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Faced with the challenges of rising populations and shrinking green space in Australian cities, we need to begin designing responses that better address land use and death.
Landscape Australia speaks with the Bangkok-based landscape architect about leadership, encouraging engagement and design in an age of globalization.
A team of students from RMIT University participated in the second edition of Beijing Forestry University’s Garden-making Festival, which explored the relationship between garden-making and the poetic.
Barbara Norman reports on the key findings of the 2020 World Urban Forum held in Abu Dhabi.
Landscape Australia’s selection of highlights from the 2020 Melbourne Design Week program, unfolding in March.
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Memory forests: designing the future of cemeteries
Faced with the challenges of rising populations and shrinking green space in Australian cities, we need to begin designing responses that better address land use and death.
2020 National Landscape Architecture Awards jury named
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects has announced the jury that will determine the winners of the 2020 National Landscape Architecture Awards.
New precinct category added to Good Design Awards
A new category for precinct design joins 10 existing categories in the 2020 Good Design Awards.
AILA appoints new CEO
The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) has appointed Ben Stockwin as its new CEO.
‘Humans are the key to change:’ Kotchakorn Voraakhom
Landscape Australia speaks with the Bangkok-based landscape architect about leadership, encouraging engagement and design in an age of globalization.
The poetry of gardening: Bejing Forestry University’s second Garden-making Festival
A team of students from RMIT University participated in the second edition of Beijing Forestry University’s Garden-making Festival, which explored the relationship between garden-making and the poetic.
All eyes on Australia as World Urban Forum urges climate action
Barbara Norman reports on the key findings of the 2020 World Urban Forum held in Abu Dhabi.
Study confirms that development contributes to urban heat
With 50-degree-plus summers on the horizon, could green and blue infrastructure help alleviate urban heat effects in highly developed areas?
Editor’s picks: Melbourne Design Week 2020
Landscape Australia’s selection of highlights from the 2020 Melbourne Design Week program, unfolding in March.
2019 Landscape Student Prize
The winners of the 2019 Landscape Architecture Australia Student Prize.
