathways: Improved pathways ensure better connectivity and accessibility throughout the park.
- Enhanced Landscaping: Additional tree and garden bed plantings contribute to a more pleasant and visually appealing environment.
We are delighted to have worked with Brisbane City Council to deliver this vibrant and engaging space and provide a lasting legacy for the community.
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