The World Architecture Festival Awards has announced the 2018 winners. For the Landscape of the Year WINNER 2018: Batlle i Roig Arquitectura for the Pedestrian Path along the Gypsum Mines, Continue Reading
Sometimes, when we’re very lucky, a site doesn’t need much encouragement; the landscape is already steeped in natural beauty. This is the reason people will come. Using this fragile state Continue Reading
Two landscape architect students have won a Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) competition to design a new learning garden at RHS Garden Bridgewater. Stella Yang and Karsan Karavadra, from Manchester Metropolitan Continue Reading
Bangkok Boulevard Sathorn-Pinklao 2 is the 25-acre modern and luxury housing development in Bangkok, Thailand. It comes with the big idea of “The Nordic by the River” since it is Continue Reading
During the financial crisis, I raised the possibility of a shortage of landscape architects and now a decade later there is anecdotal evidence that there is now a shortage of Continue Reading
Experienced marina operator Land & Water Estates Ltd will be hosting a public open day offering an early look at ‘Campbell Wharf Marina’, the brand-new facility on the Grand Union Continue Reading
Xi’an, as an ancient capital, is full of historical culture. Local forms and materials take charge of the beauty. How to create an active and vivid cityscape and create an Continue Reading
Make Architects has completed work on its London Wall Place project, a new commercial scheme offering the largest set of public gardens developed in the City of London since the Continue Reading
Argent Related has submitted proposals for the mixed-use redevelopment of Tottenham Hale in North London, featuring landscape design by Grant Associates. Masterplanned by architects Allford Hall Monaghan Morris (AHMM), Alison Brooks Architects and Pollard Thomas Edwards alongside Grant Continue Reading
An opportunity for landscape architects and urban designers to address how the public can engage with the River Thames. As it explores ‘boundaries’ as its theme for 2019, the London Continue Reading
