Gweneth Newman Leigh is a writer, landscape architect and PhD candidate in public health at the University of Canberra.
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Reimagining the post-pandemic city
As a result of COVID-19, discussions around the design of our cities have gained renewed momentum, fuelling a push for long-term design approaches that improve how we respond to future events. Here are some areas to explore.
Liesl Malan Landscape Architects
The Bendigo-based practice of Liesl Malan Landscape Architects has a strong connection to community.
Practice Profile: Fiona Robbé Landscape Architects
Fiona Robbé Landscape Architects designs for the next generation, specializing in creating inclusive, accessible and sustainable modern play environments
Blackwell and Associates
For over twenty years, WA firm Blackwell and Associates has aimed to create work with “a greater authenticity to a place.”
Coastal communities
How are Australia’s numerous coastal populations planning for rising sea levels and coping with development pressures?
Bloom – Project Themes
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 …
Bloom – Healthy Spaces
With obesity and depression increasing within the Australian population, are built environment professionals doing enough to prioritize people’s health in their projects?
Taylor Brammer Landscape Architects
Taylor Brammer incorporates a sense of site history into its proposals, and has done many heritage and conservation projects.
Profile: National Capital Authority
The National Capital Authority is entrusted to create a place of significance for Australia.
2010 AILA National Awards Response: 1
Although August was a time of political uncertainty, at least the announcement of the 2010 AILA National Awards afforded us some professional clarity.