| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
6pm Monday 8th June 2026. Clegg Building, Francis Close Hall campus of the University of Gloucestershire. This was the official opening of the landscape architecture course end of year show. It was well attended by students, friends and family, course…
While the science of surveying is much more technological and automated now, the art of survey still has a part to play, certainly in landscape architecture site survey. The physical human presence on site enables a visceral more subjective appraisal…
The scheduled site visit consisted of a tour round the Forest of Dean enabling the group to gain a useful overview of the place, its topography and geology, its farmland and townscapes, its history and cultural associations. The itinerary was…
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…
Landscape architecture is a design-based profession founded on an understanding of the landscape; that understanding derives from landscape aesthetics and environmental sciences, specifically geology, soils, hydrology, botany, climatology and ecology. The session last Tuesday focused on SOILS, how they are…
Charlea Community Gardens Community Interest Company (Charlea) owns a c.3 acre site in Brimscombe Stroud consisting of two fields. One of the two fields (The Play Area field) has recently been acquired from a developer following three refused planning applications. That…
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…
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…