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THEi students start their MA at UoG
UG Programme Leader (L) and Head of School Angus Pryor (R) welcome our first students from Hong Kong’s THEi to our MA Landscape Architecture Programme.
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URBAN FUTURES 2
Our annual research symposium recently was held at Rousham Gardens in Oxfordshire and at our campus at Cheltenham with invited guests from overseas academic institutions, and UK government agencies as well as staff and students from the landscape team and…
International Field Trip to Rome
Dr. Carla Molinari who gained her PhD from Sapienza University in the city and Bob Moore will be guiding students on a trip to Rome.
It’s all topsy-turvy Greek to me
Half-way through the first semester, it is time to address the main project for our first-year students in the module Appraising Landscapes. So far we have looked mainly at things scientific: soils, rocks, microclimate, ecology… These are some of the…
Graduate Landscape Architect and a 12month placement
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Rewilding the City
Recent MA graduate Cat Thomas presenting her research on Wilding the Future City to postgraduate students on the Urban Futures module.
A visit to the Forest of Dean: discovering its genius loci
The forecast said it would be overcast and dry, but the trip to Lightmoor in the Forest of Dean turned out to be rather damp. In fact we measured the relative humidity at over 95%. Pretty damp. Partly the result…
The soul of the landscape through the soles of your feet
The best way of fully appreciating a landscape, its physical make-up, the wild-life, the character and hidden meanings, is to walk through it. So much more detail can be seen, there’s an intimate experience of the small scale, you hear…
Finding Your Feet
FINDING YOUR FEET an induction week walkabout Although early morning mist seemed a bad omen, by late morning the sun had warmed up the Cheltenham air and the induction class was blessed with near perfect weather to undertake an introductory…