Graduate Landscape Architect · Adelaide, South Australia

Haomin Yang

Landscape design, technical documentation and hands-on construction experience.

Sound-Green Woven City · Physical model studies · 2024

Master of Landscape Architecture · University of Adelaide

AILA Graduate Member

Design · Documentation · Construction & Site Experience

Selected Work

From landscape strategy to technical delivery.

A curated selection of projects and studies from a broader academic portfolio.

01 / Final Project · 2024

Sound-Green Woven City

Developed a multi-scale ecological and public-space strategy using planting, landform and spatial planning to address urban noise while supporting habitat and community use.

The selected-site study translates the wider system into master planning, planting design, technical drawing, design development and physical modelling.

  • Master planning
  • Planting design
  • Technical drawing
  • Design development
  • Physical modelling

02 / Selected Academic Work · 2025

Technical Documentation & Planting Studies

Produced master plans, material layouts, planting documentation, sections and construction details to communicate design intent across multiple scales.

Technical studies include pavilion construction, paving, platform details and site sections, strengthening my understanding of documentation, buildability and site delivery.

  • AutoCAD
  • Documentation
  • Construction details
  • Materials
  • AS references

03 / Country-Centred Design Studio · Group Project

Estuary Bridges: Connecting Coastline and Wildlife

Collaborated on an ecological proposal for Aldinga Washpool and the Willunga Basin, responding to hydrology, habitat connectivity and Kaurna cultural context.

Regional research and mapping were translated into site-scale strategies including fishways, bridge openings, elevated walkways and bird hides.

  • Ecological strategy
  • Hydrology
  • Habitat connectivity
  • Mapping

Construction Experience · Aug 2026 – Present

Window & Door Installer.

Max Aluminium Windows and Doors Pty Ltd · Adelaide, SA

Hands-on residential installation experience has strengthened my understanding of component positioning, installation tolerances, materials and site sequencing.

01

Install, retrofit, service and replace aluminium window and door systems across residential construction and renovation projects.

02

Assemble frames, check labels and orientation, position units into subsills and prepared openings, adjust alignment with laser levels, and secure frames using packers, screws and nails.

03

Rapidly progressed to completing key installation tasks with limited supervision and guiding site labourers through preparation and close-out activities.

Haomin Yang on a construction site wearing high-visibility workwear and a hard hat

About

Design-trained, technically focused and site-aware.

I am a Graduate Landscape Architect and AILA Graduate Member based in Adelaide, with a Master of Landscape Architecture from the University of Adelaide.

My work combines landscape design and technical documentation with hands-on construction experience. I am particularly interested in landscape construction, project delivery and translating design intent into buildable outcomes.

Design & Documentation

Site analysis · Concept design · Master planning · Planting design · Plans & sections · Landscape detailing

Software

AutoCAD · Rhino · SketchUp · Adobe Creative Suite · Lumion · D5 · Twinmotion

Construction & Site

Residential installation · Frame assembly · Laser levelling · Subsills · Packers · Screw and nail fixing · Retrofit and replacement

Visual Studies

Drawing, observation and colour.

Hand drawing remains part of my design process—from site observation and botanical studies to figure drawing and colour painting. These studies show how I observe proportion, spatial depth, structure and colour by hand.

Selected observational and fine-art studies.

Botanical Studies

Contact

Open to graduate landscape architecture, technical documentation and project delivery opportunities.

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