Tag: History
Capability Brown: The Shakespeare of gardening
The 300th anniversary of the birth of English 18th century landscape designer Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown has prompted a revival of interest in his legacy.
Marc Treib to present public lecture in Melbourne
Marc Treib will present a public lecture in Melbourne titled “The Landscapes of Isamu Noguchi: The Garden as Sculpture.”
World Wars and Landscape Architecture
One hundred years since the beginning of World War I, how has war influenced the evolution of the landscape architecture?
Landscape as a democratic symbol
The name Kosciuszko is deeply embedded in the history of more than one nation, expressing ideals of democracy and liberty.
Creation of a Monumental Landscape
Melbourne’s Maroondah Reservoir was the first reservoir project in Victoria to incorporate public parkland into its design.
