Review

Four landscape architecture students explore two iconic New York parks.

Herbaceous invaders take over the State Library of Victoria, revealing a hint of the site’s pre-European settlement history.

A showcase of 30 years of work by landscape’s pioneer of “new wave naturalism,” Piet Oudolf.

With a series of careful interventions, 360°Landscape Architects sculpts a journey alongside a Sydney house.

Views from both airborne and land-based approaches to Auckland Airport now centre on abstract earth forms.

Garth Falconer muses on the reviews the landscape expression at Gibbs Farm, a 1000-acre private sculpture park.

How do disaster recovery programmes stack up in other countries?

This year’s IFLA Asia-Pacific Congress highlighted richness, diversity and boldness of landscape cultures.

A brick spillway by Monash Architecture and Hiroshi Nakao reflects rhythms of human occupation.

A new park in Melbourne brings landscape back into playtime.

A degraded caravan park near Tasmania’s stunning Freycinet Peninsula is rehabilitated by Inspiring Place in support of an ecolodge.

A new residential development on the site of a former airfield base in south-west Melbourne.

Referencing natural and cultural landscape values this sensitive project convincingly combines conservation and luxury.

Outerspace, in collaboration have created a community garden that reflects and values of the school in which it’s located in.

Avant Gardeners looks at fifty exciting and innovative landscape architects and garden designers from around the world.

In the ten years since construction began, The High Line has become an exemplar for landscape architects worldwide.

Shannon Satherley reviews the 2015 AILA Festival of Landscape Architecture: This Public Life.

Rory Hyde discovers themes of identity and cross-cultural understanding behind Australia’s The Pool exhibition at the 2016 Venice Biennale.