Benjamin Loh
Associate
Benjamin Loh is an experienced Landscape Architect and Urban Designer with more than 16 years of professional experience delivering public realm, transport infrastructure, parks, and urban development projects across Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and the wider Asia-Pacific region. He combines strong design leadership with practical project delivery, guiding multidisciplinary teams from concept through to construction.
Throughout his career, Benjamin has contributed to a diverse portfolio of high-profile projects, working closely with government agencies, private developers, and multidisciplinary consultants. His expertise spans landscape architecture, urban design, stakeholder engagement, project management, and the creation of resilient, people-focused places that enhance communities and the natural environment.
Known for his collaborative approach and commitment to design excellence, Benjamin is passionate about delivering innovative and regenerative outcomes that balance functionality, aesthetics, and long-term value. He holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Lincoln University, New Zealand, which underpins his evidence-based and environmentally responsive design approach. He strives to create memorable public spaces that enrich everyday life while responding thoughtfully to the social, cultural, and environmental context of each project.
Throughout his career, Benjamin has contributed to a diverse portfolio of high-profile projects, working closely with government agencies, private developers, and multidisciplinary consultants. His expertise spans landscape architecture, urban design, stakeholder engagement, project management, and the creation of resilient, people-focused places that enhance communities and the natural environment.
Known for his collaborative approach and commitment to design excellence, Benjamin is passionate about delivering innovative and regenerative outcomes that balance functionality, aesthetics, and long-term value. He holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Lincoln University, New Zealand, which underpins his evidence-based and environmentally responsive design approach. He strives to create memorable public spaces that enrich everyday life while responding thoughtfully to the social, cultural, and environmental context of each project.
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