| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
Six years ago we based the Landscape & Community module in the inner-city Gloucester suburb of Tredworth. We’d been invited to come up with some ideas to improve the visible landscape which was then looking sad and neglected after years…
According to the Tatton website, the Long Borders competition is an opportunity for designers and gardeners of any experience to showcase their talent on the big stage but by focussing on smaller spaces. This year they have been given the…
Progress report: We have just finished the first day of the build of the long borders for this year’s Tatton Park show. It’s a visual record of the work undertaken by our team. Link to list of all exhibitors below.…
There’s a garden in Paris I’d not previously visited but always wanted to: Jardin Atlantique built above Montparnasse railway station. A couple of weeks ago I was in Paris for three days so I seized the opportunity. I was not…
Radicepura Garden Festival announces a call for ideas to participate at the fifth Biennale dedicated to garden design, which will have the topic Chaos (and) Order in the Garden, from an idea of Antonio Perazzi, artistic director of the festival.…
SEED landscape architects in Bath are looking for someone with some experience in practice to join their team in Bath. We are a landscape practice that believes enriching natural environments enhances people’s lives. We are a design focused studio…
The opening day of the landscape architecture course END OF YEAR SHOW (31st May) celebrated the success of our students with an exhibition focusing on the final year (BA Hons) and post-graduates but including a sample of other years’ work…
We are a successful practice of golf course architects, Mackenzie and Ebert Ltd, based in Chichester, West Sussex. We are looking to recruit a keen and ambitious graduate or post graduate landscape architect to assist with projects around the world.…
Outside the Clegg Building, the Cornus kousa is looking amazing. Here’s a picture I took two days ago (21st May). The creamy ‘leaves’ are called bracts. A bract is neither a leaf nor a flower, but it’s often associated with…