Featured
See all
Amalie Wright shares her experiences working as a landscape architect on the Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE) project in Indonesia and Fiji.
Emma Sheppard-Simms reviews Julia Watson’s recent book that celebrates traditional ecological knowledge and land management systems.
A collection of trees in regional Victoria has been awarded the 2020 Victorian Tree of the Year title.
Claire Martin reviews a recent book by the US-based Lincoln Institute of Land Policy that considers Scottish landscape architect Ian McHarg’s evolving legacy.
Landscape architects in different areas of practice describe how COVID-19 is continuing to impact their office arrangements, projects and work approach – and where they see the future headed.
Latest stories
Smart cities can help us manage post-COVID life, but they’ll need trust as well as tech
In designing cities that are better prepared to handle the next pandemic, building systems that encourage trust between the citizens and the city will be crucial.
Rising challenge
Amalie Wright shares her experiences working as a landscape architect on the Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE) project in Indonesia and Fiji.
Lo-TEK: Design by Radical Indigenism
Emma Sheppard-Simms reviews Julia Watson’s recent book that celebrates traditional ecological knowledge and land management systems.
Top End education precinct unveiled
Charles Darwin University has unveiled designs of an education and community precinct that is centred around a 200-year-old heritage-listed Boab tree.
AA Prize for Unbuilt Work relaunched
After a near decade-long hiatus, the AA Prize for Unbuilt Work is back and entries are open.
2020 Victorian Tree of the Year announced
A collection of trees in regional Victoria has been awarded the 2020 Victorian Tree of the Year title.
Design with Nature Now
Claire Martin reviews a recent book by the US-based Lincoln Institute of Land Policy that considers Scottish landscape architect Ian McHarg’s evolving legacy.
Transitioning states: Practising in the time of COVID-19
Landscape architects in different areas of practice describe how COVID-19 is continuing to impact their office arrangements, projects and work approach – and where they see the future headed.
An elevated exchange: Sky Park, One Melbourne Quarter
The Sky Park at One Melbourne Quarter by Aspect Oculus offers an opportunity to consider the meaning of public-private spaces as the city matures.
Transforming identity: Garden of Australian Dreams
Canberra’s Garden of Australian Dreams challenged the aesthetics and sensibility of Australian landscape architecture.
