Specializing in architectural and aerial photography throughout Australia and the United States.
Ethan Rohloff's Latest contributions
New precinct category added to Good Design Awards
A new category for precinct design joins 10 existing categories in the 2020 Good Design Awards.
Australian project wins Europe’s oldest built environment award
A park rehabilitation and storm water re-use project in Sydney by Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership has won one of the top awards at the UK Civic Trust Awards.
Australian project recognized in Europe’s oldest built environment awards
The Sydney Part Water Re-use project by Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership is in the running to receive a Civic Trust Award.
Better placed through integrated design
Deputy New South Wales Government Architect Ben Hewett introduces the scope and objectives of Better Placed – the state’s first integrated design policy for the built environment.
Winners announced: 2017 IFLA Asia-Pacific Landscape Architecture Awards
The International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) Asia-Pacific Region has announced the results of its inaugural IFLA Asia-Pac LA Awards.
Entries open for the 2017 Australian Urban Design Awards
The awards seek to recognize contemporary Australian urban design projects across a range of scales – from small interventions to plans for entire suburbs.
Six Australian parks ranked among world’s best
Green Flag Awards are given to parks that demonstrate high horticultural standards, cleanliness, sustainability, community involvement and a warm welcome.
Sarah Hill: Changing the game
Sarah Hill, CEO of the Greater Sydney Commission, delivered the following speech for the 2016 PIA Kemsley Oration, which in 2016 was co-located with the presentation of the Australian Urban Design Awards.
2016 National Landscape Architecture Awards: Award of Excellence for Civic Landscape
Lady Cilento Children’s Hospital by Conrad Gargett.
2016 National Landscape Architecture Awards: Award for Infrastructure
Sydney Park Water Re-Use Project Stage 2 by Turf Design Studio and Environmental Partnership (TDEP).