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Profile

Memorable design, backed by experience and expertise
Moorilla Studio is a landscape architecture studio specialising in multi-residential developments, commercial sites, and standalone new homes primarily across greater Melbourne. Established in 2018 by Emile Hunt with the goal of providing great design at a highly competitive price, our long list of highly acclaimed projects has been accelerated by a growing network of return clients.
Emile Scheetz Hunt; MLa, AILA RLA (Principal)
"I endeavour to promote a site-specific, creative and environmentally focused landscape design approach. I believe cutting-edge technologies should be exploited wherever possible in both design documentation and construction. I enjoy working in a team to untangle and solve complex design problems, especially when collaborating with like-minded peers of complementary industries. I consider that the success of any project is dependent on rigorous research and best outcomes are those that blur the boundaries between culture, design and ecology."
Working history (Project LA)
  • Luxury residential gardens
  • Victoria: Toorak, South Yarra, Mornington Peninsula, Macedon Ranges et al.
  • NSW: Point Piper, Elizabeth Bay, Vaucluse, Bellevue Hill et al.
  • Large multi-unit: Highrise CBD, multi-building residential
  • Boutique luxury developments: Brighton, Kew, East Melbourne
  • Recreational: Golf Course landscaping, Interactive Family Spaces
  • Hospitality Venues: Restaurants, Wineries, Public Spaces
  • Aged Care: Brighton, Malvern, Glen Iris, Canberra
Other roles
  • Paul Bangay Studio, Melbourne (Senior Landscape Architect. 2017 -2021+)
  • Easycare Landscapes, Canberra (Design Manager, registered LA. 2014-2017)
  • DSB Landscape Architects, Canberra (2011-2012)
Accreditiation
  • Registered Landscape Architect (Aus. Institute of L. Architects member #6388)
  • Master of Landscape Architecture (University of Canberra)
  • Bachelor's of Arts in Landscape(University of Canberra)

The name 'Moorilla'...

Indigenous Australian, of SE regional dialects;
- Rocky ridge / stoney outcrop close to water. Also borrowed from the name of the rural property where my youth was spent. A family property of 40 acres with sprawling landscaped gardens, horses, dogs, livestock, Mum's award-winning Polish chickens and an abundance of native fauna. 30 mins North of Canberra, set at high elevation overlooking the Murrumbidgee River and Brindabella Ranges, this lifestyle may well have served as a catalyst for later career choices.