Landscape Architecture Australia, May 2013
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With the nation’s capital celebrating its centenary this year, Landscape Architecture Australia’s May issue surveys the people, projects and issues – past and present – …
Canberra’s centenary
Neil Hobbs looks back and forward at the evolution of Australia’s national capital for a special issue of Landscape Architecture Australia.
Bruce and Stuart Mackenzie
Legendary landscape architect Bruce Mackenzie and his son Stuart discuss city-making.
Cracks in the Canberra masterplan
Has Canberra become the unlikely city of opportunity for designers to dream, interpret and make change?
Humanities and Science Campus Place: ‘People friendly’
Michael Spackman and Andrew Nimmo on making this civilizing public space.
New Acton Precinct
Canberra’s New Acton Precinct incorporates art, retail, hospitality facilities and apartment complexes.
The National Arboretum Canberra
A grand dream realized by Taylor Cullity Lethlean with Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects.
A singular vision, three strands of government
Three Canberra projects by Oxigen demonstrate challenges and success in working with three strands of government.
Making Landscape Architecture
In a remarkable act of recovery, this book by Andrew Saniga unearths the history of landscape architecture in Australia.
National Gallery of Australia Sculpture Garden
Thirty years after planting, this serpentine trail is now a destination in its own right.