Landscape Architecture Australia, May 2020
Landscape Architecture AustraliaReviews, news and opinions on landscape architecture, urban design and planning.
Reviews, news and opinions on landscape architecture, urban design and planning.
For more than 30 years, Mary Jeavons, founder and co-director at Jeavons Landscape Architects, has championed the importance of play.
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.
Darling Square by Aspect Studios is a dynamic example of landscape architecture’s role in leading urban regeneration.
A preview of the May 2020 issue of Landscape Architecture Australia.
Winding along the coast north of Broome, this 80-kilometre-long Aboriginal trail fosters a deep connection to Country through knowledge exchange and shared experience.
Healthy soils are critical to plant growth, but modern building practices often destroy soil through compaction, contamination and destruction of fungal and microbial communities. What can landscape architects do about it?
Amalie Wright shares her experiences working as a landscape architect on the Revitalising Informal Settlements and their Environments (RISE) project in Indonesia and Fiji.
A recent book by Zoe Myers critically explores how spatial interventions can improve our mental health by connecting us to nature.
Andrew Toland reviews the latest edition of Kerb Journal that presents a critical perspective on designers’ roles in the production of political space.
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.
Emma Sheppard-Simms reviews Julia Watson’s recent book that celebrates traditional ecological knowledge and land management systems.