| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
An exhibition of land artist Andy Goldsworthy is currently on show at the National Galleries in Edinburgh, Scotland. Aged 69, his work spans 50 years of making marks in the landscape, rarely permanent and always using natural materials: leaves, twigs,…
Picking up Best Garden of Curiosity and a gold medal, the “Garden of Two Tales” has been designed by Daniel March, former BA landscape architecture student at Cheltenham, making his RHS Hampton Court debut. (He previously won gold at Tatton for…
Submit a design solution – be it a space, product, or system – which not only minimises the impact on natural resources but proactively restores, improves, and renews the health and well-being of the planet. Below are the details of…
There were four different classes of prizes awarded at the End of Year Show, Friday 6th June 2025: the Bodfan Gruffydd prizes, the Laird Bailey design prizes, the Landscape Institute south west sustainable technology prize and the Pegasus planning prize.…
Visitors to the Clegg Building in Francis Close Hall campus of the university may have noticed two new pictures on display: both created by former graphics tutor on the Landscape Architecture course, Alan Steeves-Booker, and now donated from his legacy…
Today’s Practice Day had many practices exhibiting and plenty of students discussing current projects and employment prospects with them. The ‘market’ atmosphere also benefited those staffing the stalls – it was good that they could appreciate the competition or just…
Practice exhibitions are open at 9.45am and can be found in rooms CL132, CL220 and CL253 in the Clegg Building and also in TC114 (Architecture studio, teaching centre building). PRACTICE DAY 10 MARCH 2025 ROOM ALLOCATIONS PRACTICE NAMES ROOM …
Our students entered this year’s RHS Tatton’s Long Borders competition with the brief requiring they ‘Make a Statement’ in the design of small spaces. Congratulations to these medal winners. Photos and details below. The four designs were sponsored by the…
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…