The Landplay team was founded by Carl Salmons in 2021. Together with Rose Carnachan and Andrew Ross, we are passionate about identifying and creating development solutions which contribute positively to society and the environment. We believe positive commercial outcomes can go hand in hand with ethical developments, leaving behind legacy projects that developers and future residents can be proud of, and thrive in. We believe a positive project journey is important and work collaboratively with clients and multiple project partners to create an outcome that everyone is proud of.
Our Team
Andrew Ross, Director
BA (Geography), MPlan (First Class Honours), Int.NZPI
027 714 9034 I [email protected]
Andrew has a breadth of experience in a wide range of land development projects across both rural and urban environments, including land use and subdivision.
He has a strong reputation with clients and across development professionals, and enjoys working with Landplay clients to achieve excellent outcomes.
In his spare time, he enjoys hockey, golf and mountain biking, making the most of the great backyard on offer in the South Island.
Carl Salmons, Director
MNZIS, BSurv, Licensed Cadastral Surveyor
027 510 5154 I [email protected]
Carl has 15 years experience in land development and is a founder and director of a nation wide land development consultancy. Carl has designed and managed numerous subdivision projects in both the urban and rural sectors throughout New Zealand.
Based in the Bay of Plenty, Carl is a Licensed Surveyor with a BSurv from Otago University.
Rose Carnachan, Consultant
LLB/BA (Psychology), CertBusStuds
021 112 8608 I [email protected]
Rose comes to Landplay with a background in property law, farming, business and compliance combined with a strong interest in living better.
Based in the Waikato, Rose lives what she preaches with involvement in community initiatives and an active lifestyle.
Her happy place is outside - anywhere close to nature, preferably running a trail or on farm.
Niamh Paterson
Niamh is in her final semester pursuing a Bachelor of Arts and Science at the University of Canterbury. She brings a keen interest in the physical and natural environment and its interaction with human activity. Raised on a High-Country Sheep and Beef farm in Central Otago, her upbringing instilled a deep appreciation for the environment, fueling her commitment to sustainable land practices and development. Excited for the practical experience at Landplay, Niamh looks forward to contributing to the team's impactful work.
In her spare time Niamh loves getting stuck into a new book, playing rugby or helping out on the family farm.