CLIENT – NORTH HARBOUR HOLDINGS PTY LTD (2013 to Present – City of Moreton Bay) At KNg we build communities, our role as the Principal Consulting Engineer for the North Harbour master-planned community reflects this commitment. Named Best Residential Subdivision in Queensland at the 2018 Urban Development Institute of Australia (UDIA) Qld Awards for Excellence,

CLIENT – STOCKLAND (2018 to Present – Ipswich City Council) In the development of Providence, an expansive and diverse master planned community in the South Ripley Valley, KNg takes on the pivotal role as the Principal Consulting Engineer for Stockland. This ambitious project encompasses 20,000 residential lots with a mix of retail, medium-density, and commercial

CLIENT – STOCKLAND (2014 to Present – City of Moreton Bay) In the Newport development on the Redcliffe Peninsula, KNg played a pivotal role as the Principal Consulting Engineer with Stockland, Australia’s leading residential developer. Our collaboration in the Newport development contributed to its recent recognition as the Best Master Planned Community in the esteemed

CLIENT – LENDLEASE (2018 to Present – Redland City Council) Shoreline, situated in the picturesque Redland Bay area just southeast of Brisbane, is a community development of approximately 3,000 residential lots for 10,000 residents. Led by Lendlease, a developer known for creating sustainable communities, and supported by KNg as the Principal Civil Consulting Engineers. This

CLIENT – PEET (2018 to Present – Ipswich City Council)  Edens Crossing is a 1250 lot subdivision, located within Redbank Plains approximately 14km south-east of the Ipswich CBD.  The development is designed to accommodate over 1,200 families and offers a significant portion of green open space, creating a peaceful and vibrant community.  KNg has been

CLIENT – LENDLEASE (2010 to Present – Logan City Council) Yarrabilba, a master-planned community located 40 km southeast of Brisbane, is a Priority Development Area managed by Economic Development Queensland. The name “Yarrabilba” means ‘a Place of Song’ in the language of the traditional owners, the Yugambeh people. The circular economy strategy for Yarrabilba, introduced