| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
1st year and Conversion students from the Landscape Architecture course took part in the Big Draw last year along with Illustration and Fine Art students. The event was held in the Art Studios and involved everyone drawing something from the ‘everyday’ and…
The Landscape Architecture course has been invited by the Three Counties Show to participate in the Edible Gardens at Malvern Autumn show 2013. The stand is being sponsored by Three Counties Show and Rockford, a city in Illinois, USA as…
A video of the Landscape Architecture End of Year Show 2013 is now available to view on YouTube – click here. It was a wonderful event – a real celebration of the work put in by the Landscape students over…
The Landscape Architecture course at the University of Gloucestershire now has full IFLA (International Federation of Landscape Architects) accreditation. This acts as a quality standard for the course (not all courses have this status) as well as meaning that, for…
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Gordon Hyden, former colleague and head of the School of Landscape Architecture through its most formative years in this institution. His funeral will take place in Gloucester Crematorium at…
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…
Your Library needs YOU! Have your say on the future of the University Library and enter a prize draw to win a Kindle. We are holding student Focus Groups on the following dates to gather feedback on our library services.…
JOHN SIMPSON 1929-2013 It is with great sadness that we announce the death of John Simpson, former colleague and great friend to the Cheltenham Landscape Architecture course. Obituary Born into a family of Yorkshire-Scots and Fenmen who had worked the…
News from the library I’m pleased to tell you that we now have an e-book of one of the most popular landscape texts – Responsive Environments by Ian Bentley. It’s available through the library catalogue at Some of you…