| Landscape Architecture
| Landscape Architecture
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…
As part of the Historic & Contemporary Landscapes module, we travelled to Rousham Gardens in Oxfordshire and Througham Court Gardens in Gloucestershire. With the module focusing on the human influences on landscape design and the importance of precedent informing design…
Bob Moore recently gave a talk on the application of drone technology in landscape architecture site survey to the local branch of the British Computer Society. To a large audience of mainly computer specialists, he first outlined the nature and…
As part of our third Enhancement Week, we travelled to the Hockerton Housing Project (HHP) in Nottinghamshire. With the theme being Principles of Sustainable Design, the self-sufficient co-housing development appeared an ideal choice. Operating as a community business, HHP welcomes…
As part of Enhancement Week 3 this year (Wednesday 16th March) four brave postgraduate students put themselves forward for a mock job interview session. The interviews were set up as close to the real thing as possible. The interview panel…
Monday March 14th 2016: Movement through Time and Space – an all day drawing workshop with artist Alexandra Blum. Alex Blum’s unique drawing work has been exhibited extensively in London, Paris, Berlin and Kyoto, and she has been in receipt of numerous awards…
The Landscape Architecture international field trip this year was a trip to Berlin. We spent a week in the German capital staying in a hotel near Potsdamerplatz. We visited a fantastic variety of landscapes including memorial landscapes, the new parliament landscapes, ecological parks, large community…
The Post-graduate students exploring the Forest of Dean as part of the Planning Module, investigating the possibilities for sustainable new housing within this historic landscape.
Students taking the postgrad module Landscape Design Studio visited their potential sites in Bristol last week. The four sites to choose from are Cumberland Basin, Redcliffe/Phoenix/Bathurst Wharves, Temple Quay / Temple Meads, and Castle Park. We took the ferry from the…