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The third day was again spent in the centre of Copenhagen, beginning with a talk by SLA landscape architects and followed by a walk around the southern side of Copenhagen centre through part of the Amager island, to Christiania and…
The first presentations took place this week by the students doing Landscape Design Studio, the Masters level design module. This presentation covered various aspects of the project including the initial site/context studies, a development of the brief and feasibility options,…
We spent the second day exploring the centre of Copenhagen – walking along Strogert, the famous pedestrianised urban centre (the focus of Jan Gehl’s research into urban space), exploring some of the key historic landscapes and buildings of the city,…
From October 21st – 27th the Landscape Architecture course went on a visit to Copenhagen, Denmark to explore the landscape, design, and culture of one of Europe’s leading cities. This and the following few blogs are to show everyone what…
Steve Mann and Jake Poloni, both 3rd year Landscape Architecture students on the course, have won a Gold Medal at the Malvern Autumn Show as well as Best in Show in the Edible Garden category! Congratulations to Jake and Steve…
Following on from her regional win, Charlotte Collins has won first prize in the Women in Property (WiP) National Student Awards! Congratulations to Charlotte – a fantastic achievement. The official press release stated: Sir Bob Kerslake, Head of the Civil…
Jen Heller, Landscape Architecture Conversion/Masters student here has entered the HSBC Student Bursary competition with a video about her vision for the future of Landscape Architecture. Have a look at the video here and vote for her on the website…
A fantastic lineup for this years’ Sustainable Landscape Series has been announced – 5 speakers covering a whole range of subjects around sustainability and landscape. Dates of the presentations are yet to be fixed – hopefully in the next week…
As part of the 3rd year Theory and Philosophy in Landscape module, Andy Laird set up a research exercise to explore the effects that ‘connecting and interacting with nature’ had on peoples’ emotional and psychological wellbeing. Originally just four or…