| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
maber are an established architectural practice and offer a great opportunity to work within a multidisciplinary design practice with exposure to an exciting range of design projects across the UK. We are one of 100 biggest practices within the UK…
“The gnarled blackthorn bushes are covered in thousands upon thousands of white stars, their firework middles exploding in all directions. They won’t think of leafing for a while yet, and so there is only this dark and light, each flower…
Open to anyone completing the final year of a Landscape Institute accredited postgraduate course in 2024, with a degree in Landscape Design or Landscape Architecture. We appreciate the dedication it has taken for students entering the profession to get this…
The rain held off and we were treated to a friendly, informative visit hosted by Ian and his team who showed us around the stock areas and various operations of the main site, including the more extensive tree nursery a…
There was a good turn-out for our annual practice day event held at Francis Close Hall campus in three studio locations. It was also good to see so many of our former students at the various company stands: a fitting…
LUC is an internationally recognised creative and environmental design consultancy providing landscape design, planning, impact assessment, ecology and geospatial services to a wide range of public and private sector clients. We are looking for Year Out landscape architects and considering…
Planting design is a unique skill that sets landscape architects apart from all other built environment professionals and is an aspect in which we should excel. Whether a practising landscape architect, a university or conversion student, or on a pathway…
But there’s lots of kinds of bees that aren’t honey bees and Harry and Lorraine from Harry’s Bees told us all about them. There are more than 20,000 species of bees in the world and, unlike the iconic ‘social’ honeybee,…
Tuesday 13th February 5pm CL220. Free honey tasting. Watch bees in a windowed hive. Pollination and hive care explained. Members free. Non-members £2.