Peter Bennetts (on the left!) is a Melbourne-based, global-roaming architectural photographer whose work consistently appears in internationally acclaimed publications. He tempers his time at the vanguard of architecture and design with environmental concerns, including documenting Tuvalu, the country most vulnerable to rising sea levels.
Peter Bennetts's Latest contributions
Winners announced: 2023 VIC Landscape Architecture Awards
The jury honoured 32 winners from a record number of 102 entries across the program’s 16 categories.
Conceptualizing Melbourne’s Level Crossing Removal projects
Melbourne’s Level Crossing Removal projects have contributed a suite of valuable new civic spaces to the public realm. But what do they contribute to landscape architecture in a broader sense?
A space sculpted by landscape: Victorian Family Violence Memorial
Beside a busy Melbourne intersection, an understated commemorative space honours the lives of victim survivors, looks to the future with hope and invites incidental engagement.
2022 Victorian Landscape Architecture Awards announced
Eight projects received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 Landscape Architecture Awards in Victoria, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects announced on 22 June.
Light, movement, growth: The Heide Healing Garden
To rejuvenate the Heide I Kitchen Garden and create a place for wellbeing, experimentation and sensory immersion, Openwork looked to the past for an appropriate design approach.
Victoria’s Family Violence Memorial opens
The Victorian government has unveiled a new memorial for victims and survivors of family violence in Melbourne’s St Andrews Place.
Age-friendly city design: The case of Sydney
Georgia Vitale compares some different approaches – some mono-generational, others more holistic – to support ageing in place.
2021 National Landscape Architecture Awards: Award of Excellence for Small Projects
Albert Park Office and Depot by Openwork and Christina Silk Office of Planting
Pedagogies for future practice
Alice Lewis and Kyle Bush reflect on a recent round-table discussion that explored the role of the university and landscape architecture programs across Australia in shaping future generations of design practitioners.
At the river’s edge: South Perth Foreshore
At Place Laboratory’s South Perth Foreshore, visitors can experience a refreshed interpretation of the site’s history and a renewed connection to the river.