About Us

Patch Planning is a planning and development advisory consultancy that connects people, policy, and place to advance positive outcomes in the built environment.

Founded to challenge the limitations of large, impersonal planning firms, Patch Planning was established with a clear purpose: to provide strategic, responsive, and people-focused planning expertise.

Our team brings deep expertise in statutory and strategic planning, policy and business case advisory, and plan-making. With decades of combined experience, we have successfully guided major projects across Greater Sydney, the Hunter Region, and regional New South Wales.

We draw on deep, real-world knowledge of the Australian planning system to connect the right people, navigate policy with clarity, and shape places that respond to genuine community needs. Whether working with government or private clients, we focus on delivering outcomes that are practical, purposeful, and positively contribute to the built environment.

Our Experience

Our firm have a wide range of experience within the urban planning discipline and provide specialist advisory services to a range of public and private clientele. While inception of the firm was as recent as 2021, we have quickly developed a reputation as one of the most eminent urban planning firms in New South Wales.

Sectors we specialise in:

Commercial Development

Business premises, office premises, business parks, retail and shopping centres.

Data Centres & Telco

Data centres and supporting technologies, telecommunications infrastructure.

Education & Health

Hospitals, medical centres, health services facilities, schools, university and early education.

Industrial Development

Light and heavy industry, warehousing, logistics, manufacturing, self storage, and high technology industries.

Integrated Land Use & Transport Planning

Expert advisory on land use implications to support major transport corridors and station investigations.

Plan Making

Preparation of new environmental planning instruments (EPIs) and supporting development control plans (DCPs) supported by detailed planning investigation.