Roger Jasprizza
Associate Director

roger@oculus.info
+61 2 9557 5533 

Roger Jasprizza is a landscape architect and horticulturist with over 35 years of experience in urban and landscape design.

He is focused on the creation of great places for the community, while balancing the needs of authorities and stakeholders. His approach is based on the union of both classic and contemporary design principles working to establish and strengthen connectivity between landscape and built form. He has extensive expertise in delivering complex landscape and urban renewal projects, specialising in the design of public realm, streetscapes, park and waterfront projects. Roger draws from a wealth of experience to navigate complex planning requirements to create loveable community places.

A black and white headshot of a smiling person in front of a brick wall.

Registrations / Affiliations

Fellow of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Registered Landscape Architect #000531 Member of the NSW State Design Review Panel, 2018–2025 Vice-President AILA NSW, 2011–2014

Education

BLArch, UNSW Certificate of Horticulture, Ryde School of Horticulture

Selected Projects

A drone photograph of a harbour beach featuring a tiered seawall and a shark net. The sky is blue and the beach is busy. A city skyline is in the distance.

Nielsen Park Seawall

A photograph of two people carrying surfboards while walking on the shore of a large wave pool.

URBNSURF Wave Park

A digital visualisation of a waterfront landscape featuring dramatic architectural topography. There is a person running with two dogs in the foreground, and large trees in the background .

Harbour Park Design Competition

An aerial photograph of a curvy, sandstone lookout surrounded by green bushland, with water below.

West Head Lookout

An aerial photograph of a rocky coastline. On the left of the image, waves crash against cliffs. On the right of the image a viewing platform and road is visible.

Cape Solander

A digitally rendered landscape masterplan of a dense city precinct close to a body of water.

Kingston Arts Precinct

Arkadia Apartments

Ascham Girls School, Margaret Bailey Courtyard

Dyuralya Square

Barangaroo South Public Domain

Braddon Place Plan

ANU Pop-Up Reunion Village

Dangrove Art Storage Facility

New Acton Precinct

Sargood on Collaroy

Sydney Landscape Code

A digital mock-up of a double page spread A4 document on a white background. The spread features a rendered urban landscape and text reading "D: Public Realm Guidelines"

ANU Union Court Framework Plan

Napier Street Reserve

National Circuit