Andrew Thomas is the Director at Four Landscape Studio. As a registered Landscape Architect with over 15 years of professional experience, Andrew brings extensive experience across multiple project types and scales, with particular expertise in education landscapes.

Andrew’s leadership throughout the design and construction process ensures that every project he leads is contextually appropriate and delightful to use.

In addition to leading Four Landscape Studio, Andrew sits on the Association for Learning Environments WA board, as well as having just completed a four term as the Western Australian Chapter President of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects.

Tilly Caddy is a registered Landscape Architect at Four Landscape Studio. Since joining the practice in 2017, she has built up a thorough knowledge of working through the design, documentation and administration phases of projects, with particular experience in creating spaces to accommodate current pedagogy. She has a particular knack for designing nurturing environments – a skill that is bolstered by her previous studies in nursing.

In addition to her project work, Tilly teaches the Professional Documents unit within the Master of Landscape Architecture stream at the University of Western Australia’s School of Design. Committed to her own continued professional development, Tilly was selected and participated in the 2020/2021 Association for Learning Environments Australasia Mayfield Project.

Kat received the AILA WA Emerging Achiever Award in 2019 for exemplary commitment to her studies and the profession. She continues to develop her passion as part of the creative directorate team for the AILA Festival of Landscape Architecture: Spectacle and Collapse to be held in Perth in 2021. Kat is currently undertaking a PhD in relation to Urban Ecologies and Biotopes at the University of Western Australia.

Kat also has a degree in Psychology, which she continues to draw upon in her ongoing reflection and communication about people’s engagement with the landscape. It has also proved highly beneficial in her designs for nurturing environments.