| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
The Hardwick Temporal Creative Activation will facilitate the animation of the Hardwick campus car park through the creation of a temporary landscape enabling social interaction, musical performance and art installation. The event will run from the late afternoon till early evening Thursday April…
SLR Consulting are looking to recruit Postgraduate Landscape Architects for their offices in Bristol, Newcastle and Edinburgh – more info on the job advert here SLR Postgraduate position
We are presently looking for a graduate or recent graduate to join our team of 9 in Brighton and we would be pleased if you could circulate this email to your current students (and recent graduates) so they may express…
Joe Clancy, currently doing his Landscape Architecture Masters here at the university has sent this link regarding internships in New York if anyone is interested. My former employers in New York are looking for two interns this summer, more details…
The final Sustainable Landscape Series presentation is by Dr Val Kirby and is titled The European Landscape Convention – Review and Prospect. Dr Kirby will address four key questions – where did the ELC come from? what happened in England…
I am currently working at Ecotricity, a supplier of green energy from renewable sources. I mainly produce Landscape and Visual Impact Assessments for windfarms as part of the EIA process, although I also assess solar parks and provide landscape advice…
Sue Illman, alumna of the UOG Landscape Architecture course and President of the Landscape Institute, discusses Surface Water Management and the flooding situation in Radio 4 interview – 21st February 2014.
Sue Illman, President of the Landscape Institute, and backed by seventeen other organisations, has written an open letter to the Prime Minister regarding flooding in the UK. Read the letter here – LettertoPrimeMinisterFeb14 See a BBC article discussing the issues…
Sue Illman, President of the Landscape Institute and alumni of the UoG landscape course, writes in the Guardian about the link between landscape design and quality and the health of users and residents.