Editor’s picks: 2018 International Festival of Landscape Architecture
Landscape Australia’s pick of highlights from this year’s International Festival of Landscape Architecture programme.
Vintage valour: Steven Clegg
Over the past two decades of his practice, Brisbane-based landscape designer Steven Clegg has evolved a suite of gardens that evoke a sense of the eternal and reflect his unwavering fascination with the flora of times past.
Wild Senses: The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden
A new garden in Sydney’s Centennial Parklands celebrates learning through nature play, immersing children in habitats with a roguish sense of adventure.
Colony: Frontier Wars, Colony: Australia: 1770-1861
Two concurrent exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria explored the tensions between European and Indigenous perspectives on Australia’s colonization.
Teresa Gali-Izard: The language of landscape
Spanish designer and academic Teresa Gali-Izard creates work that seeks to enact the hidden potential of places through the integration of living systems and an understanding of beauty as process.
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Editor’s picks: 2018 International Festival of Landscape Architecture
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Landscape Australia’s pick of highlights from this year’s International Festival of Landscape Architecture programme.
Vintage valour: Steven Clegg
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Over the past two decades of his practice, Brisbane-based landscape designer Steven Clegg has evolved a suite of gardens that evoke a sense of the eternal and reflect his unwavering fascination with the flora of times past.
Wild Senses: The Ian Potter Children’s Wild Play Garden
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A new garden in Sydney’s Centennial Parklands celebrates learning through nature play, immersing children in habitats with a roguish sense of adventure.
Cumulus Studio designs ‘meditative and reverent’ lakeside viewing shelter
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Designs for a viewing shelter overlooking Dove Lake in northern Tasmania, by Cumulus Studio, have been revealed.
Colony: Frontier Wars, Colony: Australia: 1770-1861
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Two concurrent exhibitions at the National Gallery of Victoria explored the tensions between European and Indigenous perspectives on Australia’s colonization.
Teresa Gali-Izard: The language of landscape
Practice
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Spanish designer and academic Teresa Gali-Izard creates work that seeks to enact the hidden potential of places through the integration of living systems and an understanding of beauty as process.
$700m One Sydney Park development on its way
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Designs for a $700 million mixed-use development, by MHN Design Union, Silvester Fuller and Sue Barnsley Design, have been submitted to the City of Sydney for approval.
Bridging the divide: Jock Marshall Reserve Nature Walk
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A new elevated walk at Monash University’s Clayton campus draws biodiversity into the heart of student life, offering plentiful opportunities for research and repose.
Repair: The Australian Exhibition at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale
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‘Repair’, the Australian exhibition at the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale calls us to reflect upon environment, habitat and the cultural history within which we work as designers.
Re-building a country: Mphethi M. Morojele on indigeneity, animist architecture and sending off Nelson Mandela
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In Australia for the Indigenous Design Symposium in July, Johannesburg-based architect Mphethi M. Morojele spoke with ArchitectureAU about the nature of indigeneity and architecture’s role in transforming South Africa.