| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
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…
Alan Steeves-Booker, former tutor on the landscape course and affectionately known as Booker, died in August 2024.
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…
For much of the time teaching Appraising Landscapes and Sustainable Technology to the current first year students, I have been banging my drum about the global climate emergency, advocating some of the founding principles of the Extinction Rebellion movement and…
Introducing the CCRI Seminar Series 2019: Capitals, gender and social contexts in small-scale fishing communities; Biosecurity strategy for plants and its implementation in Wales; and Rural Policy – a search for clarity. Please find further information at the link below:…
Our annual research symposium recently was held at Rousham Gardens in Oxfordshire and at our campus at Cheltenham with invited guests from overseas academic institutions, and UK government agencies as well as staff and students from the landscape team and…
Allan Mitchell, undergraduate Course Leader for Landscape Architecture, recently visited THEI in Hong Kong to sign a collaborative partnership – see photo above. This encourages and develops the relationship between the courses with exciting opportunities for students and staff in the…
Allan Mitchell, Course Leader for the undergraduate programme in Landscape Architecture here at UoG, visited Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University to meet their Landscape Architecture department and give a presentation to their students last year. Allan described it as an inspirational trip, and…
From 28th Sept the Landscape Architecture department will be offering AutoCAD evening classes at the University of Gloucestershire for anyone interested in learning or refreshing 2D AutoCAD. Please share with anyone who may be interested. See flyer or website for details