| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
The Art and Design applicant day gave our UCAS applicants the fantastic opportunity to come and experience for a few hours what it’s like to be a student here at the UoG. We decided to give our applicants a whirlwind…
The landscape architecture section of the library has been expanded even further this year – a small fragment shown in the image above. Many thanks to Rachel Reid, our subject librarian, for organising this. Use the following link to access…
The University of Gloucestershire Landscape Architecture course, with support from CCRI, would like to announce their Urban Futures symposium. The full title of the symposium is Urban Futures : Researching the territory between Space, Heritage, Living and Environment in the 21st century…
Three years ago we celebrated the 50th anniversary of the establishment in 1961 of our Landscape Architecture course. It was with great pleasure that we recently hosted the reunion of most of the class of students who started in 1964…
Last week Allan Mitchell and Scott Farlow went on a site visit to the Moors area of Cheltenham, site for an upcoming third year module this year. The project is part of the larger Lottery Funded St Peter and the…
As part of this year’s staff development the Landscape Architecture tutors had a tour of the landscapes of Sudeley Castle by Steve Lannin and John Hodder, the Head Gardeners. It was a fascinating insight into the creation, historic development, workings and…
At the Staff Excellence and Student Led Teaching Awards this week two of the lecturers from Landscape Architecture won in different categories…many congratulations to… Bill Burford (Undergraduate Course Leader, Landscape Architecture) won the award for MOST OUTSTANDING LECTURER. Well done…