We’re proud to be working alongside Gartner Rose on the Greenway Cooks to Cove project for Inner West Council, an ambitious and community-focused initiative set to transform how people move through Sydney’s Inner West.
This important active transport corridor will link Iron Cove to Cooks River, stretching across 5.8 kilometres of shared pathways. Designed with sustainability, accessibility, and connectivity at its core, the project includes new pedestrian and cycle paths, upgraded bridges, landscaping, and enhanced public spaces.
Glascott Landscape & Civil is delivering the civil and landscaping components to help bring this vision to life. Our scope of work includes landscape restoration, planting, surface treatments, and structural upgrades, all carefully managed to enhance the corridor’s environmental value and usability.
We completed the early stage of the project in late 2024, delivering a brand-new dog park that is already being enjoyed by the local community. The full project is on track for completion in September 2025.
Once complete, the Greenway will provide a safer, greener, and more inclusive way for residents and visitors to travel, exercise, and enjoy the outdoors. We’re proud to contribute to another project that prioritises urban greening and active transport, helping to shape healthier, more connected communities across Greater Sydney.
