Case study

M7-M12 Integration: Bringing culture and landscape to life

Client: John Holland, TfNSW and Transurban
Project: M7-M12 Integration

communicate
Transport
First Nations

Close view of First Nations design elements in the M7-M12 landscape visualisation

The challenge

As part of the M7-M12 Integration Project, Aboriginal Knowledge Holders, Local Aboriginal Land Councils and First Nations artists helped shape the corridor’s landscape and design. The challenge was communicating these cultural and design outcomes in a way that was accessible to the broader community during consultation.

Our solution

We developed a stylised 3D flyover animation that brought the project corridor, landscape design and cultural narratives to life. Combining visual storytelling with clear narration and plain language, the animation translated complex design concepts into an engaging and accessible story. It was designed for use across digital consultation channels to support community understanding.

The outcome

The animation helped communicate the project’s design intent and cultural significance, supporting more informed community participation during consultation. By presenting technical information as an engaging visual story, it strengthened understanding of the project and encouraged more meaningful conversations about the future of the corridor.