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our results

Increase tree canopy and reduce heat island vulnerabilities.

Improve walkability and access
to quality open green space.

Reduce land maintenance
costs and tax liabilities.

Increase activation and safety
within and around the site.

Uplift local neighbourhoods and improve surrounding property prices.

Enhance neighbourhood amenity and support local economies.

Enhance sense of place,
belonging and pride.

Bring environmental, social
and economic policy to life.

Bark Parks

Activated dog parks with a difference that make a difference in our communities.

Maturitree

A subscription tree growing service for the property industry - and the planet.

Pockets of Green

A not-for-profit that transforms vacant sites into temporary open space.

Griffith University Masterplan

To Good Use are currently working in partnership with Urbis and Cultural Capital on the vision and masterplan for the Griffith University campus in Nathan. In an enviable location surrounded forest, we are looking at ways the assets can be optimised to meet current needs and future opportunities.

Devonport Showgrounds

To Good Use are currently working with the soon-to-be owners of the Devonport Showgrounds to develop a place framework and transition plan for the site that aims to guide it towards the visionary, sustainable neighbourhood it is set to become.

The Commons Impact Report

To Good Use are currently working with Small Giants Developments to prepare an impact report for their latest project - The Commons Hobart. The report will capture and share all their amazing commitments to positive impact on people and place.

Bec's past experience

Melbourne Water

As a previous Director of The Space Agency / The Place Agency, Bec helped to explore the activation of sites across the Melbourne Water land portfolio. Specifically, the project was looking for ways to better utilise land and assets in ways that contributed to the organisation’s commitments to people, place and environment.

Vic Track

As a previous Director of The Space Agency / The Place Agency, Bec worked on the development of a business case for VicTrack that aimed to identify ways under-utilised land parcels along inner-City rail corridors could be activated, including a fully costed business model for the possible options.

Moonee Valley Racecourse

As a previous Director of The Space Agency / The Place Agency, Bec lead the development of an innovative approach for transitioning the Moonee Valley Racecourse to an urban 'neighbourhood within a park'. This included considering activation possibilities for the currently highly under-utilised in-field of the track.

Frasers Property

As a previous Director of The Space Agency / The Place Agency, Bec helped to design a framework for how Fraser’s Property could use vacant and surplus land as a tool to drive sales or leasing and build community during the early stages of a development project.