Work has commenced on Haberfield Gardens for Westconnex Transurban.  The project is part of the M4 East – Legacy Works, which aims to increase open and public space along the WestConnex corridor and enhance accessibility for local communities and wider Sydney.

Haberfield Gardens is situated between Wattle Street and Walker Avenue, Haberfield. The new park highlights the collaboration between WestConnex Transurban, Inner West Council, and local residents during extensive community consultation, and will feature a play area, passive recreation space, a formal entry reflecting the local heritage, and pedestrian and cycle paths for access and connectivity to local streets.  An acrylic etched noise wall is being constructed along Wattle Street to improve the park’s amenity.

Glascott is working in collaboration with Fulton Hogan Egis O&M, who operates and maintains the M4 and new M4 East. Haberfield Gardens is due to be completed by early 2020.

The Glascott Footprint

Over the past 4 years, Glascott have delivered extensive landscaping project on the WestConnex corridor, including:

2017-2018: Stage 1a: Widening Project
M4 Widening in each direction between Parramatta and Homebush. Glascott delivered soft landscaping and hydroseeding to the entire stretch of motorway, around 7.5km, and adjacent to local roads.

2017 – 2019: Stage 1b M4 East  
The project extended the motorway between Homebush and Haberfield. 6.5km of new motorway and tunnels were created to alleviate gridlock and delays in the inner city. Glascott provided hard and soft landscaping works to the new Concord Road Interchange, Wattle Street Interchange, and Parramatta Road Interchange.