| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
Thomas Balsley Associates is a Landscape Architecture/Planning/Urban Design firm located in New York City. We regularly seek talented and motivated students for internship opportunities at our office. Our firm has over 35 years of experience with domestic and international work…
We are currently looking to recruit a Graduate Landscape Architect in our Solihull office to join an established team of six. You will be encouraged to work towards a professional qualification, whilst maintaining control and drive of your own career. You will…
The Post-graduate students exploring the Forest of Dean as part of the Planning Module, investigating the possibilities for sustainable new housing within this historic landscape.
Students taking the postgrad module Landscape Design Studio visited their potential sites in Bristol last week. The four sites to choose from are Cumberland Basin, Redcliffe/Phoenix/Bathurst Wharves, Temple Quay / Temple Meads, and Castle Park. We took the ferry from the…
The third year Landscape Architecture students spent the day in Bristol this week as part of their Philosophy & Creativity module. We visited the Richard Long exhibition at the Arnolfini to explore how his projects demonstrate aspects of landscape, philosophy and…
Before arriving at the university, all new 1st year students were asked to do a couple of exercises … produce a a sketch a day for 40 days, and create a beautiful piece of work solely from a book. The resulting work…
As part of the Induction week for our new 1st years and Conversion students we spent the day at Hidcote Gardens in Gloucestershire, one of the best gardens in the country. A couple of photos to share…
First Year Appraising Landscapes trip to Wistley and Ravensgate Hills in the Cotswolds Last week the students were led on an introductory tour around the immediate urban locality of Francis Close Hall campus. This took in a range of built…
Joe Murtagh climbed Cleeve Hill to photograph the Aurora Borealis this week, and had his photographs published in local paper, the Gloucestershire Echo. Fantastic photos Joe!