Landscape Architecture Australia, May 2012
Landscape Architecture AustraliaReviews, news and opinions on landscape architecture, urban design and planning.
Reviews, news and opinions on landscape architecture, urban design and planning.
The National Capital Authority invited five interdisciplinary teams to create a proposal for Bowen Place Crossing in Canberra.
AILA Victoria’s Street 11 competition, which aims to raise the profile of landscape architecture among local councils.
With obesity and depression increasing within the Australian population, are built environment professionals doing enough to prioritize people’s health in their projects?
Research from health workers can inform landscape and urban design decisions that improve the wellbeing of people.
Occupational therapists give architects & designers insight to the needs of children, the elderly & people with impairments.
Play Outdoor areas that promote free, spontaneous play provide health benefits to children and adults alike. In these environments, children are able to refine important …
Outerspace, in collaboration have created a community garden that reflects and values of the school in which it’s located in.
References to natural environments create calm and inspiring places within this new Melbourne hospital.
A new rail bridge, with pedestrian paths, in Melbourne’s Clifton Hill transforms a formerly grimy space into a public park.
Wilson Landscape Architects creates two interior landscapes that improve the health and wellbeing of those who work in them.
Terragram’s redesign of this inner-Sydney park demonstrates that there is more than one way to occupy public space.
A Sunshine Coast transport hub by Bark Design Architects, Guymer Bailey Landscape and SKM in the relaxed Noosa spirit.
Christopher Vernon’s book about one of the world’s best-known landscapes.
A free publication from Victoria’s Country Fire Authority for architects and home owners to help prepare for bushfire season.
A survey of the transformation of 12 recent projects by Martha Schwartz Partners through illustrations, photos and stories.
Matthew Hurst writes for the new breed of cyclist – the less competitive and more casual and practical commuters.
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