Landscape architect Craig Pocock reflects on a insightful and significantly large set of email he received to his article “Coffee, professional encroachment and the art of planting design.”
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At the time, I felt he had an interesting point that I had not considered before, mainly because I had been too busy fighting off architects, surveyorsand engineers who wanted to design streetscapes and open spaces.
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Henry Crothers of LandLAB was one of the award-winning Kiwis at the World Architecture Festival, picking up a win in the Transportation – Completed Buildings category in conjunction with Monk Mackenzie Architects, for Te Ara I Whiti.
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Text by Martin Bryant Image by William Hatton and Yousr Ali
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Each year, designers, illustators and other creative types await the ‘colour of the year’ from the pantone colour institute. Like any- thing “...Of the year”, it’s a subjective, largely symbolic, gesture made by trend-spotting prognosticators.
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Ten years ago, when lots of New Zealanders were lining up to go to Australia, Penny and I bought a one-way ticket to Wellington.
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Broadly speaking, Montgomery focuses on the commuter suburb, cycling and public transport, public open space, and dense urban living; alternating stories of where it went wrong with examples of how to do it better.
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This image adorns the cover of New Zealand’s Road Code. Therefore, it communicates what our government expects our young drivers to prepare for.
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Diane Menzies appointed as the first leader of the Circle.
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An integrated, landscape-led design by Isthmus Group brings ecology, aesthetics, public amenities and infrastructure together at Kopupaka Park in Westgate, north of Auckland.
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