In 2019, Jerry de Gryse celebrated forty years as a landscape architect promoting the need to link nature, culture and community in the creation of inspiring places.
Jerry de Gryse's Latest contributions
Vale Jim Sinatra
Migrating to Australia from the United States in the early 1980s, Jim Sinatra embedded himself in the profession through a prominent teaching position at RMIT and the establishment of his practice, Sinatra Murphy. He was a “pioneer of ideas and creativity” with a deep passion for the Australian landscape.
Framing the genius loci: Mount Wellington
Looming large over the city, Mount Wellington/kunanyi has long-occupied a central place in the landscape of Hobart and its unique sense of place.
Maintaining gestures: Rosny Park
Three decades after the completion of Hobart’s Rosny Park development, its landscape illustrates how projects evolve in response to maintenance regimes and changing values.
